However, in order to rule the Southern Continent as quickly as possible and avoid tying up too much of their own time and energy, Di Jun and Taiyi did not intend to directly administer the racial forces that possessed Golden Immortals and Taiyi Golden Immortals.
After some discussion, Di Jun and Taiyi decided on the Demon Clan's model for ruling and managing the Southern Continent. Like many major powers in the Primordial World, it was exceedingly simple and direct:
First, they selected Great Firmament Golden Immortals under their command who were willing to take charge of managing territories. Then, based on their cultivation realms, they divided up the Southern Continent. Other than a very small number of special locations where troops would be directly stationed for administration, all remaining territories were assigned to the many Great Firmament Golden Immortals to rule and manage.
Of course, those Great Firmament Golden Immortals were only one person each. No matter how powerful they were, they could not possibly rule and manage such vast territories alone.
Thus, they naturally would not govern those territories by themselves.
They each requested tens of thousands of Taiyi Golden Immortals and hundreds of millions of Golden Immortals from Di Jun and Taiyi. Many Great Firmament Golden Immortals chose members of their own clans, then personally subdued or exterminated the racial forces within the territories under their management that had Taiyi Golden Immortals stationed there.
Afterward, based on the cultivation realms and closeness of their relationships with the many Taiyi Golden Immortals under their command, they divided the territories they were responsible for among them, allowing them to bring a certain number of Golden Immortals to govern them.
Likewise, for those Taiyi Golden Immortals, the territories assigned to them were boundlessly vast, far too extensive for them to rule