These races were all similar to the Primordial World: they relied either on powerful technology, vast populations, or Cultivators with advanced cultivation.
In short, they too had their own ways of surviving.
After observing for some time, the Demon Emperor discovered that the powerful factions could be divided into several ranks.
The super races, led by the Angel Empire and the Abyss Empire, held the position of Overlords in the Great Void World, continually swallowing up and attacking other races to consolidate their supremacy.
Next came the Great Void God Race. Their strength did not surpass that of the two great empires, but because they had created both empires, their status was rather special. To the two great empires, the Great Void God Race was more like their parent race and received their joint protection.
Moreover, the Great Void God Race was akin to Observers. They had little interest in power or status, preferring to research, excavate, and seek out unknown secrets.
After them came the Dark God Clan, the Dark Insect Race, the Light God Clan, and others.
These races could offer some resistance to the Angel Empire and the Abyss Empire and would not be wiped out in a single stroke, but they still struggled to survive.
They belonged to the third rank.
Next came fence-sitters such as the Subsidiary Worlds and the Meida Race, which was subordinate to the two great empires. These were powerful races that could not contend with the empires but could still pique their interest.
Their strength might not be exceptional, but it was enough to catch the discerning eyes of the two great empires.
They were fourth-rank races.
Those slightly weaker, such as the Wright Race, could only depend on the two great empires. They had vast populations and abundant resources, yet