Azure Sparrow's new national policy, furious players, and Black Vulture City's urgent plea for reinforcements

After three months, Yun Che finally used the Star Vein Core and various precious supplementary materials to thoroughly improve the concentration of spiritual energy throughout the Azure Sparrow Empire.

The Azure Sparrow Empire had sixteen commanderies and 327 cities in total. Its territory covered 5.6 million square kilometers-not particularly large, but not small either.

The Imperial City had the highest concentration of spiritual energy, followed by the nine major cities surrounding it and Heavenly Sparrow Academy.

In short, the closer one was to the Imperial City, the richer the spiritual energy one could enjoy.

To motivate martial practitioners throughout the Azure Sparrow Empire to cultivate, Yun Che used arrays to divide the spiritual energy concentrations into ten tiers.

The most remote tier-one cities enjoyed spiritual energy concentrations only ten times their original levels. The tier-two cities above them had twenty times their original concentrations, and so on.

As for territory outside the Azure Sparrow Empire's cities, Yun Che also used arrays to seal off the spiritual energy, preventing anyone with ulterior motives from helping themselves to it.

As soon as this announcement spread, the entire Azure Sparrow Empire erupted in excitement, cheering, "Long live Her Majesty the Female Emperor! Long live the Guardian King!"

The announcement of the new system naturally brought new national rules. Martial practitioners who were not residents of tier-two cities were forbidden from remaining in those cities long-term, and citizenship cards became proof of everyone's identity.

Anyone who wanted to enter a higher-tier city to take advantage of its spirit power for cultivation had to pass an assessment.

This system had little effect on the native inhabitants. After all, the vast majority were ordinary people who did not need to cultivate. At most, living somewhere with richer spiritual energy meant suffering fewer illnesses.

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