Due to individual factors, Silver Warriors could appear among cultivators of all kinds of cultivation realms.
In fact, this could also occur during the Bronze Soldier stage.
But it was relatively rare then. After all, Bronze Soldiers could at most smelt ten Great Daos, so even the weaker ones would not lag too far behind.
However, the situation was completely different for Gold Generals.
Within the Primordial Source Realm, anyone capable of advancing to Gold General generally possessed fairly solid foundations, at the very least sufficient cultivation.
Why was that?
The reason was simple. Advancing from Silver Warrior to Gold General required ten million Battle Record Points and Primordial Source Points, which already explained everything.
Merely raising one's title rank required such an enormous number of Battle Record Points and Primordial Source Points.
If one's strength was insufficient, then even if one's title rank rose, it would not provide much direct help.
After all, raising one's title rank merely increased the number of Great Daos one could smelt with the title's power; it did not directly grant the corresponding Great Daos.
Therefore, for the overwhelming majority of people, if they had not reached the cultivation realm of a hundred Great Daos, then even upon reaching level 100 Silver Warrior, they would not choose to advance to Gold General.
Rather than spending those Primordial Source Points, they might as well raise their own Great Dao realm to the limit of a Silver Warrior.
Thus, those who could truly advance to Gold General basically possessed sufficient cultivation.
So if Qin Shaofeng advanced to Gold General now, then the opponents he encountered afterward would likely all be at the cultivation realm of a hundred Great Daos.
Even if they were not, they would at least be opponents close to the realm of a