Indestructible Body Of Vajra Of The Village Leader

Chapter 1062: Chapter 837: Bountiful Harvest, Heavenly Human 7th Realm

After the battle with Yue Fei, Jiang Dali gained a lot, and the comprehension of Battle Intent was one of them.

This ”realm,” as understood by Jiang Dali, is similar to the realms of Sword Intent, Saber Intent, and Fist Intent in Martial Arts, uniquely belonging to his ”Great Strength Divine Skill.” It is a martial arts crystallization born from his comprehension of this martial art, the emotions he pours in, the beliefs it encompasses, and so on.

Unlike the previously comprehended Tiger Roar Saber Intent and Emotional Blade Intent, which merely enhanced the power of the saber skill during its execution.

Battle Intent is obviously more special and suitable for him, as it can enhance his fighting spirit and even his essence, qi, and spirit during combat.

A 30% increase in fighting spirit and essence, qi, and spirit is often the key to victory or defeat.

As for further comprehension results of ”Great Strength Divine Skill,” although Jiang Dali has many opinions and experiences, he still plans to share them with his Gold Token martial arts analyst Wang Yuyan. After discussing together, they will make improvements to his main martial arts.

An extremely important reason for this is the ineffable comprehension Wang Yuyan has of the ”Supreme Mysterious Scripture,” which perhaps at that time can greatly benefit the enhancement of ”Great Strength Divine Skill.”

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During the following seven days, Jiang Dali stayed in the military camp with Wan Wan, recovering and reaping the benefits after the Song-Liao war, and used this time while stationed on the battlefield to indicate to the watching Golden Country and Liao Country, creating a deterrent.

Compared to the post-war compensation from Liao Country and discussions on redeeming prisoners, as well as the stance from Golden Country, the Emperor of Song commended and rewarded Jiang Dali especially fast.

Not only did he directly award Cangzhou Jiang City to Jiang Dali as a fief, but also rewarded him with ten thousand taels of gold, completely fulfilling the posturing and superficial gestures.

However, as expected by Jiang Dali, the Emperor of Song was obviously not satisfied with ceasing the war at this time and hoped Jiang Dali, along with Yue Fei, would continue leading troops to attack Golden and Liao, infiltrate both nations to vent past grievances, and plunder more territories and resources for Song Country.

Even though these demands were directly ordered in the imperial edict, Jiang Dali still chose to turn a blind eye.

In front of the eunuch delivering the decree, he had Wan Wan accept the edict instead of receiving it personally, which was a direct statement: ”The Emperor’s intentions are known to this village chief; I will accept the Emperor’s kind intentions, but I am unwilling to execute other orders.”

Such brazen and ignoring imperial authority behavior can be said to be something only Jiang Dali, the Champion King, dares to do in the entire Song Country.

All the generals witnessing this did not dare to show any objection, and the eunuch delivering the decree did not dare to breathe heavily.

According to rumors, when the eunuch delivering the decree returned to the imperial palace five days later, he was secretly executed by beheading, and the Emperor of Song was furious, not attending court meetings for three days. All civil and military officials were also too fearful to say anything, not daring to comment on this direct confrontation between the Champion King and the Emperor.

Jiang Dali shrugged this off with a laugh, showing complete indifference.

In his view, this petty action of the Emperor of Song is nothing more than a junior expressing dissatisfaction towards a senior, throwing a little tantrum to show his anger.

But so what?

Although the current Emperor of Song is not directly under his control like the Emperor of Ming, it is impossible for them to fall out with him.

Because the current and future interests of Song Country rely on him, the Champion King, to secure.

The future compensations and attitudes of Golden and Liao countries depend entirely on Jiang Dali’s face, and are unrelated to the Emperor of Song.

The blueprint he initially conceived to hold power over Song and control Ming has now been successfully realized.

In this event, the only ones whose interests and authority were infringed upon were the imperial families of Song and Ming.

However, the people of Song Country have been freed from the pain of war due to his success, and the civil and military officials of Song Country, who wanted to see the recovery of lost territories and the forceful negotiations of reparations from Golden and Liao, have all been achieved by Jiang Dali. Even if some officials do not support him, they do not dare to oppose him, and the situation in Ming Country is similar.

This attitude of the Champion King, which contradicts the Emperor of Song’s views, also carries some benefits.

News quickly spread through spies from Golden and Liao countries to their royal ears.

This is equivalent to Jiang Dali and the Emperor of Song playing the roles of bad cop and good cop, respectively. Although the two are indeed expressing their true intentions, it is more nerve-racking than directly attacking.

Golden and Liao countries immediately organized officials to discuss compensation and peace negotiations, preparing to formally engage with Song.

