​Next, Fang Fang carefully felt every bit of his own aura changes, and gradually understood that it was because he and Mo Linglong's aura dual cultivation effect had unconsciously improved a lot, which made him speed up a lot when cultivating the five elements in one, which played a great role in helping.

And Mo Linglong naturally benefited, and she also understood all the changes. With such a state of cultivation, Fang Fang and Mo Linglong naturally cherished this cultivation time even more. Therefore, the two of them continued to run the Great Zhou Tian and sprinted wholeheartedly. Fang Fang wanted to strengthen his Five Elements Sword Intent, hoping to break through from the Sword King to the Sword Sect in one fell swoop, and Mo Linglong was to break through the Immortal Emperor realm.

After the seven of them looked at Fang Fang and Mo Linglong for some time, they also began to cultivate. This is a good time to cultivate, and the seven of them naturally know about it.

And Li Dan and the four of them have gone through some cultivation and adjustment, and now they are in the best state again. Therefore, the four of them then took the spirit pets to find their prey.

Although there are many wild demon beasts in the mountains of Sword Heaven Gate, they are basically some demon beasts with relatively low spiritual intelligence. In addition, it is possible to kill wild monsters, but the number of kills is limited. Generally, each person in a day can only hunt a hundred wild demon beasts in the mountains of this gate, and the maximum number of hunts in a year is also a hundred, and there are statistics in this regard every year, if there is a violation, you have to accept punishment. For such a door rule, all the people understand and support, and know that this is also the best choice for sustainable development. If it wasn't restricted, those wild demon beasts in the Sword Heaven Gate Mountain would be slaughtered sooner or later. Although all the mountains of Sword Heaven Gate add up to tens of thousands of wild demon beasts born every year, this kind of restriction cannot be without. Although this is a people-oriented world, everyone does not kill those wild monsters too much. For such behavior, the imperial court also has some policy prohibitions. As a result, some monsters were spared. Of course, the main reason is that those individual demon beast races have great use value, so they are not allowed to be slaughtered. Beasts such as the Demon Linglong's spirit pet Xiaohuang were forbidden to be slaughtered by the imperial court, and no one was allowed to attempt to kill them. Of course, if you kill such a demon beast out of self-preservation, you don't have to bear any criminal responsibility.

In this regard, there is no difference between the demon world and the fairy world, both of them know how to develop sustainably. Although they have done almost the same thing in this regard, the great sages in the fairy world generally believe that the fairy world can influence the demon world, so that it can also progress as a whole. Although the effect was not very obvious, those great sages in the immortal world felt that it was only a matter of time.

For the demon world, a world that respects power and power, and the strong are supreme, there are many people in the fairy world who don't understand why countless years have passed, and the fairy world has changed I don't know how much has changed, but the demon world still doesn't seem to have changed at all, it is still the supremacy of imperial power, the hierarchy of respect and inferiority is clear, and evil laws are everywhere.

Fang Fang knew this very well, but he also knew very well that as long as he had thoughts and actions, he would definitely slowly change the demon world little by little. Fang Fang also understood that there were many, many people like him who wanted to change the Demon Realm and make it progress. Although he didn't know how many people there were in the Demon Realm, he was absolutely sure that there were many such people in the Immortal Realm.