Divinity Points

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Value and Function

Divinity Points fund high-level Divine Kingdom development: strategic buildings, cultivation infrastructure, resource stars, military assets, and large-scale production systems.

Prices depend on market access and strategic scarcity. The Fountain of Life’s ordinary mall listing is 20 Divinity Points, but the Primordial City shop charges 40, illustrating the premium attached to strategic buildings. Some purchases also require permissions independent of the buyer’s available funds. 7 110

Divinity Points are valuable to believers as well as Gods. When Yang Fan appoints the Fifth-Order believer A Zhuo as the first Divine Guard and awards him 1 Divinity Point, even Nascent Soul cultivators envy the reward. The public award helps encourage support for migration to Secret Realms. 417

Relationship with Faith Points

• Faith Points are used during Yang Fan’s early Divine Lifeform stage; his initial Tenfold Evolution costs 1,000 Faith Points per day. 3
• Divinity Points are introduced as a denomination for advanced purchases before Yang Fan can access those products. The Everlasting Spring Art is listed at 1 Divinity Point, but his early purchasing permissions are insufficient. 7
• Divinity Points become central once Yang Fan begins purchasing advanced infrastructure and preparing for Demigodhood. 101 109
• Yang Yi describes 100 Divinity Points as equivalent to ten billion Faith Points when explaining why bulk-purchasing robot warriors is inefficient. 150
• To become a true God, a Demigod must receive at least 1 Divinity Point per day from believers in reality. 118
• This daily believer-generated amount is a minimum advancement standard, not a Demigod’s income ceiling. Yang Fan reaches it while his Divine Kingdom still requires substantial territorial expansion before Godhood. 138
• Resource-sale income, liquid reserves, and Divinity Points directly supplied by believers are recorded separately. Large commercial earnings do not themselves establish that the believer-generated advancement requirement has been fulfilled. 116 118 138

Power Progression

Divinity Points have no intrinsic rank or combat abilities. Their progression within Yang Fan’s development is reflected in talent upkeep, advancement requirements, and the increasing daily contribution of his believers.

Yang Fan’s Divinity Point Economy

Major Revenue Sources

Resource Buildings

Yang Fan’s Evolution Talent makes normally moderate-return resource buildings exceptionally profitable by accelerating their output and development.

• Dragon Marsh Water Estates — Generated 15 million Divinity Points monthly from 1,000 estates shortly after Yang Fan became a Demigod. 119
• Spirit Veins — Produce Spirit Stones, improve spiritual-energy density, and form a foundation for a Divine Kingdom’s resource cycle. 101
• Monkey Wine Springs — Convert Spirit Peach Mountain resources into trade goods. 115
• Earthcore Spirit Marrow Source Nests — At Yang Fan’s Hundredfold Evolution rate, each can produce roughly 100 million Divinity Points monthly. 275
• Spirit Vein Stars — Standard stars produce resources worth around 1 billion Divinity Points per month. 272
• Spirit Plant Stars and alchemy — Raw herbs are refined into pills to increase profits while supplying Yang Fan’s military fronts. 183
• Enlightenment Ancient Trees — Become a major revenue source alongside Earthcore Spirit Marrow Source Nests; their combined monthly returns exceed 1 trillion Divinity Points. 282
• Soul-Nourishing Wood — A large-scale planting plan initially projects approximately 50 billion Divinity Points from five trillion seedlings; a later mature harvest earns 80 billion. 190 232
• Xiling Star taxation — Supplements building and industrial revenue, eventually helping offset the income impact of exchanging resource stars for civilization-defining buildings. 232 264

The older wine industry does not remain a permanent priority. Yang Fan eventually decides to sell all Monkey Wine Springs and Spirit Peach Mountains because their earnings have become insignificant relative to his needs and the mountains occupy valuable living space. Dragon Marsh Water Estates are retained because they still generate nearly 800 million Divinity Points monthly and their underwater territory is not yet practical residential space. 219

