A month passed in a flash!
Of course, for some people, the days truly dragged by like years.
The Heavenly Court was doing all right. After all, it had already endured such a massive shock before—and more than once—so it gave up remarkably quickly. They promptly placed the Interception Sect's Dao Heir on an entirely different level and decided not to put him in the same category as themselves.
Putting them together was simply too cruel.
After their mindsets cracked again and again, the Interception Sect disciples quickly began seeking advice from Heavenly Court disciples. Before long, they too calmed down.
People could get by as long as they found their balance—and the longer they went on, the easier it became.
At first, they simply could not wrap their heads around it. They kept wanting to compare, even comparing themselves against him. Wasn't that just asking for pain? Torturing themselves for no reason?
Their mentality was completely wrong.
People could compare themselves to others, but there had to be a limit.
You could compare yourself to those below you to encourage yourself, or to those above you to motivate yourself to chase after them. But you could not compare yourself to something beyond imagination. It was like a poor student who worked hard for a while, then ran off to compare himself with a god of learning—only to be crushed into never rising again. That was simply idiotic.
And their own Dao Heir's situation was not one of a poor student versus a god of learning. For most people, even someone above the Mythical Realm was already an unreachable god of learning in their eyes.
Clearly, their Dao Heir was the sort of existence who remained a god of learning even to those above the Mythical Realm. Even their mindsets