Summit Farmer

Peter Brown was acutely aware that his main weakness lay in his insufficient cultivation level. Compared to the true powerhouses of the major sects, his cultivation was hardly worth mentioning. Fortunately, he was only dealing with sects in the remote areas of the Divine Realm, whose highest cultivation barely reached the Hundred-Star Rank; otherwise, he would stand no chance.

Even facing experts of the Hundred-Star Rank required caution for Peter Brown. He harbored a concern: if his opponents were to learn of his situation and resort to a surprise attack, the consequences could be dire.

Peter’s strategies relied on attacking face-to-face, with time to set up his formations. If an expert, especially someone five levels above him, were to ambush him, Peter feared he could be eliminated instantly.

With this sense of crisis, Peter became even more cautious.

After consoling Sophia Baker, Peter retreated to the Cultivation Room.

Although Peter’s royal harem was filled with numerous beauties available at his call, he was not in the mood for such distractions. His life was his priority.

Sitting cross-legged, Peter carefully reconsidered his tactics and realized he needed further preparation.

Why not create a Substitute? He suddenly came up with an idea. If he had a Substitute out in the open while he remained hidden, even a surprise attack would only kill the Substitute, posing no threat to him directly.

Once the idea of the Substitute emerged, Peter pondered over its feasibility carefully. Indeed, back in the Lower Realm, Peter had numerous tactics like this at his disposal. Refining a puppet into a Substitute was one such method—if he had the materials, he could definitely create a Substitute, and simply splitting a strand of his Divine Sense into it would allow the Substitute to move freely as if it were him.