It’s just that he hasn’t made any suggestions for a long ti.
Honestly...
The young city lord has so many ideas, he’s a bit outpaced, and many tis he finds them ridiculous. Not to ntion the idea of replicating this "Ascension Conference," which is quite absurd.
Indeed, if this plan succeeds,
the benefits it brings would be imnse.
But...
What kind of rewards must you prepare to attract all the top forces to co every year? This is initially purely pouring money in, without knowing when you’ll break even.
Yet there’s one thing he truly admires about the young city lord.
The mindset is really admirable.
He originally thought it was a terrible thing, but after the young city lord’s analysis, it seed to have turned into a good thing instead.
Since the young city lord took over, he has already executed many plans that he has to admire.
For instance...
The "Immortal Cetery" plan alone brings a substantial Spirit Stone inco to Central State City each year.
Before this, nobody had ever sold a cetery to immortals. Isn’t that nonsense, as there has never been an immortal neatly buried in a cetery?
The young city lord has an entry.
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"Entry Na": Entry Domain.
"Entry Level": Purple.
"Entry Effect": You can strip an entry you possess and place it sowhere, making the effect of the entry apply to all cultivators within a hundred ters of the entry as the center.
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An odd entry, which he always believed its greatest use was to find an entry that could enhance individual cultivation speed, then strip and place it in a secluded location, becoming a permanently existing and immovable entry that increases cultivation speed for all.
It’s actually quite strong.
It could be a very strong foundation for a force.
But the young city lord used this entry to build a cetery.
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"Entry Na": Resurrection.
"Entry Level": Purple.
"Entry Effect": After you die, your residual soul will drift unconsciously in the underworld. After 100,000 years, you will resurrect.
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Yes.
With the combination of these two entries, the young city lord owned a cetery where as long as soone is buried there, they would resurrect after 100,000 years. A rather magical combination, at least he hadn’t thought of it, and later paired with the young city lord’s promotion, it beca the famous and only "Immortal Cetery" in the Tidal Immortal Realm.
But the problem is.
Most immortals rarely die of old age; they usually die unexpectedly. They can’t possibly bury themselves in advance in a cetery.
In other words.
The core custors of the cetery cannot directly transact with the cetery. Those who can transact with the cetery are secondary core custors, naly the relatives of those core custors.
But...
How many people are willing to spend a large amount of spirit stones to resurrect their master or father 100,000 years later?
To speak ruthlessly, even if they resurrect by then, they wouldn’t see it, what’s the point of spending those Spirit Stones?
And at this mont.
The cetery’s promotion entered a dilemma, until the young city lord changed the promotional plan, shifting the focus from "resurrection" to "trust," crafting nurous stories for storytellers to spread widely.
For example, "Bury the loyal heart with a thousand gold."
It’s about a leader of a force who buried his loyal follower in the "Immortal Cetery" after they died in battle for him, spending a large amount of spirit stones in anguish.
Thus—
It went viral.
Many leaders of forces would spend a large amount of spirit stones to bury their fallen followers here, not truly hoping their followers would resurrect in 100,000 years, but simply to ensure the remaining ones would follow them more loyally.
Thus.
What was purchased changed from "resurrection" to "trust."
He also saw in the "Immortal Cetery" nurous leaders of forces bringing their subordinates to kneel and wail at the graves, their eyes flickering with tears, especially true during the paynt of Spirit Stones.
Nurous young sect masters or young clan leaders would, under the crowd of family mbers, bury the remains of the old sect master or old clan chief here.
Many tis, when the old clan chief suddenly died, and the young clan leader was too young and lacked authority, they would act on behalf of the old clan chief to gather the loyal followers, expressing filial piety in this way.
Burying them in the "Immortal Cetery" was apparently a good way to show filial piety.
Then, the Immortal Cetery’s business bood, though he was always quite helpless about it. Clearly, it was a cetery selling resurrection, but not a single custor truly cared whether the buried bodies could resurrect.
After a long ti.
The old man glanced at the young city lord who was still speaking incessantly and sighed. He had been lost in thought and missed many words, but they were no longer important. He thought he could retire; it was ti to find a suitable ti to let his son take his position.
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As expected by the Central State City Lord.
Three days later.
All events that happened within the "Ascension Conference," including Chen Qiu’s ordeal with the Heavenly Tribulation, were spread throughout nearly the entire Tidal Immortal Realm through countless mouths, becoming a topic of discussion.
Especially those who witnessed the scene that day would enthusiastically share their experiences and observations with everyone they t.
And the heat around the na "Chen Qiu" even surpassed that of the "Ascension Conference."
The Central State City Lord also imdiately announced plans to create a large illusion array, allowing everyone to personally witness the scene from that day.
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