Western Plan for Unifying the Clans

Compared to the Interception Sect's policy of accepting all teachings without distinction, the Western Teachings of this era could perhaps truly be called accepting all teachings without distinction.

Among the myriad Acquired Races of the Primordial Wilderness, the Western Teachings had disciples from at least eight thousand races, if not ten thousand.

Some were famous, while others were obscure.

Some races were illustrious, such as the Feathered Clan, which had a Quasi-Sage ancestor.

There were also minor Golden Immortal races, and even races whose surviving beings had been driven into exile after their clans were destroyed.

The disciples of the Western Teachings at this time could be described as a vast and chaotic multitude.

Although they had many disciples, the Western Fortune, spiritual energy, and ley lines had all suffered severe losses.

Not only were most of the sect's disciples untalented, but there were also very few with profound cultivation.

Even on the Western Continent, no promising native Acquired Race had emerged.

A branch of the Primordial Wilderness Human Race that had migrated west in earlier years had even become one of the major races in the West by this time.

This showed how poorly the various Acquired Races of the West had developed.

On top of that, the West was plagued by demons, making it the most severely afflicted region in the entire Primordial Wilderness.

As a result, not a single Quasi-Sage had been born among the Western races.

There were only a few Great Luo races, and none of them accepted the others.

When choosing an Overlord Clan for the West, the Western Teachings found themselves in a difficult position.

The Two Saints of the West, Jieyin and Zhunti, saw everything and worried themselves sick over it.

Unlike the other Sages, who did not care much whether an