Qin Fengming naturally no longer held any notions about distinctions between men and women, nor did he look down on female cultivators. However, in the Cultivation World, female cultivators—especially powerful ones—were still far fewer than male cultivators.
Female cultivators had their own shortcomings. When it came to taking risks, they were still somewhat less aggressive and proactive than male cultivators.
Of course, there were still quite a few female Mahayana cultivators. Overall, they probably accounted for twenty to thirty percent. In Qin Fengming's view, most of these Mahayana female cultivators were Rogue Cultivators.
There was no other reason. Within Lineages, the number of male cultivators was simply too great, and there were also many people with exceptional aptitude. For female cultivators to surpass male cultivators in aptitude and receive vigorous nurturing from their Lineages was still exceedingly unlikely.
Moreover, under equal conditions, male cultivators were more likely than female cultivators to win the favor of powerful figures within their Lineages.
Among Rogue Cultivators with unusually unconventional temperaments, female cultivators were even more likely to advance to higher realms. People such as Fairy Shami and Purple Spirit Demon Immortal, whom Qin Fengming knew, had all relied on their own strength to cultivate to the highest realms.
This was Qin Fengming's own opinion. Thus, when he saw that the Quefu tribe had spared no effort to provide extensive aid to someone—and that person was a female cultivator—he was naturally surprised.
The female cultivator before him was on a stone platform twenty to thirty zhang wide. Qin Fengming was too far away to identify what material the platform was made of.
Still, he could tell that the stone platform was sealed by restrictions.
A faint gray mist coiled around the platform, and the female cultivator within it seemed almost illusory.
As soon as