Fuxi soon finished registering.
He assumed the name Fulong, a supreme expert at the peak great Luo golden immortal realm, on the verge of breaking through to quasi-saint.
The Heavenly Court rewarded him handsomely, granting him an enormous palace and hundreds of Immortal servants.
Wasn't that unbelievable?
Immortals actually had to serve as servants.
Because they wanted something.
They were not strong, so they could only seek protection by becoming servants.
Their request was simple: to stay alive.
All they needed to do was serve these powerful experts.
They did not need to leave the Heavenly Court. They only had to stay here and attend to these supreme experts.
Some female Immortals would even sell their chastity.
All to raise their standing a little.
The moment Fulong arrived, female Immortals began fawning over him. Though they were subtle, he noticed immediately.
If he wanted, he could have countless women.
He frowned, feeling somewhat disgusted.
They were already Immortals, yet they were worse off than mortals.
If this was all it meant to become an Immortal, he would rather remain mortal.
Naturally, supreme experts like them had to give more in return for enjoying such treatment.
They were the main force in campaigns beyond the Heavenly Court.
Sometimes, the Heavenly Court also sent troops to eradicate the Devil Race, though naturally, it acted within its means.
It only launched small-scale attacks, just enough to make its presence felt.
And its requirement for deploying troops was bizarre: avoid any casualties as much as possible.
Strange, wasn't it?
After all, how could a war end without anyone dying?
But that was precisely the Heavenly Court's requirement. Preserving the fighting strength of its Heavenly Soldiers took priority.
Often, they went out merely to find isolated members of the Devil Race and earn their military