As Bei Ming's Direct Disciple, with the Literary Sect flourishing, Suyao naturally lacked no Fortune Boost.
If she needed to cultivate through the Star Sky, then since Great Emperor Ziwei was a disciple of the Literary Sect, how could she possibly face any obstruction traveling to and from the Star Sky?
If she could become the Lord of the Star Sky, Bei Ming would recommend Suyao without hesitation.
However, unless she could refine the Star Sky as Ming He had refined the Blood Sea,
Great Emperor Ziwei was not equivalent to the Lord of the Star Sky. He had merely been granted that position by the Heavenly Dao.
Otherwise, during the original Canonization of the Gods, the position of Great Emperor Ziwei would not have fallen to Bo Yikao.
Those suppressing the myriad heavenly stars were all Jie Sect disciples. For a Chan Sect disciple to become Great Emperor Ziwei would be nothing but asking for trouble.
Han Chi's talent, foundation, and potential could not compare to those three Direct Disciples.
Under Bei Ming's protection, given enough time, whether Ling Yan, Moyuan, or Suyao, surpassing Han Chi was only a matter of time.
Guichenzi, however, was a different case.
The foundation of the Innate Human Race could not be considered particularly strong.
In Han Chi's eyes, this senior brother's cultivation was still inferior to his own, and his potential was not extraordinary either. Yet Guichenzi had become a Direct Disciple, so Han Chi naturally found it difficult not to feel dissatisfied.
However, with Bei Ming above him, he could only bury that dissatisfaction in his heart and could not speak it aloud.
Yet the Direct Disciples and the Eight Immortals in Attendance interacted most frequently in their daily lives.
They were not foolish people. Even if Han Chi restrained himself,