It's not that there aren't any short-sighted forces eyeing Divine Land; it's just that while their actions were still being planned, the relevant intelligence had already been laid out on Divine Land's table.
The calculation results of the Hexagram Server are so good that it has become the mainstream calculation server in the entire known universe.
Initially, the Sihali Kingdom could control the manufacturing and sales channels of these servers, but as more and more civilizations began using them, the situation has evolved to a point where a third-rate civilization can no longer maintain control.
Fortunately, Baili Qiu was not someone who couldn't see the situation clearly. After realizing that things were getting out of control, he directly posted the preparation process of the Hexagram Server online and made it public for free.
If it were a miserly person, any hesitation at this moment would likely have resulted in them being kicked to death by those advanced civilizations on the roadside.
Although Baili Qiu's actions caused him to lose a lot of profits, he at least saved his life.
Moreover, the Hexagram Server has a backdoor. The more people who use this blueprint to build servers, the stronger the intelligence system of the Sihali Kingdom will become.
Similarly, if the Sihali Kingdom has backdoors, Divine Land certainly does too.
Divine Land's development strategy has always been primarily peaceful, adhering to the principle of "we will not attack unless attacked." However, for those who have set their sights on Divine Land, Divine Land naturally has other ways of dealing with them.
The True God Sect, composed of a few guys from Ji Nanzhi, is no pushover. Although they have never extended their reach into the interior of Divine Land, they have the emotional value of the old man who merged with the Dao Integration behind the Truth Divine Church. After crushing several civilizations of all sizes around them, the True God Sect has evolved into a notorious force in the universe.
For the Divine Land People, this was an unofficial army, but for other civilizations, it was the reign of an evil god.
If you want to reach into Divine Land, you have to go through their hands first.
Ji Nanzhi and his group have clearly become the black gloves of Divine Land.
The development of Divine Land is unstoppable; it is no longer a civilization that needs Li Xingkong's protection.
"Okay, we're on Earth Star now, so let's start with the nearest one..."
After getting in touch with the server, Li Xingkong didn't forget why he was there. Business was important, business was important.
First, there were some trivial matters before starting the practice, which involved some minor cause-and-effect relationships.
But at this moment, an unknown amount of time has passed since Li Xingkong began his cultivation. Whether those people from back then are still alive, or even on Earth Star, is now impossible to verify.
Li Xingkong didn't intend to spend too much time on these minor causes and effects; if he could find them, he would, and if not, he would just leave it to fate.
Not every cause and effect will have a significant impact on a person.
If you simply give up your seat on the bus, even if someone takes advantage of that, at most you'll become familiar with them, but it won't have much impact on a cultivator.
Only those causes and effects that are involved in an individual's life process and occupy an important position can be exploited.
These minor causes and effects, while having some effect, at most increase the initial favorability by 10.
Following the genes and bloodlines of those people in his memory, Li Xingkong extended his Divine Sense and began to explore his surroundings.
Now that he has reached the peak of Nascent Soul stage and is about to become an immortal, Li Xingkong's range of Divine Sense is naturally incomparable to what it used to be.
Most importantly, although he was on Earth Star after exiting through the passage, his Nascent Soul soul had already jumped out of the universe.
The scope of this universe is no longer meaningful to him.
Li Xingkong's Divine Sense can freely explore any location within the entire universe, and can freely explore any person within the universe.
All the cultivators connected to Divine Land fell into Li Xingkong's sight.
Checking them one by one wasn't a difficult task; for Li Xingkong, with his current cultivation level, it was just a piece of cake.
Soon, Li Xingkong found out the cultivators who had these people's bloodline.
The solution to these minor issues was relatively simple: Li Xingkong simply used his own account to distribute a subsidy to each person under the relevant pretext.
Small favors and monetary rewards are enough.
It took Li Xingkong nearly a month to complete the investigation of all relevant individuals.
Although he couldn't quantify whether the cause and effect had been resolved, and all his actions were based on his personal predictions, that's how things are—doing something is always better than doing nothing.
"Next, I need to visit my old friend Snail People..."
Having gained a fairly comprehensive understanding of the internal affairs of Divine Land, Li Xingkong then turned his attention to the first and perhaps most significant cause and effect.
The Snail People were arguably the first alien civilization Li Xingkong encountered. Although they weren't particularly strong, they were still a behemoth compared to Earth Star at the time.
Although I did teach them a lesson back then, strictly speaking, I didn't settle things properly.
Although Divine Land has expanded considerably, it has not absorbed the entire territory of the Snail People.
After all, there is Convention in place, Divine Land cannot act too recklessly.
Although the war situation is currently turbulent and the surrounding circumstances are not very stable, the current Divine Land does not care about this small piece of land.
Relying on his memories, Li Xingkong leaped into the galaxy where the Snail People once lived.
Desolate, utterly desolate.
When Li Xingkong came here, this star system was quite lively, with spaceships coming and going and the Snail People's own transportation.
Now, all Li Xingkong are ruins.
Let alone humans, given the extent of this destruction, it's questionable whether these star systems are even habitable.
"Strange, these guys fell from power?"
Li Xingkong felt as if he had made a wasted trip; the scene before him did not resemble StarCraft civilization at all.
Moving forward, Li Xingkong had destroyed the previous capital star system. Now, Li Xingkong was heading to the new capital star system of the Snail People, as indicated in the server information.
He's incredibly fast; traversing several star systems is a piece of cake for him.
But the further Li Xingkong went, the more strange he felt.
Along the way, it seemed that we hadn't seen many living beings, as if these star systems were all abandoned.
However, Li Xingkong quickly found the reason.
Ahead of Li Xingkong's route, a large-scale war was raging.
Judging from the equipment of both sides, it is exactly the same as the standard equipment used by the Snail People back then, which seems to indicate that there was an internal strife among the Snail People.
But the two sides in the battle are a bit interesting.
On one side are the orthodox Snail People, and on the other side are the laborers of a civilization enslaved by the Snail People for a long time.
Rather than calling it an internal strife, it's more accurate to say that revolutionary forces have reached this place.