Chapter 1613 - 1560 - 1561 Ranking Worries_2
So what about now?
The current situation is that more and more creatures are appearing, and the resources needed are also increasing, showing signs that the previously suppressed contradictions might erupt again.
In such a situation, it is no wonder that some powers and some formidable beings have begun to entertain other thoughts.
Of course, for the time being, this has no significance to Yu Yiyao, since the realm she is currently in doesn’t even reach that of a True Immortal. She simply has no qualification to intervene in matters concerning the heavenly and earthly order. Even ordinary True Immortals don’t have the qualifications; they merely follow the flow.
For Yu Yiyao, the most important thing is to become a Tao-Certifying True Immortal, so she can take control of her own destiny. No matter what the situation, enhancing her own power is the best choice.
After entering the trials of the Myriad Laws Realm, she truly understood how many powerful beings there are in this world, realizing that what she had seen before was just a drop in the ocean.
"Wanting to plunder the ranking points, it seems that I can only consider aligning myself with the Shenxiao Sect!" Yu Yiyao frowned slightly, a thought she couldn’t help but have in her mind.
She did get that piece of information early, but with Yu Yiyao’s wisdom, she saw right through it as an Open Scheme, intentionally attracting manpower from the Jade Emperor faction.
Therefore, Yu Yiyao naturally didn’t want to get involved, since it was all irrelevant to her, whether it was stopping the Jade Emperor faction or the Great Law Decree Technique. She didn’t care at all, so even if she hadn’t seen through Wan Fayi’s strategy, she wouldn’t have involved herself in the matter.
Even though there were significant grudges between the Heterodox Alliance and the Jade Emperor faction, with frequent suppression from the Jade Emperor in the past, as her master said, these were issues for those higher-level powerhouses to consider, not for someone of her junior status. They couldn’t bear such burdens.