High Martial Arts: Gains one point of health per second, sweeping across the heavens.

Su Jie smiled but didn't reply.

Longma continued, "The ten thousand star cities closest to the Primordial Temple are also controlled by the most powerful people within the Primordial Temple."

Each star city is run by a single family or force.

Some specialize in elixirs, some in magical artifacts, some in intelligence, and some in trial dungeons.

They are located close to the outer perimeter of the temple's protective barrier, and are the areas that temple disciples like to freely enter and exit.

Here, disciples can trade cultivation resources, accept external missions, undergo various trials, and also... relax.

Su Jie had finally gotten to this term again, so he asked directly, "What kind of place is it for leisure, entertainment, and relaxation? Tell me more about it."

Longma paused, seemingly considering his words: "So-called leisure and entertainment, cultivation is not just about hard work, but about moderation."

Therefore, various competition centers were set up in those mystical realms, where disciples could compete, hone their skills, and verify what they had learned.

And these contests often involved stakes, betting on magical treasures, elixirs, cultivation techniques, cosmic crystals—anything could be wagered.

Knowing that he had amassed a fortune through gambling in the Battlefield of the Heavens, Su Jie became slightly interested: "Gambling?"

"Yes," Ryoma continued.

"The arena has a dedicated betting area where one side challenges another to fight, and spectators can also place bets."

The temple does not prohibit such activities, because the essence of gambling is combat, a practical exercise. It's just that there are more stakes involved, making it more exciting.

Every year, various betting odds are set up around the disciples' grand competition, with people betting on who will make it into the top ten and who will win the championship. Those powerful figures in the mystical realm can make a fortune just by running these betting operations.

Su Jie's lips twitched. Wasn't this just a disguised form of gambling? It seemed that no matter how extraordinary the beings of the Primordial Continent were, they still had a gambling instinct in their bones.

Longma added, "In addition to the duels between disciples, there are also cross-realm competitions."

For example, if a team from one mystical realm challenges a team from another, the losing mystical realm must cede resources and territory.

Those high-level duels would even attract the attention of the elders. Sometimes, the Primordial Temple would even send disciples to represent the temple and engage in informal sparring with disciples from other temples at the arena.

Of course, the stakes in that level of contest are far beyond what ordinary cosmic energy can measure.

Su Jie's eyes lit up: "That's interesting. Take me to see it."

Longma hesitated for a moment: "Your Highness, if you were to participate in the duel, I'm afraid you would have no equal. Your combat strength among the Supremes is already..."

It didn't finish its sentence, but the meaning was clear: if you go there, you're bullying people.

Because apart from the ninth-tier supreme being, which other supreme being could rival him, and those eternal beings would not easily step down from the stage.

Su Jie laughed heartily: "Who said I was going to participate? I'm just going to watch the fun and place a few bets. I've got nothing better to do anyway."

The dragon horse neighed softly, said no more, and galloped towards the nearest arena, the Xuan Realm, with its four hooves treading on fire.

Su Jie sat upright on the dragon horse's back, then suddenly remembered something and asked, "Are there any... more private entertainment venues?"

Ryoma remained silent for three breaths before speaking, his tone carrying a subtle undertone.

"Yes, but I don't recommend that Your Excellency go to such a place. It's inappropriate for someone of your status. How could those vulgar women be worthy of you?"

It paused, then its tone suddenly became serious.

"As long as you, Daoist, give the word, there are countless female disciples in my Origin Holy Temple who wish to cultivate with you. In fact, there are several holy maidens among them who have never been taken. If you need them, I can arrange it for you."

Su Jie was stunned for a moment, then burst out laughing. This dragon horse, does he even have the idea of ​​working part-time as a pimp?

However, he really likes me and I can train him properly in the future. He said, "We'll talk about this later. Let's go to the largest sports center around here first."

The dragon horse neighed softly, said no more, and galloped away towards the distant Xuan Realm, its four hooves pounding the fire.

Su Jie sat upright on the back of the dragon horse, gazing at the Xuanjie Barrier that was getting closer and closer.

The transparent barrier refracted the sunlight into a rainbow of seven colors, like a rainbow stretching across the sky.

The dragon horse did not slow down at all and crashed directly into it. The boundary wall rippled like water, and the dragon horse carried Su Jie into another world.

The view before me suddenly opened up, and below, countless star cities, like dazzling stars, were embedded in the boundless earth.

One star city stands out, being dozens of times larger than the surrounding star cities.

The entire city was shrouded in a pale golden light, and every hundred feet along the city wall was a huge rune engraved, radiating a heart-palpitating aura.

This is Tianxuan City, the largest arena in the Primordial Divine Realm.

The dragon-horse swooped down and landed in front of the main gate of Tianxuan City.

As the largest arena in the Primordial Divine Realm, Tianxuan City has eighty-eight city gates, arranged in all four directions.

At this moment, Su Jie arrived at the south main gate, which was as wide as an abyss and could accommodate a thousand riders side by side.

On both sides of the city gate, thousands of guards dressed in dark gold armor were lined up in ten rows. At the head were three seventh-level supreme beings, and the rest were all sixth-level beings.

Each entrance to the city has ten lanes, teeming with people, stretching for hundreds of feet.

Su Jie rode his dragon horse down from the sky, and the ground trembled slightly the moment the horse's hooves touched the ground.

The people in line all turned their heads and their eyes fell on the magnificent dragon horse, which was dark gold all over, with its mane burning like flames and its four hooves treading on chaotic flames.

The Primordial Dragon Horse was a mount that only appeared in legends, and many people never saw it in their entire lives.

Some people exclaimed in surprise, some instinctively stepped back, and some recognized Longma, their expressions changed drastically, and they pulled their companions to make way.

The three seventh-tier supreme guards noticed this scene immediately, and their pupils contracted simultaneously.

The Primordial Dragon Horse was a mount that only extremely important figures were qualified to ride.

Riding on its back was a young man who looked no more than four hundred years old.

The lead guard reacted the fastest. He raised his hand and waved for the other passages to continue their inspections, while he and his two deputies quickly stepped forward.

"My lord!" He lowered his head, stepped aside to make way, and spoke with a tone that was almost obsequious.

"Please come with me. I will open a special passage for you."

He didn't even dare to ask Su Jie's identity, because he knew that someone who could ride the Primordial Dragon Horse was definitely not someone he could offend.

Su Jie nodded, and the dragon horse stepped forward.

The people in line automatically parted to make way, and no one dared to complain.

Someone whispered to the person next to them, "Who is that?"

The person next to him shook his head: "I don't know. It is said that in history, those who could ride the Primordial Dragon Horse were basically beings at the level of Eight-Wheel Eternity."

The person who asked the question gasped and dared not say another word.