The caution and distrust brought about by the environnt over the years cannot be smoothed over in just one day or through a few incidents.
Just like the Wood Immortal Old Woman knows deeply, the more valuable sothing is, the more likely it is coveted. If the spiritual dicine planting techniques she was researching were exposed, the danger it would bring would far exceed that of her beauty!
This is also the reason why she was unwilling to expose this even when her soul origin was in Qi Ping’s hands.
It was only after Qi Ping helped her break through the Void Refining Stage this ti, combined with his various tactics and the developnt of the Nine Star Sea Realms during this period, that she was completely convinced.
Before this, she had never thought that the Immortal Cultivation Realm would produce a figure that could make almost all cultivators willingly submit, as cultivators in the Immortal Cultivation Realm are generally extrely confident in themselves, and the stronger they are, the more unruly they beco!
Because of the style of cultivators and the Dao Heart system, the stronger the cultivator, the less likely they are to submit, even when facing cultivators stronger than themselves. Once that happens, the Dao Hearts of most cultivators would be affected, and this would feel worse than death to them.
To want a powerful cultivator to submit, especially rare talents like ng Tianxing, Demon Blade Baili Yun... these geniuses standing at the peak of the Star Sea, to willingly submit, is as difficult as climbing to the heavens!
Or take talents like the Wood Immortal Old Woman, who have hidden under the most disgusting deford shell all their lives to protect themselves. As a child, she was almost captured by so cultivators for her appearance to beco a plaything. If it weren’t for a female elder from her sect rescuing her, she might have been humiliated to death while still very weak, maybe even toyed with for a while and then possibly eaten as a human sacrifice.
This is not alarmist talk, because since she broke through to Divinity Transformation and took charge of the sect, she started consciously clearing out these revolting parasite cultivators. Over the years, she has lost count of how many people she has dealt with and how many bloody events she has witnessed...
From initial anger and madness, to eventually killing to the point of numbness...
Moreover, the most troubleso part is that most of these people are not ordinary loose cultivators and demon cultivators, but co from family clans that have been inherited through countless eras!
They control various key positions, magical treasures, and arrays within the entire sect and Great Realm.
If she hadn’t secretly reached Divinity Transformation in another region, and had broken through in the sect, she might have been ambushed to death.
Even though she beca a Divinity Transformation cultivator, she accumulated considerable influence and followers over the years, but she still could not completely purge the tumors within the sect and world.
Because if she chooses to take action, the entire sect might be instantly plunged into war, and she herself may not be able to survive such chaos, and the new generation of disciples and elders she painstakingly cultivated would also be annihilated.
The faction her master left her would inevitably face destructive reprisal...
She even learned that these family clans have connections and alliance relations with other family clans in other Great Realms. Once conflict breaks out, she might face more than just these family clans that have been inherited for countless eras internally.
If not for these foundations becoming less sustainable over ti, she feels like she might have been jointly killed and devoured by those family clans...
Even though she has beco the strongest within the sect, the nightmares that once troubled her when she was weak still exist...
She can only choose to continue to lie dormant...
Until later when the cultivators from the Celestial Dragon Continent ca looking for her, until she discovered that the clear stream of Qi Ping in the Immortal Cultivation Realm seed to have a chance for a coback.
In fact, she began to pay attention to the information about Qi Ping and the Qingtian Realm since Qi Ping implented various special policies.
Because the act of favoring loose cultivators and eradicating all the tumor family clans is precisely what she always wanted to do, so the Qi Ping doing this naturally always caught her attention, that kind of environnt was what she had long dread of...
Later, she watched Qi Ping step by step turn the family clan tumors of the entire Qingtian Realm into a Sea of Blood, dressed in black, stepping on all sins...
To stand up for loose cultivators and eliminate all Tribulation and Demon Cultivators...
Also to stand up for loose cultivators by attacking the instigating forces behind the Tribulation Cultivators, choosing extre death and relentless revenge, forcing all sects with ill intentions to put away their petty thoughts, even obediently offering compensations to Qi Ping.
Even more unexpectedly, Qi Ping directly used these compensations as benefits and funds to attract loose cultivators, directly igniting a rush of loose cultivators joining the Qingtian Realm...
She watched the Qingtian Realm grow step by step, just as she watched Qi Ping grow from a sowhat lucky character to an untouchable Forbidden Zone Master. Of course, it is a forbidden zone for cultivators with ill intentions, but the complete opposite for ordinary loose cultivators.
For this reason, when she was faced with the choice between the Celestial Dragon Continent and Bee Daoist, she chose Qi Ping, who was seemingly much weaker.
She doesn’t know why the other seventeen people made the sa choice, but she believes their reasons are similar to hers, believing that following such an existence makes it more possible to touch the limits of the Immortal Dao...
Of course, there is actually another reason, which is the feeling of the Heavenly Dao, a special sense of the heavens and earth urging her to make this choice, which the other seventeen also felt...
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