Therefore, Lu Li must grant substantial longevity to those who constrain the opposition, suppressing it to some extent.
This is one of the reasons why he bestowed four to five hundred years of life on Venerable Lupar.
Of course, he did not merely wish for Venerable Lupar to live just four or five hundred years, but rather ensure the ability to restrain Gu Wei indefinitely, so their lifespans wouldn't differ too much.
Given that, why didn't he grant Venerable Lupar a lifespan of four or five thousand years at once?
The answer is simple: Benefits cannot be given all at once.
Otherwise, who knows whether, after leaving this side of the Cosmos, they would still remain loyal to his family and friends?
Lu Li wants Venerable Lupar to understand one thing.
Only by obeying will one be able to attain endless longevity.
He believes that no creature can resist such temptation.
