The True Lords had been able to keep gathering on the Icefield Plane, and speaking of it, it really was Feng Jun's doing.
For tens of thousands of years, there had not been so many True Lords gathered together to discuss the Dao.
True Lord gatherings were not particularly rare. For example, when the Star-Devouring Demon invaded years ago, over a hundred True Lords had planned their response.
But that had only been battle planning and deployment. No one had tried to discuss the Dao—there had been no opportunity for it.
Once the plans were made, the many True Lords fought across various battlefields. When the war ended, they each cleaned up their own battlefield and dispersed.
With the divisions between sect and clan factions, as well as each side's insular views, True Lords rarely discussed the Dao together.
More often, a few True Lords who got along well would gather and discuss the Dao. That was already the limit.
There were varying degrees of closeness among True Lords. Sometimes they could set aside sectarian divisions and even factional differences, but their numbers would never be large.
It was like the Blue Star Realm phenomenon of "five girls in one dorm room, six chat groups," which often appeared when True Lords discussed the Dao.
But then again, True Lords often appeared and vanished like divine dragons. Did they truly need to discuss the Dao with one another?
They really did. Whether seeking opportunities or remaining hidden, True Lords were all searching for ways to improve themselves.
To put it plainly... True Lords simply had too few chances to discuss the Dao. They lacked both people to communicate with and platforms for exchange.
The Dao discussion Feng Jun organized at Liba Beach completely shattered that boundary.
At the beginning, mighty figures