When the avatar in the Golden Emperor Palace was surrounded so tightly by numerous Heavenly Lords that not even water could seep through, Jiang Ding, here at the Great Sun Heavenly Pool, was listening to the Central Array Spirit Computer's assessment of the inheritance he had submitted.
Labor would always yield rewards.
Those who rendered merit to the Immortal Sect would surely receive immense and equivalent contributions.
This was the foundation of the Immortal Sect. It did not demand that its citizens become saints who expected nothing in return.
Even if such saints who gave wholeheartedly without thought of recompense existed, they were not what the Immortal Sect wanted. They could not earn high marks in Immortal Sect Moral Character courses.
One hundred and thirty points was the limit; they would inevitably be unable to rise any higher.
Such saints, who violated the continuation and development of life, might bring temporary benefits, but in the long run would surely bring disaster.
As the saying went: when sages do not die, great bandits do not cease.
What, then, truly constituted high marks in Immortal Sect Moral Character?
Jiang Ding pondered this.
High marks in moral character meant merging the Immortal Sect's interests with one's own. One possessed a fierce impulse to pursue profit, yet did not violate Immortal Sect law. On the contrary, while pursuing one's own interests, the Immortal Sect's interests also grew—mutual benefit and mutual gain.
Yes, that was indeed difficult.
But whoever could accomplish this would earn high marks in Immortal Sect Moral Character. Scoring one hundred and thirty or one hundred and forty points would be as easy as play.
The Immortal Sect's moral character was not merely some ethereal moral demand. Morality alone could not encompass the entirety of this course.
It was, even more so,