Soul Land Reimagined: Rise of the Sword Immortals
Chapter 825

Tang Chen: The Chen Clan was no longer what it once was

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The match between Chen Mu and Tang Xiao had finally drawn to a close, but the crowd in the square was still caught up in the fierce battle they had just witnessed, with discussion rising on every side.

"I never expected Chen Mu to reverse the sequence and break the Clear Sky Sect's Disorder Splitting Wind Hammer like that. What an ingenious approach."

"That's Chen Mu for you. He really lives up to his claim of being among the finest in the world. He certainly has the strength to back it up."

"It seems Tang Xiao, ranked eighty-fifth on the Heavenly Prodigy Ranking, was ultimately no match for Chen Mu, who ranks seventy-fifth. That gap in strength really is hard to cross."

"That's not difficult to understand. Although the Heavenly Prodigy Ranking considers both strength and potential, the rankings still largely reflect how thoroughly one person's strength can suppress another's."

"Then again, Chen Mu is fourteen and level thirty-eight. As a genius of the Chen Clan, his Soul Power is already five levels higher than Tang Xiao's. It's hardly surprising that he won."

"But the key is that Chen Mu kept Tang Xiao pinned down throughout the entire match. That kind of overwhelming superiority is astonishing."

"All you can say is that, for heirs of leading powers at the same cultivation stage, their levels represent the gap in their fighting strength."

"Speaking of which, there's also Chen Feng, ranked seventy-fourth, among the Soul Elders. Defeating those two young heroes of the Chen Clan here would probably be even harder than defeating the Soul Grandmasters defending the arena earlier."

"No wonder the Chen Clan dared to boast that anyone who beat their people in two rounds would receive a special gift."

"They gave out sixth-grade Purple Reishi for the Soul Grandmaster

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