The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings Chapter 1524 - 1524 s 1472-1473 Delusional Obsession Supreme

Chapter 1524: Chapters 1472-1473 Delusional Obsession, Supre Strong Teaches His Son Chapter 1524: Chapters 1472-1473 Delusional Obsession, Supre Strong Teaches His Son Even though all the strong mbers of the Shenxiao Sect were aware that the successor to the Sect Leader wasn’t just chosen from among the True Immortals and the many other Supre Overlords who possessed the combat power of a True Immortal but had yet to certify their Tao.

Expanding this range to include all Supre Strong would naturally co with many stringent requirents and conditions, likely to disqualify many, yet still unable to dampen their enthusiasm.

After all, when faced with the arrival of an opportunity, whether one is qualified is very important.

If it was explicitly confined to True Immortals and Supre Overlords with the strength of True Immortals, ordinary Supre Strong would undoubtedly feel sowhat disappointed without needing to say anything.

However, if they were to be included in this range, they would know they had no chance and did not et the qualifications and would be excluded, yet they would feel much less resentnt.

Indeed, as expected, whenever Pang Hong announced his abdication, and that the selection range for the successor to the Sect Leader would be expanded to all Supre Strong, countless mighty ones within the Shenxiao Sect rejoiced.

Moreover, many clever cultivators instantly understood the underlying aning of this regulation, realizing the Sect Leader seed to intend to pass on the position to a Supre Strong, not necessarily a True Immortal.

“Father, do you an that the Sect Leader doesn’t want other True Immortals or Supre Overlords with the strength of a True Immortal to take over the position, but instead plans to pass it to a certain Supre Strong?” a Cultivator of the Spirit Realm Eighth Layer asked in shock after hearing his father’s words.

As the Shenxiao Sect grew stronger, ten thousand years passed, which was enough for many changes to occur. Although the Shenxiao Sect was purely a sect, within the sect itself, cultivating families inevitably ford as cultivators took wives and had children.

Of course, the ergence of these cultivator families did not significantly impact the Shenxiao Sect because, although the advantage of bloodline inheritance was initially significant, it could not ultimately claim all the resources.

One must understand that the atmosphere and trends within the Shenxiao Sect determined that those who are capable rise while the diocre fall. If one wants to use resources to boost and promote their close affiliates, that’s fine, but you also need to pay your own price. It’s not sothing you can achieve through nepotism.

Therefore, within the entire Shenxiao Sect, even though there are cultivator families, the mainstream still primarily relies on the transmission from master to apprentice because even cultivator families cannot guarantee that they will always have genius descendants to maintain their family’s standing.

In the Shenxiao Sect, where the capable rise, intense competition is implied. If soone simply due to blood ties and personal feelings, impeded their own developnt, this was sothing they could not comprehend.

Hence, do not think that these cultivator families are filled with warm sentints; on the contrary, within these families where they seek to beco powerful, the rules are stricter, and the struggles more violent.

Of course, these cultivator families that truly rise amidst the fierce competition within the Shenxiao Sect are extraordinarily strong. Even placed in the outside world, they are in no way inferior to many large sects or noble families within the Cultivation World.

And this family in front of them was one of the powerful cultivator families of the Shenxiao Sect. Though they had never possessed a True Immortal or a Supre Overlord with the strength of a True Immortal, a regular Supre Overlord was by no ans weak in the Divine Land World.

This cultivator family had developed over so many years that even Pang Hong was referred to as an old man by a Cultivator of Spirit Realm Eighth Layer among them.

While this title might seem exaggerated, it was an undeniable fact.

A Cultivator of the Spirit Realm Eighth Layer, when compared to Pang Hong, a True Immortal, not to ntion the disparity in strength and status, just the difference in their ages, which spanned thousands of years, calling him an old man did not pose any issue.

And with Pang Hong’s stature in the Shenxiao Sect, even though it was behind closed doors, they dared not call him by na directly and had to maintain sufficient respect.

“Indeed, if the Sect Leader intended for a certain True Immortal to succeed, why would he include us, the Supre Overlords, in these potential successors?” said the Supre Overlord of this cultivator family with a grave voice.

Sotis so things do not need to be explicitly stated; simply analyzing so actions allows one to clearly understand the deeper implications.

As a Supre Overlord, a pioneer of a cultivator family within the Shenxiao Sect who managed to develop and strengthen his family within the sect, this alone demonstrated his extraordinary capabilities.

One must know that with the fierce competition within the Shenxiao Sect today, being able to develop one’s family proves that his vision and capabilities are of the highest order.

Upon learning that the Sect Leader planned to abdicate and had not chosen a certain True Immortal or a Supre Overlord with the strength of a True Immortal to succeed him directly, but instead announced this matter and expanded the range, it was already very indicative, expressing his own attitude very clearly.

The Sect Leader did not wish for the current True Immortals to inherit the position of the Sect Leader of the Shenxiao Sect. This might be the Sect Leader’s own intention, or possibly that of the Ancestral Master, the Longevity Taoist Monarch.

But regardless of whose intention it was, in the Shenxiao Sect, it was an established fact that no one could change, no matter the reasons behind it. However, one point was certain: unless the Sect Leader himself changed his mind, or the Ancestral Master, the Longevity Taoist Monarch issued a new decree, the chance of any True Immortal being involved was virtually nil.