Danger Creeps In Unnoticed

For a super powerhouse, having races that depended on them was indispensable.

Even the most solitary and eccentric tyrant would have loyal supporters standing behind them.

The saying goes, "Better be the head of a chicken than the tail of an ox." It had some truth to it, but that was the kind of thinking only held by young juniors who had yet to face the world and were full of pride, or by individuals who stood alone with nothing but their bare hands. If one belonged to a great family and had grown accustomed to wielding advantages and networks unavailable to ordinary people, their thinking would be completely different. Almost all descendants of great families hoped to join forces with the strong, preferably serving beneath the mightiest powerhouse, with a great "tree" to shelter beneath and lean upon.

This was especially true for clan chiefs, sect masters, and kings who held the fate of an entire race in their hands. The matters they had to consider were certainly far more far-reaching than those of ordinary people.

According to Fatty Hai, being the tail of an ox might not sound very nice.

But what was an ox's tail?

It was badass!

Though Fatty Hai's words carried a hint of hidden meaning, reality truly was like that.

After Yue Yang complained to Jun Wuyou, Old Fox, and the others for a while, he understood that he could not slack off after all, and resigned himself to it. As a super powerhouse, there would certainly be countless dependents behind him. Moreover, gathering everyone's resources would make development far stronger than fighting alone.

Having an extra group of loyal followers who supported him was always better than having an extra group of red-eyed competitors jealous of him.

He would take the best for