"Of course. I would be more than happy to."
Having figured that out, Chen Mu was delighted as well. These outstanding Jie Sect disciples were all Great Luo-level powerhouses, and they would greatly bolster China's strength.
Moreover, the Great Luos of the Jie Sect could be considered the strongest combat force below Saints in China today. In other worlds, they would all be top-tier powerhouses.
If Multiverse China could survive this crisis, there would surely be more Saints in the future. Selecting candidates for sainthood from among these Great Luo-level powerhouses would naturally be far better than choosing from those of lower realms.
With the Jie Sect's help, I believe our China should be able to overcome this ordeal more easily. After Master of Heaven stated his position, Chen Mu followed suit. Master of Heaven's intentions were actually very simple: he merely wanted to give his disciples a chance to become Saints.
Whether they became Heavenly Dao Saints of the Honghuang World or Saints of China did not matter. As long as they could become Saints, it was acceptable.
They were all part of the Jie Sect anyway. What was wrong with having his Jie Sect disciples join China's Jie Sect?
After understanding this, Chen Mu greatly admired Master of Heaven's open-mindedness.
The Three Pure Ones of the Honghuang World and the Three Pure Ones of the Investiture of the Gods World were actually quite similar. The Three Pure Ones of the Investiture of the Gods World mainly referred to the Three Pure Ones of Daoist mythology: the three great Heavenly Venerates, Yuanshi Tianzun, Daode Tianzun, and Lingbao Tianzun.
They corresponded to the Three Pure Ones of the Honghuang World as well. Yuanshi Tianzun needed no explanation, since Yuanshi was Yuanshi in both worlds. Daode Tianzun corresponded to Lord Lao,