In the following time, Mo Hua continued to advance the "annexation", using military strength, force, personal shaman authority, and even various threats of "genocide" to absorb all the small tribes along the way.
Thanks to the deduction of the Hua family's ancestor, Mo Hua now has a map of the final destination of the Great Wilderness in his hands.
But a map is, after all, just a map.
Now the tribes are unstable and the situation is perilous, no one knows what is happening in the various corners of the Great Wilderness at this moment.
This map is also shrouded in a fog.
What Mo Hua needs to do is explore the map bit by bit, dispel the fog, and then annex the tribes found along the way, constantly expanding his power.
He isn't weak in terms of military strength.
But Mo Hua deeply understands that in the face of strong enemies and the great calamity he will encounter in the future, this strength is far from sufficient.
