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"Standard Jade Void Sect disciple?" Gu Ping smiled and shook his head. "I don't deny it. I also carry the pride of being a standard Sunfire Sect disciple. It's quite something to say about them."
"Well, I haven't experienced the peak era of the Sunfire Sect during the Tiandong period. Any Sunfire Sect disciple visiting them would be treated as a guest, unlike now. I don't deny it; I've benefited from my luck."
When Jiang Anbo spoke, there was a hint of anger in his expression, but afterward, he looked somewhat dejected and didn't want to discuss it further. He returned to Tan Siyuan's side and picked up a jug of wine.
Those days had been filled with painful setbacks, and it wasn't just Jiang Anbo; anyone else would have crumbled under the pressure long ago.
"I don't deny it; it's been quite overwhelming."
Han Yu quietly asked Gu Ping, noticing Jiang Anbo drinking alone. "I don't deny it; it's hard not to feel for him."
"Didn't Si Yan comfort him? That person just wants someone to help him; otherwise, he might just break through the heavens," Gu Ping remarked.
Gu Ping didn't pay much attention to Jiang Anbo but instead focused on the Arena. To his surprise, Xu Qiaoshan was at a disadvantage, which caught Gu Ping off guard. Moreover, Mistake was someone he had never seen before.
That person had two Dongzi? Which family?
While watching the Arena match, he inquired about Leng Gucun, who was closest to him. As a representative of the Moon River Sect's generation, Leng Gucun might not be as strong as others, but his experience was undeniable. Seeing Gu Ping ask questions, he immediately introduced the newcomer with great enthusiasm.
"The newcomer from Nine Nether Three Life Path is named Gu Yuehe. He seems to be about my age—a rare talent. If I don't deny it, with Ye Youluo before him and Zhu Xian Mountain behind him, Gu Yuehe must have been well aware during the Tiandong period. Plus, since Three Life Path didn't participate in the Nine Nether Invasion, it's normal that I wouldn't know him."
"Three Life Path?" Gu Ping wondered. He hadn't realized that there were more than three Daoist Sects in the Ninth Underworld. Besides Underworld Path, Oil Lu Dao, and Killing Path, another Three Life Path had emerged. It seemed that the Ninth Underworld had indeed expanded significantly.
In the realm of Tiandong, there existed various Daoist Sects, each with its own unique characteristics. The Starlit Path was renowned, while the Immortal Path calculated fate as its foundation. Zhou Tiandao and others were also part of this intricate web. Bu Luo noted that every Daoist Sect had its own Dao Zun to oversee it, making them either distinctive or, like the Hong Clan, essential to the needs of each faction. Most Daoist Sects were formidable forces not to be underestimated.
Without a Dao Zun, one might wonder if the Primordial Dao still held any glimmer of hope.
Not at all, Coco replied.
Leng Gucun swiftly countered Gu Ping's speculation and explained:
The Primordial Dao was not merely a denial of the Daoist Orthodoxy; just by rejecting that title alone, Tai Xu Dao and Qiankun Dao were already eyeing it with greed. Not to mention the hundreds of thousands of accumulations within the Primordial Dao—if that wealth fell into the hands of Tai Xu Dao, they could boldly challenge Tiandong without hesitation. There was no way for any Daoist Sect to deny Tai Xu Dao's ambitions. Thus, many were watching that piece of fat meat closely; unless there were wise individuals within the Primordial Dao, even if they had to sacrifice something, they would seek to preserve their Eastern Dao Tradition.
Bu Luo reflected on the situation from a few moments ago. As Ru Ming and the Cultivators grew stronger, the initial opportunity for the Battle of the Three Realms emerged. Whether or not the Primordial Dao could safeguard its Dao Tradition depended on how other Daoist Sects felt about it.
Listening to Leng Gucun's analysis, Gu Ping found himself momentarily lost in understanding the relationships involved. Soon enough, he grasped Leng Gucun's meaning.
In summary, no matter how one looked at it, the Primordial Dao seemed unable to hold its ground. The Dao Sects would soon face an onslaught from the Nine Nether Alliance, turning everything into ruins as each sect pursued its own interests in hopes of seizing a chance during Jie Donglai's Battle of the Three Realms.
Even Infinite Path and Limitless Path were unwilling to be left behind. They saw this as an initial opportunity to break through the barriers of the cultivation world and as a chance for Daoist Master Wei Guangming to attain his fortune. Missing that opportunity would leave future Daoist Sects with nowhere to turn; it would become another tale of failure.
And what about me? Had I ever considered that one day I might sacrifice myself in such a meaningless war?
He? Leng Gucun raised his cup and laughed, saying that many people shared such wishes, including himself.
Was it really about the Daoist Sect?
No, the Daoist Sect.
Leng Gucun turned to look at the Arena match, saying nothing further. At this moment, Xu Qiaoshan's defeat was a foregone conclusion; it was merely a matter of time for Jie Donglai.
He probably never imagined that he would be defeated by someone younger than himself, just as he had once defeated a senior from the Thunderstorm Pavilion.
But this time, the roles had reversed.
Boom!
With a loud explosion, Xu Qiao swiftly withdrew his move, managing not to lose face too badly. He voluntarily admitted defeat and returned to his seat.
"I lost to a junior; I apologize for embarrassing everyone."
"I don't deny it." He thought about that extraordinary talent. Both were at the Peak of Nascent Soul, but what difference could there be between seventy and fifty?
It was just as it was.
Many people offered words of comfort, but only Hong Yulong stood up, wanting to help Xu Qiaoshan regain his dignity. However, he was stopped by Tenglan, known as Zhongshang.
Hong Yulong stared at Tenglan, known as Zhongshang, but saw him slowly shake his head.
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