Steadily becoming a saint, the immortal officials hired me to tend the horses Chapter 963 - 955: Better Immortal Gods

The birth of the first rit Immortal by the Heavenly Dao triggered massive phenona, with golden lotuses falling from the sky, spreading to every corner of the world.

No voice symbolizing the majesty of heaven announced Li Ya’s ascension to immortality, but all beings, bathed in the golden lotus rain, gained nurous insights and simultaneously understood the thod to achieve immortality through rit.

Accumulate virtue and perform good deeds to beco immortal, which made all beings more aligned with the Heavenly Dao.

If all evaluation is determined by strength, how are the Immortal Gods different from powerful secular forces, and what aning does pursuing a position in the Immortal Class have?

Why not just focus on becoming stronger and dominate a region?

Most importantly, the endless masses can never beco the strongest existence; the vast majority of beings will always encounter sothing stronger, and they need a form of protection, a sense of security. The appearance of the rit Immortal gave them hope.

To beco an unrestrained Immortal!

Compared to increasing one’s cultivation level, accumulating virtue and doing good deeds seems easier.

No matter how beings understood the rit Immortal, the rit Immortal was indeed accepted by them all at once.

This world phenonon lasted for seven days and seven nights, during which beings not only learned of the path to achieve immortality through rit but also saw their cultivation level and Qi-Blood sowhat enhanced.

The rit Immortal beca a topic of discussion in various dojos, leading more and more cultivators to pursue becoming a rit Immortal.

Gu An watched as Li Ya ascended to the Celestial Court from the courtyard, and he saw the destiny of Central Heaven continuously changing. With the ergence of the rit Immortal, Central Heaven would move in the direction all beings hoped for; besides the law of the jungle, there existed justice, kindness, and righteousness as fundantal rules in heaven and earth.

An Xin entered the courtyard and ca before Gu An, first bowing before asking, "Master, how do you view the rit Immortal?"

Over these seven days, she had gained nurous insights, but she was more curious about how the rit Immortal compared in strength to regular Immortal Gods.

Gu An, sitting on the steps, replied, "Strength depends on the individual, but in so sense, the rit Immortal is freer. However, becoming a rit Immortal is more difficult than becoming a regular Immortal God."

The world thinks doing good deeds is easy, not knowing that accumulating enough good deeds to achieve the level of a rit Immortal is as difficult as ascending to heaven.

Li Ya relied not only on chivalry but also on certain achievents in saving the world and spreading the Dao. He adopted many disciples, teaching by word and example, guiding them on the right path. His disciples, performing good deeds, would also share a portion of their rit with him.

To teach like Li Ya, one requires exceptional comprehension and extraordinary capability.

Even without becoming a rit Immortal, Li Ya could still beco an Immortal God.

This is sothing beings cannot currently foresee, and only ti can prove this point.

"More difficult?"

An Xin murmured to herself, and Gu An could hear her inner thoughts. She developed an interest in the rit Immortal.

What concerned her was not the Immortal Position but the Power of rit.

She pondered whether the power of rit could enhance her Immortal Emperor’s Eye.

rit is not the Innate Great Dao, but due to the complexities of the Heavenly Dao’s cause and effect, rit was thus born and continues to strengthen. In recent days’ creation, An Xin could feel the vastness of the path of rit, even feeling it no less than the Great Dao.

An Xin asked several more questions, all of which Gu An answered, enlightening her and deepening her understanding of the path of rit.

Gu An spoke not of the significance of rit but of why rit forms and its operational rules.

An Xin left with a joyful heart.

Shen Zhen also listened to their conversation, but unfortunately, she felt indifferent to the rit Immortal.

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Li Ya felt the path to his immorality was dreamlike. Before encountering Xuanqing Star Lord, he hadn’t imagined ascending in such a manner, and the Heavenly Ascension Stairs astounded him even more.

He finally understood why Immortal Gods carried such pride; anyone who walked the Heavenly Ascension Stairs would undergo a significant change in mindset.

On the Heavenly Ascension Stairs, each step he took allowed him to see the life scenes of all beings, the higher he ascended, the more vivid the scenes he beheld. He even witnessed the entire life of Central Heaven Spirits, glimpsing into the past and future of Great Powers he once revered.

Becoming an Immortal God felt like capturing all elents of existence within him, a sensation he experienced for the first ti.

When he reached the top of the Heavenly Ascension Stairs, he followed to enter the Celestial Court.

A bright light shone into his vision, and when his sight recovered, the vast Heavenly Realm unfolded before him. The majestic spiritual energy of the Celestial Court caused his eyes to widen in awe.

Pushed forward by the Celestial Dao Destiny, everything he saw and heard along the way continuously challenged his perceptions, leaving him in a daze.

Upon his entry into the Palace of the Polestar, he was abruptly awakened, discovering the celestial fog surrounding him. Two rows of Immortal Gods stood on either side, each exuding a majestic aura and filled with an overwhelming sense of intimidation. The Immortal Gods varied in stature and gender, with so mounted on steeds and others wielding magical treasures.

Looking forward, he couldn’t see an end; at the front of the hall, the celestial fog was so dense that a formidable mountain seed to stand, inspiring an urge to worship reverently.

Dong—

A deafening bell resounded through the Palace of the Polestar, causing Li Ya’s legs to weaken. Fortunately, he managed to steady himself with a hand on the ground, kneeling on one knee.

"Li Ya, you are the first rit Immortal. You ascended from the mortal world. Today, speak to the Immortal Gods present here: what do you think the current Heavenly Dao needs? As Immortal Gods, it is our duty to improve the Heavenly Dao."

A solemn and resonant voice approached along with a gust of wind. As it swept over him, Li Ya felt refreshed and entirely awakened.

Li Ya could not discern the expressions of the Immortal Gods, but he could sense nurous gazes upon him, making even soone as experienced and worldly as himself feel a hint of nervousness.

These beings before him represented the authority over everything related to the Heavenly Dao.

Li Ya saw this as the first step in fulfilling his ideals, and he needed to leverage this opportunity well.

Taking a deep breath, his eyes beca resolute. The very first words he uttered made the atmosphere in the Palace of the Polestar heavy with tension.

"The Heavenly Dao is governed by Immortal Gods. If there are issues with the Heavenly Dao, naturally there are issues with the Immortal Gods. If we wish for a better Heavenly Dao, we must replace the Immortal Gods with better ones."

Li Ya’s breath caught; just newly ascended as a rit Immortal, he couldn’t remain calm under the pressure of nurous Immortal Gods.

Yet he stared fearlessly ahead, striving to suppress his internal emotions.

Far away in the Mountain of No End, Gu An was watching him, observing the newly reincarnated Celestial Emperor questioning Li Ya.

The Celestial Emperor’s inquiry to Li Ya was because Li Ya’s thoughts aligned with his own. Li Ya’s ascension as the first rit Immortal wasn’t solely due to his efforts; Xuanqing Star Lord had many favorable candidates. Li Ya was chosen by the Heavenly Tao Immortal Book, and its choice was that of the Celestial Emperor.

Of course, Li Ya did not know this, nor did Xuanqing Star Lord.

Li Ya’s audacious statents incited dissatisfaction among the hall of Immortal Gods, with so even speaking out to reprimand him, while the Celestial Emperor, sitting high above, refrained from comnting, observing Li Ya contend with the Immortal Gods.