Chapter 1333 - 1200-1201 Performance Reward Assessment Method_2
His words were indeed somewhat unexpected, not because these gods were unaware of such methods—they had all witnessed things like these to a greater or lesser extent, which were nothing more than the conventions of guilds and commerce.
However, even though they were aware of the business rules, they had never thought of applying this to the expansion of the world.
Even those gods of the Great Ming Divine Dynasty who held authority and inevitably dealt with numerous merchants, had never imagined that the grand endeavor of world exploration could be affiliated with the sordid dealings of merchants.
Therefore, the hall fell into silence, as all the gods plunged into deep thought.
"Such a method may indeed be feasible?" some gods thought privately. If this approach could be implemented, they would actually be able to accept it.
For these gods, everything boiled down to one thing: benefits. They needed a guarantee, to ensure that they would receive their due rewards after their efforts.
"This is indeed good, even for independent practitioners like us. Now, even though we have become gods, the manpower under our control is still far too little. Even if we find a new world, we cannot develop it; it’s better to cooperate with the Heavenly Court," a god of independent practitioner origin nodded secretly, expressing satisfaction with the proposal.
Besides a fraction of independent practitioners who had firmly decided to join a major power, most independent practitioners were actually the ones most opposed to developing worlds on their own.
For these powerful beings, it’s like a poor man suddenly becoming rich. Although they stood on the same level as other gods, they were in actuality lacking in resources and the necessary power to support them.
Similarly, finding a world of comparable level, if they were to develop it on their own, the energy expensed would undoubtedly be much greater than that of gods from Sects and Religious Sects, lacking sufficient manpower, they would be inefficient and spend too much time.