"You have now violated seventeen ordinary regulations, four high-level regulations, and one basic regulation."
The Pei Tribe.
They were not one of the 72 Divine Clans.
Instead, they were one of the 108 Ghost King Species.
To explain their origins in plain terms:
Since the Demon Tribe had split off into something as grand and impressive as the 72 Divine Clans,
the mixed races of ghosts and monsters could no longer sit still either.
The Asura Race and Asura Tribe did not bother with this simply because their populations were only so large.
Under those circumstances, ranking bloodlines would only intensify internal strife. Wouldn't that be creating trouble out of nothing?
Thus, superior races such as the Celestial Race and the Asura Race did nothing of the sort.
Yet the Human Race, despite having a larger population, did not follow the trend either.
After all, humans primarily relied on talent and comprehension.
And most importantly,
who on the land of Yanhuang was not a descendant of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors?
Every last one was a genuine, pure-blooded human descended from a powerhouse of the Primordial Origin Golden Immortal Rank.
Under those circumstances,
the Human Race could hardly establish a bloodline hierarchy, which might fail to produce the competition they wanted.
Instead, it might aggravate some of the minor conflicts that already existed within the Human Race.
For example, conflicts between dynasties.
The bloodlines of the Patriarchs behind these dynasties weren't always the same. What if conflict suddenly broke out over that?
That would never do.
The Patriarchs were different. Acknowledging a Patriarch meant claiming a connection.
Take the Li Tang Dynasty, also known as the Great Tang Dynasty.
The patron backing them now had once held a post in the Heavenly Court.
These days, he had found himself