Compared to the other Dragon Transformation prodigies, this place was a hell of suffering, somewhere they could not endure for even a moment.
But for him, it was an excellent place to temper his body, vitality, mind, and will. It was even more beneficial for honing his fist intent.
Yet there might not have been many in the Chi Family who knew the truth.
As for the outward living conditions, he was using heaven and earth as his shelter, exposed to wind and rain without respite. It was indeed unimaginably harsh.
Perhaps in the eyes of most Chi Family members, this undoubtedly meant that their clan ancestor's fury had yet to subside, and this was Tan Lin's punishment through imprisonment.
In such a bitterly cold and desolate place, battered by wind, sun, and rain, the slightest instability in one's Dao Heart would make it tormenting, perhaps even damaging one's foundation.
Over the tens of thousands of years before this, even Chi Family members who had violated the clan rules had rarely been confined atop Dao-Unifying Cliff to "suffer such torment"...
Most of the Chi Family had been kept in the dark, so naturally, outsiders were even more likely to misunderstand Tan Lin's confinement.
However.
What they did not know was that the reason so few people could be punished atop Dao-Unifying Cliff was because far more people did not have the "qualifications."
Once upon a time, even ordinary clan prodigies who wished to be punished here could not get what they wanted. Their talent was insufficient.
Central Plains, within the territory governed by the Big Dipper Divine Church.
Xuan Yunzi sat in the incense-burning hall, stroking his beard.
At that moment, as he listened to Meng Lü's confirmed report that Tan Lin had been confined, a sharp gleam flickered