Zhao Xiangshan roughly understood what Yu Ci was planning, but Yu Ci's attitude left him rather speechless.
It was not as though Yu Ci did not know that Zhao Xiangshan was watching from this side, and Madam Huanyong was watching as well. Yet this fellow was so indolent—yes, that was precisely the word.
Did Yu Ci not know that such an attitude and approach made it very difficult for others to place their trust in him?
Without even the most basic trust, how could he possibly control believers and establish a system... Wait!
A sudden realization came to Zhao Xiangshan. Could it be that Yu Ci meant to...
His mind abruptly swayed, and a different sort of anticipation rose within him.
Since Zhao Xiangshan was inside Yu Ci's Inner Void and no longer locked down his mind as tightly as before, Yu Ci could vaguely sense the currents of his thoughts.
Yu Ci truly wanted to tell him—You're overthinking it!
When it came to "experimentation," however, Zhao Xiangshan was not wrong.
The Primordial Demon Lord possessed a stable and solid foundation, one Yu Ci could never match. Even compared to other divine masters... or even some cultivators aspiring to the Divine Path, the core principles of his own path were hardly remarkable. If he truly wished to understand them, he could only test them out.
For now, he had made a fairly good start. Having gained his first demon follower proved that his method worked. And as the number of "believers" grew, through repeated stimulation and resonance, he would naturally find—or rather, "verify"—the truest and most suitable part.
What remained was to clarify and strengthen it further.
Yet Yu Ci also had to consider another matter: even if the experiments yielded results, would the parts in which he excelled, which