Constancy and Change

Confucianism, Daoism, Mohism, Legalism, School of Names, Yin Yang School, School of Diplomacy...

It could be said that these masters of the Hundred Schools were either Saints or ancient monsters who had lived for countless years.

Only thus could they use their supreme wisdom and authority over the Great Dao as a foundation to carve out paths in the mundane world of the Primordial Wilderness—paths that led directly to the origin and could bear the fortune of heaven and earth.

Of course, there were also those of astounding talent.

But they were truly few.

Amid the attention of the masses, Mo Di faced Guan Zhong's invitation from atop the high platform.

He, too, let out a soft sigh.

That sigh carried traces of reminiscence and helplessness.

He slowly stepped onto the Dao platform and stood opposite Guan Zhong.

Though there were no weapons between them, it seemed as if two surging rivers of the Great Dao were silently colliding—one was the cold and austere heavenly order, while the other was a vibrant realm of inclusiveness and change.

Mo Di raised his head and looked at Guan Zhong before him, who was not only a pioneer of the Legalist School but also the incarnation of his elder brother. His voice was calm, yet it carried a sentiment only they could understand, one that had transcended countless Yuan Hui.

"Since Senior Brother has invited me..."

He paused briefly. The aura around him abruptly changed, and within his originally gentle intent of Universal Love emerged the resolve and sharpness of the Jie Teaching's leader, one who dared to seize a sliver of life for all living beings.

"Then let this junior brother first experience the Dao of the Legalist School!"

At his words, a nearly imperceptible curve passed over Guan Zhong's lips, as