Investment and Reinvestment

• Yang Fan repeatedly reinvests income rather than retaining large idle reserves, using resource production to compound future earnings. 41 271
• He prioritizes Earthcore Spirit Marrow Source Nests over combat buildings while building a stable internal wealth system. 271
• Yang Fan purchases 130 Source Nests for 195 billion Divinity Points, then later acquires another 1,052 through Dark Web auctions. 272 277
• He eventually shifts his policy from maximizing returns to converting wealth into believer strength, defenses, and Divine Kingdom security. 303
• Yang Da’s earlier spending policy also emphasizes active reinvestment: at a monthly net income of roughly 800 million Divinity Points, he leaves very little cash idle and commits substantial funding to Metamorphosis Pods. 159
• After Godhood, Yang Fan limits external resource sales to under 1 quadrillion Divinity Points monthly, retaining most production for internal development. He rejects the view that supplying Earthcore Spirit Marrow and Enlightenment Tea to Core Formation believers is necessarily wasteful. 302
• The S-Rank Growth of All Things talent increases the production speed of all Divine Kingdom resources by 1,000% and improves the ecological environment. Later, Yang Fan senses that its resource multiplier has grown further but no longer considers exact calculations important. 300 400
• Yang Da warns that apparent resource abundance is partly an imbalance between the number of resource buildings and the current strength of believers. Higher cultivation realms will sharply increase consumption, while expansion of the Yang Group also requires substantial capital. 401

Markets and Financing

Resource-Star Market

Spirit Vein Stars are reliable but comparatively moderate-return assets.

• Their market price remains near 100 billion Divinity Points because they usually produce resources worth about 1 billion monthly. 272
• They exist in neutral regions and do not directly strengthen the owner’s Divine Kingdom or believers. 272
• Yang Fan treats stars as both income sources and tradable assets, selling coordinates to finance Source Nest acquisitions. 271
• Resource stars also support vertically integrated industries. Yang Fan purchases 40 Spirit Plant Stars and 50 Ore Vein Stars for approximately 1 trillion Divinity Points to supply front-line alchemy and forging operations, then orders garrisons and defenses established on them. 310 311

Dark Web Auctions

The Dark Web allows anonymous transactions in scarce Divine Kingdom assets.

• Earthcore Spirit Marrow Source Nests usually sell for 1–1.5 billion Divinity Points, though strategic war buildings can cost tens or hundreds of billions. 271
• Yang Fan exploits market oversupply by lowering bids, securing thousands of Source Nests and Enlightenment Ancient Trees with 20 trillion Divinity Points. 278
• S-Class Buildings are scarce enough that their prices can substantially reduce even Yang Fan’s investment returns. 275
• The Dark Web imposes a minimum bid of 1 billion Divinity Points in the documented auctions. Yang Da secures 3,000 Source Nests and 5,000 Enlightenment Ancient Trees at that price, followed by another 6,000 Source Nests and 5,000 trees at 1.1 billion each. 278
• Ordinary S-Class resource buildings can eventually be acquired with sufficient funds, but civilization-defining structures such as the Heavenly Court and War God Codex rarely appear and may be prohibitively expensive or incompatible with the buyer’s Divine Kingdom. 299
• Yang Fan later authorizes broader purchases of valuable S-Class buildings while capping Dark Web expenditure at 20 trillion Divinity Points per month. The limit addresses both Yang Da’s concerns over inflated prices and Yang Fan’s desire to avoid attracting excessive attention. 396

Loans

• Elephant Loans initially considers Yang Fan’s Divine Kingdom assets sufficient collateral for a loan worth roughly 30,000 Divinity Points. 112
• After learning that Yang Fan is a Human Prodigy, the company offers him 1 million Divinity Points because it expects his future status to increase its own market share. 113
• Qin Xue later offers 100 trillion Divinity Points in financing, structured so Yang Fan need only service the interest unless he chooses to repay the principal. 275
• Major Gods lend capital because their Divine Kingdom territory is often fully developed, leaving them with few internal investment opportunities. 275
• Qin Xue requires collateral if Yang Fan wants financing beyond his approved 100-trillion-point limit. 275
• Lu Wan separately offers Yang Fan 100 trillion Divinity Points. He declines because he does not want to be perceived as financially dependent on a woman, although she remains willing to support him. 403

Military Merits and Proxy Warfare

Military merits form a separate reward mechanism that complements Divinity Point spending rather than replacing the currency.

