Great World King

Great World Kings were cultivators at the palace level that managed to gain world will. There were 3000 mortal great worlds and each had a world will. World Wills were stronger than celestial stars but weaker than heaven's wills. World Wills allowed for a cultivator to become the king of one of the 3000 mortal worlds. Due to this, Great World Kings were rulers of a world, but also undefeatable by cultivators that didn't have a world will of their own. Great World Kings had complete control over their own world given that they had an integrated world will. A world will had to be integrated with the world. If the world will was already integrated fully by a previous great world king, the new world king wouldn't have to do anything. If it wasn't, there would be areas free from the control of the world king. These areas were known as lawless lands and contained slim heavenly energy. If a world king wanted to integrate these areas, he would have to mark these areas with world will runes and then integrate them. This was an incredibly difficult process that took a lot of time. The difference between a world king that had full control of his world and a world king that didn't was huge.

The world will came with a lot of privileges.


 * 1) The Great World King could shut down all teleportation channels coming in or going out of the world.
 * 2) The Great World King was able to lock down the world resulting in no on being able to go in our come out of the world.
 * 3) The Great World King was able to set up barriers to protect the world.
 * 4) The Great World King gained a world artifact.
 * 5) The Great World King could live up to 1,000,000,000 years so long as they had a fully integrated World Will.
 * 6) The Great World King could weaken any cultivator in their world by up to 40%.
 * 7) The Great World King could affect where certain treasure lands would appear along with other resources.
 * 8) The Great World King could grant 4 nobility titles to others: Duke, Marquis, Count, and Viscount.

There could only be four dukes, 8 marquises, 16 counts, and 32 viscounts.

A duke can use some of the privileges albeit to a weakened degree, as well as weaken opponents by 20%.

A marquis can use some of the privileges albeit to a weakened degree, as well as weaken opponents by 15%.

A count can use some of the privileges albeit to a weakened degree, as well as weaken opponents by 10%.

A viscount can weaken opponents by 10%.