Once, I wanted to be a good person

Honestly, at first, Fang Ze really didn’t understand what Dahei Jialuo’s resentful gaze meant. Until he recalled... these compensations and rewards, theoretically, all belonged to Dahei Jialuo...

At that moment, although Fang Ze had rightfully substituted Dahei Jialuo’s identity, he felt inexplicably awkward because he was caught by the original owner.

Of course, although he felt a bit awkward inside, Fang Ze couldn’t show it on the surface. So he just glanced at Dahei Jialuo lightly and then said, "Hmm?" and asked, "What’s wrong?"

Hearing Fang Ze’s inquiry, Dahei Jialuo shivered immediately and then reacted: he was no longer the demigod surrounded by entourage, but a prisoner, and in no position to complain.

With this thought, Dahei Jialuo, who had reassured his position, dared not think further. He suppressed his frustration and explained to Fang Ze, "Actually, traversing between the Outer Realm and the Real World is not as difficult as you imagine."

Seeing Fang Ze’s confusion, Dahei Jialuo quickly added, "Or rather, for a demigod who already has a clone in the Real World, it’s not that difficult."

"As I mentioned earlier, for demigods wishing to enter the Real World, the challenge lies in being rejected by the World Origin and restricted by the Domain Membrane."

"Therefore, demigods discovered a method to bypass the rejection from the World Origin and the restrictions of the Domain Membrane: Clone Descent."

"The advantage of Clone Descent is that compared to True Body Descent, it requires a lower level of sacrifice, fewer resources, and the summoning process is more covert. Moreover, there are no other side effects."

"For True Body Descent, it not only requires bloodlines of the same Positional Grid (demigod level) as sacrifices, but also in massive quantities. For Absolute Pinnacle Demigods and Venerables to descend, it requires over 90% of a demigod family’s bloodline and Positional Grid."