PS: This chapter was written as a bonus update for the 10,000 Qidian Coins tip from the book friend Jian→Yanyu.
When they saw someone applying to become a teacher for the Huang Clan, the martial artists hoping to join the clan as retainers all curled their lips in unison, certain that he would be turned away.
The Huang Clan's offer was indeed generous, but its requirements were just as strict.
To become the young lord's teacher, an applicant had to be personally evaluated by the Huang Clan's head.
And the evaluation was a fight: the clan head would seal his cultivation and battle the applicant. Only if the applicant won would he qualify to teach the young lord.
The clan head's reasoning was simple. If you could teach a martial artist, then your understanding of the martial path must be profound. Otherwise, how could you instruct a disciple?
So they would fight at the same level of cultivation. It wouldn't be a contest of strength, but of skill. Win, and you'd qualify to teach the young lord.
The Huang Clan head's demand drew private grumbles from the martial artists. At this rate, only the few experts on the Human Ranking could possibly qualify to teach your young lord.
At first glance, it seemed fair for the clan head to suppress his cultivation before fighting you, but in practice, it was nothing of the sort.
The same amount of power could differ dozens of times depending on the realm of the martial artist wielding it.
The gap between the Primordial Spirit and Xiantian realms was as vast as heaven and earth. They understood power in entirely different ways. How were you supposed to fight that?
So when a few locally renowned Divine Palace Realm martial artists stepped forward to try, they