All Heavens and Myriad Realms was really just a descriptive term.
For example, Tate World was not actually counted among All Heavens and Myriad Realms. The worlds that truly counted as part of All Heavens and Myriad Realms were those that had connections with one another.
As the trading hub of All Heavens and Myriad Realms, Manyi World had made full use of every habitable and uninhabitable planet within it.
Planets unsuitable for living creatures were all converted into warehouses.
Meanwhile, habitable planets were occupied by all kinds of shops. Every day, merchants from countless worlds completed transactions across those planets.
In the past, goods from different worlds would all be transported to Manyi World, then transferred onward to the worlds that needed them.
But in recent years, Manyi World had been declining.
The rise of the Ten Thousand Demons Sect had dealt Manyi World a blow as well, and the trade center was gradually shifting toward the Great Wilderness Special Zone.
Compared with Manyi World, the Great Wilderness Special Zone had far too many advantages. It connected both the real world and Divine Treasure Space, allowing merchants to easily transfer their goods between the two. At the same time, the Great Wilderness Special Zone's policies also favored trade.
Of course, the most important thing of all was that merchants in the Great Wilderness Special Zone did not need to worry about the threat of the Ten Thousand Demons Sect.
Still, a centipede did not stop wriggling after death. Although Manyi World was gradually declining, it remained a holy land for many small merchants, so all kinds of cargo ships still traveled to and from Manyi World every day.
At that moment, a warship disguised as a merchant vessel slowly headed toward Golden Crow Star from space.
Golden Crow Star