Compared to the Dao debates of other cultivators.
The Dao Debate Cloudsmoke Terrace, where three thousand Heavenly Prodigies had gathered, drew in far more surging Fate Allotment.
A Dao debate was not merely a debate about the Dao.
Lu Qing looked over.
He saw several Cloudmist Platforms where people were merely chatting about certain Divine Abilities and spells.
They did not touch upon the various Dao Rhymes, yet Divine Abilities and spells were themselves principles derived from one's cultivation and comprehension of the Great Dao. By peering through a tube at a leopard, one could naturally grasp far more.
"I have the Sword Dao. Fellow Daoists, please behold it."
Some were refined and scholarly, yet the moment they spoke, a grand Sword Dao momentum surrounding the Celestial Sphere appeared in all its splendor.
A Dao debate was not Dharma Combat.
They did not employ Divine Abilities or spells.
Instead, they used their own Dao Rhymes to validate one another.
Lu Qing also saw several figures at the center.
"The mortal world is vast and boundless, while the Great Dao is merciless. One day, as the sunset fell, I happened to witness a mighty river overturning seas and pouring into them. The river surged onward, meant to flow east, yet there would also come a day when it no longer rushed eastward. I gained a little insight then. Cultivation in this world may follow the natural course, but I chose instead the meaning of rowing upstream..."
A Heavenly Prodigy revealed a strand of Dao Rhyme. Its intent to alter Heaven and defy fate needed no close examination; with one glance, one could understand the high-spirited, fearless meaning within.
"Time bears the scars of ages. I saw the seasons turn endlessly in all directions, the sun and moon rise and fall from