On Immortals (Please Subscribe)

The desire to suppress the trend of seeking immortality was not inherently wrong in this era, upon this land of the Central Plains.

After all, in this age, most cultivators of the immortal path could only huddle within immortal sacred grounds scattered across the Four Seas. Their influence was generally limited to the Four Seas or some remote mountain forests.

In the prosperous regions of the Central Plains, hardly anyone believed in the ideals of the immortal path. In quite a few feudal states, its cultivation methods were regarded as second-rate.

In the eyes of the nobles and deities of those feudal states, the so-called immortal path was mostly a road chosen by those whose divine blood was too thin and who had little future in cultivating the divine path.

Although such people could live for a very long time after attaining the immortal realm, their strength still fell far short of deities at the same level.

Thus, in terms of status, immortal cultivators in the Central Plains were far, far beneath those of the divine path.

In East Mother and West Mother's eyes, someone like Tongming, born into the line of the Shang Kingdom's ruler, was already a rare genius among immortal cultivators.

Yet Tongming's strength could only barely compare with deities of the same realm. Against deities who wielded powerful authorities—such as the two sisters themselves—even at the same level and outside Mount Hexu, Tongming would not be their match.

But Yu Chen, who had appeared afterward, was entirely different.

Given East Mother and West Mother's discernment, they could naturally see that the Yu Chen before them was merely an incarnation.

Yet from the moment he appeared and from the aura surrounding him, his realm was no weaker than theirs—perhaps even slightly superior.

East Mother could not help