• The frontline Military Merit System awards merits for killing foreign Demigods or Gods, submitting enemy Divine Kingdom Coordinates, and surrendering valuable foreign-race buildings. 310
• Unlike uncertain Dark Web auctions, merit exchanges provide a stable, direct route to high-level S-Class buildings. Yang Fan uses the system to obtain six Heavenly Courts and later three more Heavenly Courts and a War God Codex. 311 396 491
• Yang Fan’s verified defeat of Lufa earns 10 million military merits. 394
• Frontline Divine Kingdom Coordinates are cheaper and more detailed than ordinary marketplace listings. God Coordinates require 1 million military merits and participation in a formally organized God War under unified military command. 318
• Divinity Points fund the contracts, equipment, consumables, and defensive buildings used in proxy wars. A documented Demigod negotiates an 8,000-point contract with a 6,000-point resource quota; another offers his services for 2,000. 311 312
• Yang Fan approves three recruits at 60,000 Divinity Points each but instructs Li Tianheng not to raise recruitment prices enough to disrupt the market. 326
• Proxy-war victories provide Divine Kingdom Cores that can support coordinate deduction, territorial growth, and talent acquisition. Yang Fan treats his abundant Divinity Points as capital for obtaining these longer-term strategic gains. 312 318 326

Secret-Realm Market

Secret Realms are purchasable resource domains formed from the remnants of fallen Gods’ Divine Kingdoms.

Yang Fan considers Secret Realms not only as revenue-generating assets but also as military bases and accommodation for surplus believers. Their armies require substantial supplies and lack the benefits of his main Divine Kingdom’s talents, making them less efficient development sites despite their strategic value. 402

Strategic Importance

• Divinity Points allow Yang Fan to bypass many of the usual resource constraints facing Divine Lifeforms and Demigods. 116 150
• His Hundredfold Evolution Talent turns resource production into a compounding advantage, allowing income to be reinvested into stronger believers, defensive structures, and industrial systems. 118 271
• Despite his vast reserves, Yang Fan concludes that wealth without sufficient military strength invites danger; he ultimately places Divine Kingdom development and security above further accumulation. 303
• The currency’s importance is relative to its holder’s resources. An ordinary Demigod’s total Divine Kingdom assets may be worth less than 100,000 Divinity Points, while Yang Fan can spend millions on coordinates, infrastructure, or subordinate projects. 137 143
• Mechanical Civilization is especially capital-intensive: advancement requires artificial-lifeform development, logic cores, data modules, maintenance systems, energy networks, and backups. Yang Fan’s resource abundance allows sustained investment in this path. 155 347
• Financial patronage strengthens both dependents and administrators. Yang Fan distributes 100,000 Divinity Points among his wives and parents, funds Lingxu Zi’s cultivation resources, and rewards successful artificial lifeforms with money or Mechanical Hearts. 129 393 394 485 599
• Yang Fan increasingly views wealth as a byproduct of strength and authority. Divinity Points matter most when converted into stronger believers, larger armies, additional God Coordinates, and future military capacity. 402
• Abundance does not remove every constraint. Scarce buildings, incomplete Divine Kingdom laws, strategic secrecy, and the risks of warfare can still limit development even when funding is available. 299 334 498
• Yang Fan continues concealing the full extent of his financial security. Even Ma Yu, who works to save him money, is not told that he has no shortage of Divinity Points. 491