As long as there is no force that attacks him immediately, Zhou Tian will not treat him as an enemy. Because in the current development of the world, some conflicts of interest are inevitable. As long as there is a conflict in interests, there is nothing strange about the two sides even if they fight for this. In this case, Zhou Tian naturally doesn't have to care about what other forces think about Zhou Tian.

If there is a conflict of interest, the two sides will definitely fight at that time regardless of whether the relationship is good or not. If there is a connection between interest, no matter how bad the relationship between that force and Zhou Tian is, it is estimated that they will definitely become Zhou Tian's ally by then.

In this way, although Zhou Tian knew that there must be a huge force behind the corpse monster. However, after successfully killing the corpse monster, Zhou Tian did not take the power behind the corpse monster seriously at that time. After all, it is impossible to become his enemy's force in the near future. There is indeed no need for Zhou Tian to pay too much attention.

On the contrary, at this moment, Zhou Tian cared more about the losses caused by the corpse monster than the speculation of the force behind him.

The territory was occupied by the other party for a period of time, and this was not a loss to Zhou Tian.

A group of bears died in the previous battle, and this was not taken into consideration by Zhou Tian at all.

What really made Zhou Tian feel unwilling was that on the main continent, Zhou Tian gave up the lives of millions of bears and finally made the area chaotic. Just when he could start to seize the land, the corpse monster stabbed him at this time. In this way, Zhou Tian’s previous losses did not count. After experiencing this incident, Zhou Tian knew very well that if nothing unexpected happened, it would be afraid that if the war in the area where he landed was pacified, the possibility of war in a short period of time would be unlikely.

The loss is secondly. Although Zhou Tian cannot be said to not take those losses seriously. However, based on Zhou Tian’s background at this time, the little bit of loss of the bear man is really not enough to shake his foundation.

But Zhou Tian’s pity was the fighter opportunity he had finally waited for. Now that Zhou Tian failed to successfully gain a foothold in that main continent, it is unknown how long it will take to have that opportunity again. If he cannot gain a foothold in the main continent, it would be a dream to invade that main continent. Faced with such a situation, Zhou Tian’s mood would naturally not be much better.

Of course, no matter how unhappy Zhou Tian is, the matter has developed into this way. No matter how unwilling Zhou Tian is, he is powerless to change anything. In this way, it is a pity that it is a missed opportunity. Zhou Tian is better to think about what to do, so that he can create a fighter for himself to invade the main continent again.

However, after taking this defecation, Zhou Tian also learned a lot of lessons.

In the past, Zhou Tian relied on his territory to stay away from the main continent and other forces, and under normal circumstances, he did not have to worry about defense issues. Therefore, after unifying those two continents, he had no more concerns when he acted again. It can be said that Zhou Tian did whatever he wanted and did whatever he wanted. In that regard, Zhou Tian believed that he had an advantage over most other forces.

In fact, Zhou Tian’s thoughts were indeed nothing wrong at that time. If nothing unexpected happened, Zhou Tian really didn’t have to worry too much about the safety in his rear. As long as he was a little cautious, he could abandon the concerns about safety in the rear and directly invade other territories on a large scale.

Originally, there was no problem with Zhou Tian's behavior, and Zhou Tian did not think there was anything wrong with his actions. However, when the corpse monster suddenly appeared and Zhou Tian suffered a secret loss, Zhou Tian became clear that his previous thoughts were really too presumptuous.

There are indeed very few wars in a unified continent. However, there are very few wars but not necessarily no wars. Generally speaking, if no other forces notice that continent, that continent can naturally ensure internal peace. However, if other forces know the location of that continent, even a unified continent may be attacked from outside.

The corpse monster's actions ruined Zhou Tian's major affairs at that time. In this way, if Zhou Tian still acted as before, a corpse monster could come to ruin his major affairs today. Then when Zhou Tian does other things in the future, there may be a second or even third corpse monster jumping out to ruin his good things.

So, at this moment, after Zhou Tian suffered a loss on the corpse monster, he already knew that he had to take some defensive measures against the rear. No matter what kind of attack he faced, he could block it. At least not like this time, just one invasion of the corpse monster would almost make the opponent take down the entire continent.

When such thoughts arose in his mind, Zhou Tian quickly took corresponding actions at that time.

According to Zhou Tian's idea, there is only one best way to completely solve this problem, that is, to directly turn his two continents into two fiefdoms. If the two continents are all king-level forces, even if other forces are targeting him, I believe that the group of people will not be able to do anything for a while.

If those forces can even take down the kingly forces under his command, Zhou Tian himself will not be of use. In this way, after using a vassal to make corresponding tests on the enemy, it will also facilitate Zhou Tian to formulate a response strategy.

However, although he said that, Zhou Tian also knew that things could not be done so simply.

Whether it is the continent where Zhou Tian started his career or the continent that later occupied later, even if he occupied any of them, he could cultivate a strong force. However, if he really wanted to cultivate a king-level vassal monster, it would still be a little worse.

If both continents were placed onto a vassal, Zhou Tian's actions were completely meaningless. Because in front of Zhou Tian's failure to find a larger territory, his behavior was nothing more than placing his own territory on the vassal. Although this could indeed cultivate a king-level force. But let alone whether a vassal force of the same level was created when Zhou Tian had no larger territory, and whether the other party would betray him in the end. Just say that Zhou Tian's behavior was not allowed to provide any help to his rear defense except for giving him an additional king-level wave ss under his command.

At the same time, although Zhou Tian’s vassal monsters are not mentioned many, the number is quite large. Especially those branches also have their own vassals. If Zhou Tian is the top of the pyramid, the number of monsters under it is really not small.
Chapter completed!