Su Qing was still too young at the time. Naturally, he did not understand that once cultivation underwent a revolution and cultivators themselves changed, the fruits of their Dao paths would swiftly become utterly different from what they had been.
Organizations such as sects and aristocratic clans would swiftly be swept aside. The personal dependencies, loyalties, and service of the old era would all become meaningless.
The towering great powers capable of participating in this revolution in spreading the Dao did not care whom the cultivators they trained swore allegiance to, so long as they broadly maintained their factional allegiance and bloodline identity.
Conversely, those who so easily lost their loyalty and forgot their bloodline origins and factional allegiance were born with rebellion in their bones. They would not honor the personal dependencies of the old era either.
True loyalty lay in where one came from, whose food one ate, and whose water one drank-and, more importantly, in the class one belonged to and the benefits one received.
Learning divine abilities, spells, and skills along a Dao path was merely one such benefit, not the crucial one.
Among the myriad heavens, the Puppet Dao had taken the lead. The Creation Sect had, in fact, already been the first to complete the relevant transformation and possessed extensive experience in this regard.
It was a civilization disguised as a sect, having long since escaped the insularity and conservatism of Ancient School sects.
The public release of the Complete Book of the Puppet Master Order was clear proof. So was the fact that, before joining the Creation Sect, Li Chen had been able to audit classes at the Heavenly Crafts Academy for free and learn its techniques. His subsequent success in earning a master artisan's favor and exchanging contributions for craftsman status and