Who was Ming Zong? Throughout Human Race history, Martial Saints had been the most dazzling existences, reigning over the heavens like the sun and moon.
Yet how vast was the firmament? Without a scattering of stars to adorn it, would it not be far too monotonous? The river of time was much the same.
Many Peak Heaven Grandmasters who had climbed the Ascending Heaven Ladder had deeds whose renown and longevity were not the least bit inferior to certain Martial Saints.
Ming Zong was one of the finest among them. He also possessed an eye-catching identity: the direct disciple of the Primal Martial Sage.
The era in which the Primal Martial Sage lived had been one of demons dancing in wild chaos. He had been a trailblazer, and also a hero who split open heaven and earth.
At the time, many people had followed him across the lands, challenging powerful foes, much like Confucius's seventy-two disciples.
The finest among them had each learned part of the Primal Martial Sage's essence, yet none dared boast that they had received all of his true teachings.
The Primal Martial Sage had been the first Martial Sage in the world. To this day, no one had been able to replicate the heights he once reached.
The Human Seed Cult possessed the inheritances of many Martial Saints, but not that of the Primal Martial Sage. His inheritance was broad and profound, so vast that even the most heaven-defying geniuses among martial artists felt they could spend their entire lives without learning it all.
Ming Zong was the only disciple in the world to receive "seventy percent" of his true teachings.
He was also acknowledged as the strongest among all Grandmasters throughout history, praised as one who "stood upon the nine-thousand-nine-hundred-and-ninety-ninth Heaven Ladder."
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