Within the Great Wilderness, various Great Daos advanced side by side. By comparison, there were not many who practiced the Literary Dao.
However, those who could embark on the path of the Literary Dao and cultivate it to great accomplishment were all renowned figures throughout the Great Wilderness.
They were the pillars of their nations. Some guarded the Starry Sky alongside the Star Lords, some joined the Heavenly Court or the Underworld, and others served under the Human Emperor in important positions.
As for the Endless Mortal Realms, after the Hundred Schools of Thought contended, the Literary Dao had faintly begun to show signs of becoming the foremost Great Dao.
In every realm and nation, the imperial examinations had become commonplace. Civil and military affairs advanced side by side, becoming the most basic structure of officialdom.
Vast amounts of Literary Qi and Vast Righteousness surged into the Literary World, not only accelerating its rapid growth.
They had also tempered the paired set of Spiritual Treasures—the Dao Script Stele and the Literary Dao Peak formed from the Dao Preaching Stele—to the level of top-tier Houtian Supreme Treasures.
Once Kunpeng's own cultivation broke through, these Literary Dao treasures could directly merge and transform to the level of Chaos Spiritual Treasures.
Of course, if Kunpeng failed to break through for a long time, it was also possible that the Dao Script Stele would merge with the Dao Preaching Stele and break through first, then repay Kunpeng by taking him soaring into the heavens!
In short, Kunpeng, now the Ancestor of Literature, had truly entered the ranks of the Great Wilderness's top experts.
He was no longer the Demon Master Kunpeng who had been so poor that he could hear his own ribs rattle.
With the Dao Script Stele and these three thousand Literary