After receiving the decree and rewards, Jiang Dali did not pay much attention to these political matters, instead, focused entirely on harvesting and enhancing his strength.

In the battle for Lin’an City, there were more than seventy thousand players participating in the large-scale faction task ”Black Wind Expedition: No Grass Left.”

Among them, over twenty thousand were Black Wind Village players, and nearly fifty thousand were Eight Desolate Disciples and players from the Four Great Families who met the Black Wind Friendship Points and participated in the faction war.

Of these seventy thousand players, about sixty percent did not kill any enemies.

Because the entire great battle started quickly and ended just as fast.

In the end, about eighty to ninety thousand Liao soldiers were captured, while only a little over thirty thousand were killed or wounded, almost all by players.

However, because Lin’an City was captured, the rewards for the first and second tasks in the faction battle were both doubled.

These sixty percent of the players all received rewards of 20 battle achievement points, 200 cultivation points, 200 potential points, and 20 Song Country reputation points.

Among the remaining forty percent of the players, each had killed at least one or even over ten Liao soldiers. Although they did not earn many cultivation and potential points, they still received many rewards from Jiang Dali, such as secret martial arts manuals, weapons, money, and Black Wind Friendship Points.

For some of the players who performed outstandingly, Jiang Dali was very generous. From the numerous relics from the bodies of the Heavenly Beings brought back by the players, he selected several Earth-rank Ultimate Skills and famous weapon-level arms to give as rewards.

These bodies of the Heavenly Beings who died at his hands were all listed as spoils of war.

They belonged to his personal items.

Even the most unruly Eight Desolate Disciples would not dare to secretly keep them without full certainty.

Because once they did, it would be considered disrespectful and betrayal to the Black Wind Village Chief, causing them to immediately enter battle mode with their bodies glowing red. Without Jiang Dali’s intervention, the many sanctimonious companions beside them would quickly take out cold knives to eliminate them for merit.

Therefore, players wanting to take advantage of loopholes to pocket the Big Boss’s spoils, the kind of wish-fulfillment scenario only possible in online game novels, was absolutely impossible to realize with Jiang Dali.

All players who wished to gain benefits could only follow the rules, submit the spoils of war first, and then receive rewards based on merit.

In Jiang Dali’s words, ”What I give you is yours. If I don’t give it to you, don’t even think about it.”

Through a round of intense internal competition, Jiang Dali’s cultivation points and potential points increased by more than three hundred thousand and four hundred thousand respectively.

On the third day, he consumed a large number of cultivation points to raise his power realm to the Heavenly Human 7th Realm, officially stepping into the stage where the Yin Yang Two Gods could both manifest out-of-body.

Meanwhile, on the fourth day, Jiang Dali personally met with the ten individuals who performed most outstandingly in the faction battle, awarding each of them a [Death Exemption Token of the Black Wind Village Chief] as a reward.

The reason why these Death Exemption Tokens he designed hadn’t been improved in quality to this day was that he only gives one opportunity to each person who receives the token.

The token is fragile; any Martial World expert can shatter it with a single blow.

He once declared to the Martial World comrades that if they were willing to give face to the person holding the Death Exemption Token, it would be equivalent to giving face to him, the Black Wind Village Chief.

But the face is only given once.

Those who give face need only shatter the token to signify that they have given face. If they preserve the token’s remnants, later, when meeting in the Martial World, should there be difficulties, they can present the preserved token remnants to receive help from Black Wind Village or even the Black Wind Village Chief himself.

Precisely because of this statement, the vast majority of people in the Martial World are willing to give a token holder face and may even be overjoyed to do so.

This is not only due to the Black Wind Village Chief’s deterrent power but also because giving the token holder a chance is likewise leaving an opportunity for themselves, ensuring that they have options when facing difficulties in the future, according to the principle of doing things with consideration for future encounters.

Apart from issuing the ten Death Exemption Tokens,

Jiang Dali also promised to personally grant a reasonable request to the top three players with the highest battle achievements.

This was the ultimate reward he had set up initially, which had drawn the Four Great Families to send their internal experts to participate in the faction battle.

However, what the Four Great Families didn’t know was that such a reward was also bait cast by Jiang Dali, aimed at catching these four big fish.

As he expected, the top three players with the highest battle achievements turned out to be from three of the Four Great Families.

There was also a representative from the Wang Family who, unfortunately, was eliminated.

As Jiang Dali was about to leave after staying in the military camp for seven days, he finally personally met with people from the Three Great Families, discussing their requests while also planning to use the various ancient book information they had accumulated as a supplement to the increasingly scarce ancient book information....

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