Ji Sansi's master was Ji Zhaonan, known as "Peerless." His martial uncle, Wang Yiwu, had galloped across the battlefields of the various races these past years, accumulating merit upon merit until his name was known throughout the land—a peerless war general who could match a thousand riders alone.
The Great Qi God of War was not only unmatched in military strategy and possessed of towering Supernatural Powers; his skill at teaching disciples was likewise supreme in the world. Of his remaining three disciples, all three had already achieved True Insight. The Grand Marshal's Mansion was undeniably the foremost residence in Linzi. Three True Insight cultivators from one family—their fame spread far and wide across the land.
Lu Ye had forged his own Dantian Martial Path and was accustomed to trudging alone along the road of cultivation. Yet after sparring with Ji Sansi, he had still benefited immensely.
Called a "spar," it was in truth Wang Yiwu offering guidance in the spirit of "one sheep needs tending, two sheep need herding."
They were opponents in the semifinals and might well meet in the next round, yet none of them begrudged helping their rivals... Lu Ye greatly liked this feeling.
The advancement of martial arts lay in the selfless devotion of martial predecessors, wave after wave pressing forward. Martial Saint Wang Ao scattered the merits of Transcendence through his fists, benefiting all under heaven. River-Subduing True Lord placed all he had learned within Chao Wendao Heavenly Palace, spreading it broadly among humanity.
Though Lu Ye stood among the humble and lowly, he had not selfishly treasured the Dantian Martial Path he had created as though it were a worn broom.
It was precisely because he had spread the Dantian Martial Path under the name of his grandfather, Wei Huai, drawing martial artists