The others still did not know what this meant, but the Grand Elder—an immortal who was neither high nor low, one who had been stuck in the middle all his life—understood its implications all too well.
Daoists... In the future, would this become an Esteemed Immortal-level system inheritance?
The Immortal Realm had a classification: only cultivators who could cross the threshold of the Calamities and Tribulations beyond the Second Disaster and Fifth Tribulation were qualified to produce immortal seedlings capable of becoming Esteemed Immortals.
People in the Immortal Realm often said that only systems capable of traversing the Calamities and Tribulations of the Second and Fifth levels could be called Esteemed Immortal Systems, and only then was there even a sliver of a chance for an Esteemed Immortal to emerge.
As for their Beast Taming System, its limit was the Calamities and Tribulations of the Second and Seventh levels—in other words, the Three Disasters and Seven Tribulations.
Their system was an Imperfect System. It was only missing one stroke of luck before it could become completely perfect, but it was precisely the imperfection that made it a perfect system.
In these Myriad Worlds, was there a system whose limit was the Three Disasters and Seven Tribulations?
There was!
If the Nine Continents could secretly develop one, then other places naturally had similar special systems as well.
It was just that these exceptional Perfect Systems were generally too special. They were far too difficult to cultivate and had extremely low versatility.
Why were there only thirteen people who could reach the summit of the Immortal Realm? And why were all of them Imperfect Systems missing only a single thread?
Because of their comprehensiveness.
A system's theoretical strength alone was useless.
Was your system easy to cultivate? Was it highly versatile? Were