Aside from the Cultivation Courtyard, quite a few people also left Luo Hua.
Zhang Caixin led the team, with the Little Celestial Master and Gao Qiang serving as powerful fighters. Red Sister came along as well, along with Yu Qingzhu and Gu Jiahui, two complete rookies—they really were only going to broaden their horizons.
No matter what, Luo Hua had members officially competing this time, so it was essential to bring a group along to cheer and wave banners.
In fact, Zhang Caixin had also brought the Immortal Ascension Mirror. Other factions could select talent from the Dragon Gate Assembly, so why couldn't Luo Hua?
Under normal circumstances, Feng Jun would not have done this. Did Luo Hua need to actively pick recruits? It was better to have too few than too many. Besides, compared to aptitude, Feng Jun had always valued a cultivator's temperament more... as well as how close they were to his own people.
But that had been in the past. Now that Luo Hua's framework had taken shape, most of its core members had entered the Qi Refining Stage. Coupled with this unexpected incident, which had actually forced Luo Hua to send Li Shishi into the competition, Feng Jun decided after serious reflection that he needed to strengthen the next generation of reserves.
Otherwise, why would he have recruited eight newcomers at once? Next, he planned to make the assessment period more flexible.
In Feng Jun's mind, Luo Hua's ideal structure should resemble a pyramid, similar to the Four Great Sects of the Kunhao Plane. High-level cultivators would naturally be few, while the number of low-level cultivators should be relatively large.
Of course, even "large" could never mean reaching the scale of the Four Great Sects. His current ideal was to have three to five Golden