If the Divine Deer Sect was a sect composed purely of female cultivators, then the ancient, mysterious, and powerful Dragon River Sect was precisely the opposite. Only male cultivators could become disciples of the Dragon River Sect.
The Dao they cultivated was a strange path exclusively for male cultivators, pursuing only the state of becoming the purest male cultivators.
Every Dragon River Sect disciple was a lone wolf, especially one who would never be swayed by female cultivators.
Within the Dragon River Sect, if any disciple attempted to cast aside his dignity to curry favor with a female cultivator, he would have his cultivation abolished and be expelled from the sect.
Strength and independence—these were the distinctive labels borne by Dragon River Sect disciples.
The most typical example was a fairy famed far and wide for her beauty. In an ancient secret realm, she attempted to forcibly break open a cave dwelling left behind by an ancient cultivator.
A Dragon River Sect elder had kindly warned her not to do so, saying that she could not bear the consequences of forcibly breaking the restriction.
Yet not only did the fairy refuse to listen, she even looked disdainful and said, "There's no need to curry favor with me. I already have a Dao companion." Then she broke the restriction.
After the restriction was broken, an ancient ferocious beast guarding the cave dwelling charged out and severely wounded the fairy on the spot.
As she lay dying, the fairy wept bitterly and begged the Dragon River Sect elder for help.
The Dragon River Sect elder merely said, "Go find your Dao companion," and watched her die before his eyes before making a move to suppress the ferocious beast.
Besides that, a particularly beautiful fairy once publicly made a wager with a core