A New Order

With the balance of spiritual energy successfully restored across the Spirit Void Continent, the land welcomed a new opportunity for development. Yet Mu Chen knew that establishing a sound and reasonable new order was essential if the continent was to enjoy lasting peace and stability rather than repeat its past mistakes. He therefore engaged in extensive discussions and cooperation with the various powers, working with them to draw up a new blueprint for the continent. Fairness became the foremost principle in building this new order. Mu Chen understood that the conflicts and disputes within the Alliance in the past had largely stemmed from unequal resource distribution and poorly defined responsibilities among its members. This time, he led representatives from all sides in conducting a comprehensive, meticulous survey and assessment of their resources. Taking into account each family and sect's circumstances-including their contributions during the great war, their current strength and size, their areas of expertise in spiritual energy, and the resources within their territories-they devised an exceptionally detailed, fair, and reasonable resource allocation plan. For example, the Golden Rock Family, which excelled in cultivating earth-type spiritual energy and had made outstanding contributions to restoring the continent's terrain and buildings, was assigned mineral vein regions rich in earth-type spiritual energy ores. This allowed them to make better use of their strengths, further bolster their family's power, and continue contributing to the continent's construction. Meanwhile, the Spirit Herb Sect, skilled in pill refinement and medicine-making, received extensive cultivation areas for rare spiritual plants, along with the corresponding pill-refining resources. They were tasked with supplying the entire continent with high-quality Spiritual Energy Pills to meet cultivators' needs for cultivation and healing. Cooperation was another core element of the new order. Mu Chen urged the families and sects to abandon their old sectarian prejudices