The reason the Star Lords saw the Human Race as weak was that two men had been helping behind the scenes.
They were Laozi and Guiguzi.
No one knew how high Laozi's cultivation had reached. The miraculous power of the Tao Te Ching could actually veil the secrets of heaven.
Of course, Guiguzi also deserved credit. His abilities were so uncanny that even Laozi secretly marveled at them.
The two had known each other in their early years and regarded each other as kindred spirits.
Both enjoyed teaching, but their philosophies and methods differed.
Laozi believed in teaching without discrimination, spreading wisdom wherever he went.
Guiguzi preferred taking disciples, and every disciple he accepted had to possess extraordinary talent that set them apart from ordinary people.
Simply put, he followed the elite path.
The same applied to the skills he taught: every disciple learned different abilities.
Moreover, he encouraged his disciples to kill one another, making them rivals. Only when one side died would the survivor be deemed worthy.
Only then would that disciple qualify to become a successor of the Ghost Valley School and inherit his mantle.
Together, the two veiled the secrets of heaven and blinded the opposing Star Lords' perception.
They made those gods believe that Blue Star's Human Race was weak, with no trace of cultivation whatsoever.
Their opponents took the bait and committed all their forces to the deployment zones.
Blue Star had fully prepared for war. With their opponents caught off guard, those preparations would produce extraordinary results.
If all their opponents had hunkered down behind their Star Gates and forced Blue Star to attack, taking them down within a mere ten years would probably have been difficult.
If even one escaped, Blue Star's true strength would be exposed.
If they could wipe out