Suyao changed the subject, her expression turning more serious.
"By the way, what do you think of the Kunlun Competition?
Recently, while preaching the Dao, I've noticed more and more traces of activity from the Chan Sect and the Jie Sect. The Jie Sect in particular has been especially active.
When we go to Kunlun, with the Three Religions gathered in one place, our Literary Sect will inevitably be targeted."
"Then let them target us."
Moyuan's gaze narrowed slightly, and his tone gradually sharpened.
"In a proper competition, the matches will most likely be divided according to cultivation realm. At the very least, there won't be battles across major realms.
If there really are no divisions and it turns into a free-for-all, that would be even simpler.
Among our Literary Sect disciples, Han Chi is already a Quasi-Saint expert.
Senior Sister Ling Yan reached the peak of the Great Luo Golden Immortal realm long ago, and she even went to Zixiao Palace with Master. Perhaps she might gain some fortuitous opportunity there.
Even if she doesn't, with her accumulation, breaking through to Quasi-Saint before the Kunlun Competition is far from impossible.
As for the Human Religion, Chan Sect, and Jie Sect, on the surface, none of them seem to have a Quasi-Saint overseeing them yet.
If it truly becomes a free-for-all, they will be no match for the Literary Sect.
Whether it is one-on-one combat or discussing the Dao, whatever form it takes, the Literary Sect disciples will accept the challenge!"
"Hehe."
Suyao smiled softly, her eyes curving as she teased him.
"Senior Brother, I've noticed that after going out to travel, you seem to have changed quite a bit."
"Hm?"
Moyuan turned his head to look at her, his expression as calm as ever. "How so?"
With both hands