Cultivators at this level would basically be watched closely by both sides.
The moment they made a move, they would be intercepted directly, lest they have too great an impact on the battle.
Therefore, once Ghost Soul entered the battlefield, the strongest opponents he would likely encounter would be Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivators.
Moreover, with Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivators facing no bottleneck in breaking through to Nascent Soul Great Perfection, their numbers were bound to be small.
After all, any Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivator only needed to continue cultivating to naturally step into the Nascent Soul Great Perfection realm.
Under such circumstances, getting them to leave seclusion early and go out to kill enemies before their strength had reached its limit—
was no easy matter.
And even if they themselves agreed, the sects they belonged to would certainly not.
There was still a vast gap between the Nascent Soul Late Stage and Nascent Soul Great Perfection.
A Nascent Soul Great Perfection cultivator could easily defeat a Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivator.
Yet a Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivator could also cultivate unhindered all the way to the Nascent Soul Great Perfection realm.
Thinking it over this way—
sending a Nascent Soul Late Stage cultivator who was about to reach the Nascent Soul Great Perfection realm out to fight others—if that person were to perish, would that not mean losing a Nascent Soul Great Perfection cultivator?
And to any force, a Nascent Soul Great Perfection cultivator was a figure akin to a sect patriarch.
Such figures would not make a move lightly.
Moreover, so long as the force they belonged to had not been pushed to its limits—
it would absolutely not send such a person onto the battlefield.
Therefore, it would still be quite difficult for Ghost