Ding! Your strength had earned the recognition of one of the Three Great Grandmasters, the Recluse Ning Daoqi. You had become the youngest publicly acknowledged grandmaster-level expert in the realm and obtained the Twin Dragons Secret Realm-exclusive special title, "Rear Wave."
Unlike "Sword Person," the title "Rear Wave" did not possess any special attributes. It was simply a special designation representing one's standing in the martial world.
From then on, whenever people spoke of the Recluse Ning Daoqi, the Martial Venerable Bi Xuan, and Master of Yi Sword Fu Cailin, they would also mention the name of "Rear Wave" Ye Weiming.
Sounded pretty damn cool, didn't it?
So, simply put, this title was useless except for showing off.
Ye Weiming had obtained a similar title before: the "Busheng" title from the Wind and Cloud Secret Realm.
From Ning Daoqi's words, Ye Weiming could roughly determine that the opponent he had originally been meant to face in this mission was only a level 175 Ning Daoqi avatar. Therefore, it made sense that Ning Daoqi had displayed strength roughly equivalent to that level 175 avatar.
However, defeating a level 175 avatar probably should not have brought Ye Weiming such enormous benefits, especially the recognition as the "youngest grandmaster" and this grandmaster title of "Rear Wave."
Although neither of these things directly improved his strength, they would grant Ye Weiming unimaginable convenience as he traveled through the Twin Dragons Secret Realm in the future.
This was the benefit brought purely by reputation, and one of the reasons why the martial world valued the word "fame" even above money and life itself.
Judging by the scope permitted under the system rules, although this Ning Daoqi had suppressed his strength to that of a level 175 avatar, his realm, insights, and even his perspective had