Thus, on the surface, Zhou Tian's city-building should not need to worry about attracting how many factions would besiege it; however, with his actions, attracting a few apparent brigand forces should not be a problem either. And those robbers aren't thinking about wanting Zhou Tian's life; to avoid angering the Divine King behind Zhou Tian at that time, those deities likely not only would not want Zhou Tian's life, but if Zhou Tian encountered any danger, they would probably help him instead.
The true target of those robbers was the resources in Zhou Tian's hands that were looted. Since Zhou Tian could acquire wealth by robbing other divine cities, naturally he must also be prepared to be robbed. And it must be said that if at that time Zhou Tian really was robbed, then not only would those with grudges against him be able to vent their anger, but after losing those resources, Zhou Tian feared he would not have the ability to build his divine city up again.
