Those Who Understand

Among ordinary people, there were princes and the like. A written notice arrived, saying that the prince's residence lacked an Innate Realm retainer and was willing to offer generous terms.

Such an invitation was not so easy to refuse.

If a family had only one Innate Realm expert, it could ignore the prince's summons—after all, that person was the family's sole pillar.

Moreover, reaching the Innate Realm through Martial Cultivation did not mean there was no path forward. True, some chose to enjoy life and do as they pleased, but others sought to climb still higher.

The chances of Martial Entry into the Dao were not high, but having already cultivated to the Innate Realm, who would be someone to casually admit defeat?

In fact, Martial Cultivators who wished to cultivate immortality did not have Martial Entry into the Dao as their only option. It was not even the mainstream option. The true mainstream was finding one's own opportunity and thereby becoming an immortal.

That was what Tian Yang Ni and Lang Zhen were doing.

Innate Experts could still seek their own opportunities. Though they might be a little older, the risks of traveling the martial world were greatly reduced, and once they revealed their cultivation, it was easier to gather information.

In short, the Gu Family currently had one Innate Expert at home, but there might be a second one who simply did not return home.

Facing such an opponent, the Tian Family would be lying if they said they did not have a headache.

"One Innate Expert?" Feng Jun gave a cold, disdainful laugh. "I've killed more than one Innate Expert."

Then he glanced at Tian Yang Ni. "Early tomorrow morning, send someone to notify the Gu Family. Tell their Innate Expert to come here and explain clearly