As time passed, the Great Luo Realm matches quietly ended, and the Quasi-Saint Realm matches also drew toward their close. The bouts took longer and longer, unlike the earlier matches between lower realms, where victory and defeat could be decided quickly.
Quasi-Saint Realm Combat Power Rankings: 1st: Chu Wei 2nd: Zhao Yuan 3rd: Blind Swordsman 4th: Chen Jin 5th: Shui Yihong 6th: Shui Zhiqiu 7th: Cheng Xiaomei 8th: Ye Hao 9th: Xu Bai 10th: Mu Xiaoyuan 11th: Ximen Ji 12th: Chen Gong 13th: Zhu Zhixin 14th: Yan Xi 15th: Yang Jihua 16th: Mu Ying 17th: Qin Fei 18th: Ye Xiangyong 19th: Zhou Jian 20th: Huang Fu 21st: Ruan... 22nd: Yang Xiao
Then the thrilling moment arrived: the Sub-Saint Realm matches officially kicked off!
They pushed the entire Heavenly Prodigy Tournament to an unprecedented climax, becoming the focal battles countless spectators had been eagerly awaiting.
After all, clashes above the Saint Realm were far more breathtaking and spectacular than those below it. Their intensity simply could not be compared.
Those who could enter the Saint Realm were all dragons and phoenixes among men, truly deserving to be called minor experts.
They were often courted by various smaller factions, becoming prized treasures everyone scrambled to claim.
Meanwhile, as their cultivation rose, further breakthroughs became increasingly difficult.
For those at the Quasi-Saint level, even within a major sect like the Misty Sect, their cultivation was enough to qualify them as Outer Sect stewards, though that was merely the lowest position.
Even so, their benefits were slightly better than those of True Disciples.
However, those with cultivation at the Mystic Saint level or above could rise to the ranks of Inner Sect stewards.
Although these were likewise low-level positions, the benefits they enjoyed were worlds apart.
Steward Jin, for example,