The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings Chapter 1520 - 1520 1468—Chapter 1469

Chapter 1520: Chapter 1468—Chapter 1469 Chapter 1520: Chapter 1468—Chapter 1469 Would Pang Hong recomnd a candidate?

Yu Zhenzi thought that he would not. After all, since Pang Hong wanted to let go, he would not choose to manipulate things from behind the scenes, as it would be less troubleso for him to stand in the foreground himself. Besides, no one would bla him.

And as for the other True Immortals entering the fray, Yu Zhenzi believed even less likely, as if all contenders were at the level of Supre Strong, these True Immortals cared about their reputation, and none would shalessly wrestle for the position.

Even if there were so who were unwise and didn’t care about losing face, Yu Zhenzi would not mind approaching them to offer a reminder or even help them to maintain their dignity.

Thus, taking everything into consideration, this power struggle within the Shenxiao Sect would inevitably revolve around the various Supre Strong.

And regarding other sect leaders from different immortal sects being True Immortals, would it be shaful for the Shenxiao Sect to choose a Supre Strong as their leader?

It would not, as the authority held by the Shenxiao Sect’s Leader was sufficient to rival a True Immortal, rely due to the presence of the Longevity Taoist Monarch. No one would dare underestimate the Sect Leader of Shenxiao Sect, even if he were rely a Mortal.

So what Yu Zhenzi worry about was not this aspect, but other matters, such as how other immortal sects would perceive such drastic changes within the Shenxiao Sect.

As one of the top immortal sects in the Divine Land World today, the Shenxiao Sect was closely watched by many influences, whose actions were followed and imitated by others.

And even though Pang Hong only intended to give up his position as the Trainer of Shenxiao Sect, without ntioning whether he would also relinquish his position of Thunder God at the Shenxiao House of Jade Purity, this was still a significant event. Not only within the Shenxiao Sect itself but it could also set a precedent that other forces might follow, causing ripples.

Who knew how intense the struggle for this position of Sect Leader would be among the many Supre Strong within the Shenxiao Sect? With the Longevity Taoist Monarch around and several True Immortals present, any conflict could be restrained within certain limits, preventing major trouble.

Yet, regardless of anything, this was ultimately an internal issue of Shenxiao. Yu Zhenzi was considering that once other immortal sects and influential strong beings started to imitate this move, just how intense the competition could beco.

So events, from non-existence to existence, are very difficult to initiate, and it might be a long ti before anyone could break that barrier of non-existence to start sothing new.

But once soone sets a precedent, breaking that barrier, it provides others a model to emulate, encouraging them to follow suit.

Throughout the thousands of years in the progression of the Divine Land World, talking aside ordinary forces that lack True Immortals, even those forces that can be terd as immortal sects due to the presence of a True Immortal at the helm—be it Sect Leader, Sect Master, or King—have, without exception, been True Immortals.

Whether it’s to promote the prestige of the power or to converse equally with other influences, these forces tacitly keep True Immortals as the face of their power, maintaining a balance.

And even if so immortal sects undergo a change in leadership, it is nothing more than a new True Immortal taking the position. Unless the original True Immortal perishes and no other True Immortal exists within the sect, requiring a fall in their sect’s rank, Supre Strong are not eligible to assu such roles.

Even so True Immortals who are unwilling to hold the positions of Sect Leader or Sect Master are compelled to shoulder the responsibility.

This seems to have beco an unspoken rule quietly adhered to by all.

And if Pang Hong relinquishes his position, if they find a True Immortal from within the Shenxiao Sect to succeed him, well and good, but if the chosen one is a Supre Overlord, it would certainly provoke different reactions from various factions.

For so True Immortals who are reluctantly holding the position just to maintain the stature of their own immortal sect’s thresholds, this undeniably presents an opportunity to step down, allowing them to smoothly exit the scene by capitalizing on Shenxiao Sect’s move.

After all, as long as they aren’t the ones breaking the rule, other influences, despite any dissatisfaction, can do nothing about it. After all, it’s cooler under the big tree’s shade; even if so forces are unhappy with this move, they can’t bypass Shenxiao Sect to trouble these influences.

And for Yu Zhenzi, the reactions of these True Immortals from other immortal sects don’t really matter; this was all to be expected and of little consequence.

What he was concerned about was another part of the immortal sects—those who monopolize the position of Sect Leader, amassing nurous benefits and causing dissatisfaction within their sect, but others could do nothing about it.

When the news of Shenxiao Sect truly selecting a Supre Strong as the Sect Leader spread, it might even encourage other immortal sect True Immortals to announce their retirent, passing the authority to their successors.

But this might also provoke internal struggles within other sects, or even force many Supre Strong to coerce certain True Immortals to relinquish benefits.

One should neither think such scenarios exaggerated nor believe that True Immortals could suppress everything withoutConcerns.

Indeed, there’s a formidable chasm between True Immortals and Supre Strong, a gap signifying a profound difference in the essence of life. However, this very chasm is not necessarily insurmountable, nor is it impossible to bridge.