The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Qi Sheng withdrew his gaze from Death Space.
It was apparent that, as the legion system gradually improved, the Elysium Tribe's war potential had begun to emerge.
The Elysium Tribe was also one of the forces in Monster World he paid closer attention to.
Unlike many forces, the Elysium Tribe possessed every quality of a tribe with great potential.
Imitation, learning, research, innovation... the Lord of Bliss, hidden behind the scenes, knew how to absorb the best of other civilizations and gradually turn it into advantages of his own.
What Qi Sheng admired most, in fact, was his restraint.
Though the Lord of Bliss harbored immense ambitions, he never acted rashly.
He carefully considered every step he took, and all his arrangements in Monster World were measured.
More remarkably, he knew what to keep and what to abandon.
When a path proved unworkable, he could decisively abandon it, no matter how many resources he had invested beforehand.
The courage to reject his own decisions was more valuable than blind persistence.
One example was the early Elysium Divine Lamp system.
That system had developed alongside the Elysium Legion and the Elysium Players System, receiving similarly enormous allocations of resources.
But after discovering that this model required rule effects even at its initial stage and could not be replicated from scratch, he decisively abandoned the project.
That willingness to make trade-offs was also reflected in the operation of the Elysium Branch Halls.
When confronted with risks beyond his control, the Lord of Bliss would not become trapped by "loss aversion."
He would calmly assess the situation and, once he confirmed that the cost of recovery exceeded the returns, decisively cut his losses.
He abandoned his earlier investments without a trace of attachment.
This gave the Elysium Tribe tremendous