The new joiners definitely don't have the previous treatment, although there are also many spirit immortals and even yang immortals after that, but they can't directly join the top small council, they must start from the big council, step by step to prove their loyalty and ability, in order to gradually rise to the small council. After all, the Great Council can only propose, and it is the Small Council that really makes the decision. So the Little Council is the core of the entire alliance, and those who join it at the beginning must have no problem. But it is not necessarily the latter to join, after all, those righteous people have already begun to face them squarely, and there is nothing wrong with using such inferior means. He has never been afraid to judge people with malice, and the reason why the righteous path can maintain a dominant position all year round is definitely not because of soft-heartedness, and necessary means are inevitable.

But he doesn't care about that kind of thing, anyway, he has a federal parliamentary system, and even he doesn't interfere in specific affairs. Any directive is born from the Great Council, and then the Final Decision is made by the Small Council. One or two people simply can't influence the big picture. Those righteous people can buy one or two demon immortals, but they will definitely not buy a large group of demon clans, so it is not beneficial for the human race to do so. It is enough for the occasional traitor to be able to destroy the Demon Alliance, and if there are too many bribes, some of the gains outweigh the losses. Of course, this also has something to do with the fact that they don't understand how the alliance works. One or two people can't change anything, and if they do too many weird things, they will be easily recognized. Those spies don't do anything other than deliver messages.

But because of the news of those spies, the second wave of conquest was particularly slow. Because the righteous side began to face this nascent alliance very seriously, the new coalition army was delayed, and they had to be fully prepared before they dared to make a move. The previous lesson was too painful, and so many young talents were deeply involved in it, and there was no shortage of elite disciples of many sects. But the elite also depends on who they are fighting with, of course, those elites have the strength of one against two, but if the opponent is ten times as large as them, their so-called elite is not worth mentioning. Moreover, after the expansion again, the alliance already has ten Yang Immortals, as well as thirty-seven Spirit Immortals, plus thousands of Transformation Immortals. Even if these strengths are inferior to the righteous path, they are not too far apart from each other.

The entire righteous path added up to less than twenty yang immortals, of which there were more than fifty spirit immortals, and as for the transformation immortals, there might be more, but that was not the key to determining the outcome of the victory. In this level of battle, the spirit immortals and yang immortals are the main forces, and no matter how many immortals there are, they can't resist a few yang immortals joining forces. Even Zhang Daniu alone can offset the other party's hundreds of immortals. But what really made the alliance jealous was the only remaining golden immortal in the righteous path. Although that golden immortal was too old to die, or that he was approaching his lifespan, the deterrent power he brought still made the alliance deeply feared by its incomparably incomparably strong strength.

That was the Golden Immortal, even in the Heavenly Realm, it had only existed in the ancient era, and then it gradually submerged, and there was no more powerful existence. Although there are many golden immortal-level magic weapons in later generations, compared to the real golden immortals, that is the difference between heaven and earth. Even if it was a dying Golden Immortal, it was far superior to any Yang Immortal. Even if they had the advantage in the number of immortals, they would no longer exist when facing the golden immortals. Even Zhang Daniu, who was not afraid of heaven and earth, couldn't help but tremble when he heard the prestige of Jin Xian. As for what was dying, he didn't care at all. As long as they are not completely dead, Jin Immortals are powerful beings that cannot be ignored. Don't look at his strength now, which is comparable to that of Yang Xian, but in front of Jin Xian, he is a stronger ant, and he can be killed with one finger.

Therefore, Zhang Daniu forcibly suppressed their idea of taking the initiative to attack, and now that they are guarding here, those people will still have a little scruples, and they dare not go all out to fight to the death with them. But if they take the initiative to attack and turn the entire cultivation world upside down, then the net will be broken, and no one will be spared. And as long as they hold on here, no matter how fierce they shout, but they don't go out to wreak havoc, let alone destroy the good situation of the righteous path, those people can't make up their minds for a while. After all, even if the righteous path has the Golden Immortal to defend it, if you want to eradicate such a large force, it will definitely hurt your vitality. At that time, I don't know how many people will die, and it is very likely that they will be themselves, so those who claim to be the leaders of the righteous path have become turtles with shrunken heads.

I have to say that his move is really clever, the alliance has already won a game, and morale is naturally not a problem. And what the alliance needs most is to absorb and digest strength, and the longer it is delayed, the more beneficial it will be for the alliance. On the contrary, on the side of the righteous path, he lost a game first, and his attitude towards the nascent alliance was uncertain, and people were panicked after a long time. I have to say that the nascent alliance put a lot of pressure on them, and it actually wiped out their conquest coalition army in the first place, making them eager to get rid of it as soon as possible. But the other party didn't do anything out of the ordinary, and if he spent too much energy on crusade, it seemed that the gains outweighed the losses.

Although there are many knowledgeable people in the righteous path, they know that if they are allowed to grow, the survival of the entire human race will be threatened in the end. But more people are still accustomed to getting by, and as long as it is not a disaster, they are not willing to make changes, let alone pay such a painful price. They did not believe that the status of the Terrans could be easily shaken, and felt that those people were nothing more than alarmists. I have to say that this kind of person also occupies a great advantage, so that the entire righteous path cannot be effectively dealt with for a long time, and can only fall into a long quarrel. If the Alliance had been a behemoth from the beginning, or had been created by some particularly terrifying enemy, perhaps they would have taken it very seriously, but the foundation of the Alliance was too shallow, too shallow for them to face it.

An ordinary monster occupies a mortal's mansion, and then scrapes together some big demons and small demons, looking like bandits who occupy the mountains as kings, naturally they can't let them who claim to be orthodox have any sense of importance. It's like when the imperial court faces bandits and bandits, even if the number is huge, it just feels troublesome, and casually sends some garrison troops to exterminate it. But if the other party is a rebel or a rebel, then the imperial court will attach great importance to it and withdraw elite troops from all over the country to quell the rebellion. Now the attitude of the righteous path towards the alliance is like this, although they are huge, but in the final analysis, they have not encroached on their fundamental interests, they are still undecided, they can only temporarily treat them as bandits, and send people to exterminate them as much as possible.

(End of chapter)