An Atypical Case of Seizing a Lower Realm

If one had to describe them, Immortal Inspectors were somewhat like the Golden Banana Federation's city management officers.

The number of Immortal Inspectors formed by different Ascension Platforms varied. They were generally organized into squads of eight, with each Ascension Platform having nine squads of Immortal Inspectors.

Aside from being unable to enter prolonged secluded cultivation, being an Immortal Inspector was actually a fairly easy job. Usually, an Ascension Platform would only have three squads working at once. They generally worked for one month and rested for two, and they earned quite a few spirit stones as well.

Each squad had a captain and vice-captain. The captain was generally a Grand Unity True Immortal, while the members were ordinary Celestial Immortals or weaker Earth Immortals.

Below the Immortal Inspectors were over a hundred reservists known as Immortal Guards.

As the name implied, Immortal Guards were soldiers tasked with defending territory. They were responsible for managing and guarding Ascension Cities built around Ascension Platforms.

Where there were people, there were martial circles. Wherever intelligent life existed, disputes inevitably arose and led to war. The Immortal Realm was clearly no peaceful place.

The human race had Immortal Emperors, the Demon Race had Great Sages, the Buddhist sect had Buddhist Patriarchs, the Devil Race had Demon Venerables, and there were also other races such as the ghost race and the asura race.

Unlike the cultivation world, where the human race stood alone at the top and all other races had to stand aside, the situation in the Immortal Realm was actually rather complex. Among all races, humanity could only be considered middling—not powerful, but not something others could treat as a soft persimmon either.

In fact, the Immortal Realm's primary plane was incomplete. There were many worlds existing parallel to it, including the