Mystic Sect True Transmission, Fated Encounter (Who's Inside? Please Vote with Monthly Passes)

Half a month had already passed since the Hidden Dragon Rankings were updated.

Yet the impact caused by this edition of the Hidden Dragon Rankings was far from over.

The various powers across the dynasty's four territories had obtained intelligence on the Hidden Dragon Rankings at the first opportunity. However, some powerful Rogue Cultivators, as well as experts from factions traveling abroad, had not learned the specific details of the rankings right away.

Although the Celestial Pivot Spiritual Instrument allowed real-time interaction, not every expert possessed the wealth and foundation needed to sustain its consumption.

Even a portable miniature Spirit Instrument incurred an enormous expense with every activation.

Even Martial Dao Celestials might not possess such a foundation, much less be willing to squander it so freely.

Those capable of owning such an interactive Spirit Instrument were either powerful figures among Celestials or core members of major powers with immense backing.

Under such circumstances, quite a few people received information about the Hidden Dragon Rankings somewhat late.

Thus, for some time after the Hidden Dragon Rankings were updated, the rankings and related information gradually stirred heated discussion and debate.

"Mystic Sect True Transmission, Celestial Realm!"

"Martial Dao Celestial, Chen Xuanli!"

"Coming from behind and leaping straight into second place on the Hidden Dragon Rankings—the Mystic Gate's foundation truly runs unfathomably deep."

"I thought it would be either Jiang Wuya or Dugu Yiren. Who would have thought someone else would emerge halfway through?"

"Emerge? That hardly counts! Ever since he entered the rankings, Chen Xuanli's position had remained more or less steady at tenth. With such a stable rank, the foundation behind him had probably long since reached the point of breaking through."

"Exactly. They were all at the pinnacle of their cultivation. It merely depended on who would take that