As numerous cultivators had attended this exchange meeting, Song Changsheng extended the points competition from the original three days and two nights to seven days and six nights in order to achieve the desired results.
Watching too many matches between juniors could become tedious, so Song Changsheng took this opportunity to sit down with the True Lords attending the event and discuss the Dao.
Although he had already achieved remarkably impressive results at this realm, he truly was still a "newcomer" who had broken through to the Nascent Soul Realm less than two years ago. He still had countless doubts about this entirely new realm.
Moreover, he cultivated the [Immeasurable Grand Dao], so he urgently needed to absorb perspectives from all sides to refine his own Dao. This was taking the strengths of a hundred schools to make up for one's own shortcomings.
And this was also one of the main purposes of holding the celebration.
Nascent Soul Cultivators were already figures of immense importance in this world. Even in places such as the densely populated Southern Continent and Central Continent, a Cultivation World generally had only two or three Nascent Soul True Lords, perhaps even fewer.
Even so, grudges might exist between them, making it impossible for them to sit down calmly and exchange ideas.
Yet what mattered in discussing the Dao was the collision of differing or similar viewpoints, sparking new flames. Naturally, the more people there were, the better—but this was often the most difficult part.
The higher one's realm, the fewer opportunities there were for exchanges.
A high-profile celebration was an unspoken exchange conference. Only at such times could cultivators from every corner of the world Gather Together in peace and set forth their own views.
Such opportunities were relatively common North of Heavenly Mountain, but