My sect is slowly getting better too-now even this kind of person wants to become a disciple

Fang Mo's idea had actually been quite good.

But his negotiations with the Calamity Cult ultimately still failed.

Of course, that couldn't be helped. Although this sect advocated proving the Dao through self-destruction, their doctrine did not permit them to casually kill themselves.

The Calamity Cult's philosophy was extremely strange. Before dying, one had to undergo an unprecedented, ultimate blaze of glory, and that blaze usually meant dragging a whole crowd of righteous cultivators down with them. Fang Mo had approached them to borrow cultivators as wetware... naturally, they would never agree.

But Fang Mo couldn't care less about any of that.

He had far too many methods. As long as he genuinely wanted to do something, nothing could stop him.

Seeing the Calamity Cult elder politely decline, Fang Mo did not insist. Instead, he unusually began praising the Calamity Cult's philosophy of proving the Dao through self-destruction.

After talking for a while, Fang Mo even took the initiative to gift the other party a huge batch of spirit stones and spiritual wheat as a sign of respect, saying that he greatly approved of their ideals. This left the Calamity Cult elder somewhat at a loss, and the relationship between the two sides quickly grew harmonious.

Once the timing was right, Fang Mo deliberately found an excuse to ask him something.

He said that he deeply admired cultivators who had successfully proven the Dao. Such warriors should not be forgotten by history, so he wanted to know their names.

How could the Calamity Cult elder have known Fang Mo's schemes?

After Fang Mo sweet-talked him for a few sentences, he named quite a few disciples who had made enormous contributions to the Calamity Cult, such as those who had blown up the Twin Immortal Towers or dealt with many righteous