If you die, I will be able to inherit your cultivation.

Zhou Ming raised his hand and took out the "Fellow Daoist, Calm Down" sword from the sword box he had been nurturing in his dantian.

This longsword has been continuously nurtured and refined using various rare materials seized during two wars that wiped out the tribe, and its quality is now much higher than before.

Zhou Ming poured his magical power into the sword, flicked his wrist, and the longsword flew out into the air.

In an instant, countless sharp sword lights burst forth, like rainbows flowing across the sky, rushing towards the distant battlefield where high-level cultivators were fighting.

Where the sword light flashed, the enemy Mahayana demon cultivators who were fighting had no time to put up any resistance and fell from the sky one after another.

Every fallen demon cultivator is drawn by an invisible magical force, pulled towards the rear of the Ming Dynasty army.

The Great Ming Mahayana cultivators, who were currently engaged in a bloody battle, were originally fighting with all their might against the enemy.

Suddenly, a flash of sword light appeared, and the opponent who was entangled in the fight before them had already lost his life. His body was then dragged to their rear by a powerful force.

The sudden turn of events greatly shocked all the Mahayana cultivators of the Ming Dynasty present.

They all stopped what they were doing and turned to look at the sky.

High in the sky, a cultivator dressed in a blue robe stood suspended in mid-air.

He had a pointed face and monkey-like features, held a long sword in his hand, and possessed an extraordinary and outstanding aura.

While he was killing enemies, he was also collecting the corpses of demon cultivators and throwing them into his storage ring.

The fighting on the ground continued, with soldiers below still battling the demon soldiers to the death.

However, the battle situation in the sky has undergone a dramatic change due to Zhou Ming's intervention.

Zhou Ming collected all the Mahayana demon cultivators who were killed by the sword light.

Zhou Ming stood in the sky, his gaze sweeping across the entire battlefield.

He did not directly annihilate all the enemy troops, but only eliminated the enemy's high-level Mahayana warriors.

Once the high-level threats are eliminated, the Ming Dynasty's army can easily handle the remaining ordinary demon soldiers.

If the Ming Dynasty wanted to truly establish itself, it had to rely on its soldiers to fight and grow stronger.

He only needs to eliminate the most deadly high-level threat; the rest of the war should be left to the Ming Dynasty to handle.

Just as Zhou Ming's gaze slowly swept across the entire battlefield, the group of Mahayana cultivators who were still in a daze in the distance finally came to their senses.

"It's Myo-o! It's Myo-o!" someone in the crowd shouted first.

As soon as the shout fell, the Mahayana cultivators present could no longer care about the Tribulation Transcending cultivators who were still fighting bloody battles below. They rushed towards Zhou Ming in groups.

Upon arriving before Zhou Ming, the group knelt on one knee in unison above the sky, shouting, "Greetings, King Ming!"

Most of the cultivators present had seen Zhou Ming before, and many had even had dealings with him.

When Su Mingyue conferred the title of Prince Ming upon Zhou Ming, many people in the court had objections to it.

The character "Ming" in "Ming Wang" is the same as the name of the Ming Dynasty. Many people believe that this title carries too much weight and is not in accordance with etiquette.

After a long talk with Su Mingyue, no one dared to comment on the matter anymore.

Now that they had seen Zhou Ming in person, the cultivators were filled with excitement and rushed forward.

To be honest, Zhou Ming didn't like the title "Ming Wang" at all.

I felt like I was suddenly a generation younger than Su Mingyue. In my previous life, I watched TV dramas where it was usually the old emperor who bestowed the title of king upon his sons.

Now, however, it was Su Mingyue who bestowed the title of king upon him. Although he knew that many emperors would bestow the title of king upon their brothers, it was rarely depicted in TV dramas.

It's just that this world doesn't have the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, otherwise it might have given him a King of Qin or a King of Chu or something like that.

Zhou Ming looked calmly at the group of cultivators with burning gazes before him and slowly said, "Get up, all of you."

Upon hearing this, everyone stood up.

Zhou Ming's gaze shifted to Dongmei, the only one still standing on the battlefield.

"Sister Dongmei, let's quickly organize a counterattack, lest we delay the battle."

Dongmei stared at Zhou Ming, who was standing in mid-air, and was momentarily dazed.

She simply couldn't reconcile the powerful Ming King before her, who swept across the battlefield, with the kitchen manager in her memory who always liked to cheat and slack off while practicing monkey boxing in the martial arts arena.

Just as she was lost in thought, Zhou Ming's call of "Sister Dongmei" instantly brought her back to reality.

Dongmei coughed softly, forcibly calming her mind. She knelt on one knee in the void, holding a sword in one hand and clasping her fists with the other, and responded loudly.

"As the King commands!"

As soon as she finished speaking, she secretly glared at Zhou Ming, then turned around and loudly gave orders to the group of Mahayana cultivators beside her.

"Soldiers, follow me and kill!"

As soon as she finished speaking, Dongmei, carrying a short sword, charged towards the enemy.

Standing high in the sky, Zhou Ming watched Dongmei's departing figure, and felt a little amused by her glare.

Memories suddenly flooded my mind, and my thoughts involuntarily drifted back to the past.

He recalled the first time he went shopping with Dongmei, when they were drinking tea flakes, Dongmei glared at him in the same way.

On the battlefield, with Dongmei's command, the high-level cultivators of the Ming Dynasty were greatly encouraged, regrouped, and launched a full-scale counterattack against the enemy.

The battle situation, which was originally suppressed by the enemy, has been completely reversed because Zhou Ming killed the enemy's Mahayana stage expert.

On the ground, countless soldiers heard the orders coming from high above, and their morale soared, with battle cries echoing across the entire battlefield once again.

Zhou Ming, observing the Ming army that had gained an absolute advantage on the battlefield, did not remain in the air to watch the battle. Instead, he turned and flew towards the rear of the army.

Soon, he arrived at Dongmei's central command tent.

Once inside the tent, Zhou Ming found a seat and sat down, quietly waiting for Dongmei to return.

At the same time, with a thought, he sent all the corpses of the Mahayana stage demon cultivators he had just collected into the Qiankun Pearl for the central part of the Qiankun Pearl to absorb and refine.

Zhou Ming threw all the weapons that the demon cultivators carried into the sword box to nourish "fellow Daoist calming down".

As for the various treasures, pills, and materials stored in the demon cultivator's storage magic treasure.

Zhou Ming did not give them all to the Qiankun Pearl to devour, but instead piled them all up in a corner of the tent.

These things are no longer of much use to the Qiankun Pearl.

But Zhou Ming himself had no use for it.

Currently, the overall cultivation level of cultivators within the Ming Dynasty is still relatively weak.

Although the number of Mahayana cultivators on the battlefield and within the Qiankun Pearl world seems considerable, they have all only just entered the Mahayana realm.

These types of cultivators can barely manage to hold their own against ordinary Mahayana opponents.

However, it's only enough to save one's own life; there's still a long way to go before one can kill an enemy of the same level.

To truly establish oneself in the outside world, relying solely on this group of cultivators who have just entered the Mahayana stage is far from enough.

These spoils of war can be used to replenish the wealth of the Ming Dynasty.