If the sect doesn't accept geniuses, they will become giants once they leave?

Chapter 458 How could the Great Wilderness Prodigy do such a thing!

As the saying goes, local environment shapes local people. When a person who is not something that can be cultivated in the originally barren land suddenly appears, who is far above the average level, close to the top talents, and is particularly outstanding in some aspect, it often means that the originally barren land is launching a desperate counterattack.

If this talent grows up successfully, he can lead the originally barren land to gradually become prosperous.

But human hearts are fickle, and expecting others to make a barren land prosperous is more of a hysterical gamble than an investment.

Water flows to the low places and people go to the high places. The first thought of a rising genius is to explore a wider world.

Perhaps geniuses do have the idea of giving back to their hometown, but the world is big, and the place they want to go is even bigger. They may get lost while walking. What's more, this is a world of cultivating immortals. They may be easily killed by brute force halfway through their journey.

But putting the chips on people is also a helpless move. The world can indeed produce abundant resources, but no matter how abundant the resources are, they will only be quickly squeezed out and then discarded.

Li Yanmo went to Zhuge Moer and told him about this.

Zhuge Moer pinched his chin, thought for a moment, and then nodded. "The universe has its own laws of operation. Maintaining normality and correcting abnormalities is basic logic. Some places are prosperous while others are barren, which is obviously abnormal. The universe will naturally find ways to balance and correct it."

"It takes too long to nurture spiritual ore, and humans are part of the universe. The best way is naturally to concentrate the luck on humans."

"That's why some people are born extraordinary, or have a chance encounter later in life to change their fate."

Zhuge Moer paused and added.

"But the equal distribution of luck is also conserved. If one person is extremely lucky, it means that some others will be unlucky. Giving birth to a peerless genius means that others will be mediocre. Of course, this doesn't mean that those people are lazy. Luck is a difficult thing to predict."

“Some people have the will but not the talent, while others have the talent but have been dealt all kinds of blows.”

"Various small mistakes and regrets will gradually accumulate, leading to a continuous decline in overall standards."

After listening to Zhuge Moer's explanation, Li Yanmo felt a little dizzy. This was beyond his knowledge, but fortunately he had a universal solution.

That means spending money.

Li Yanmo raised his hand and waved, wanting to meet the elders of these extraordinary geniuses. Shen Ziqing's original intention was to invite the elders who came with Feng Yuchen and other geniuses, but Kong Pu and others waved their hands, breaking through the space like opening a door, and directly brought their ancestors over.

The ancestors of those third-rate sects had never experienced the situation of being surrounded by more than twenty semi-immortals. Two of them were almost frightened to death on the spot, and only recovered after being fed two powerful pills.

Shen Ziqing was fully responsible for the subsequent negotiations. However, no matter what Shen Ziqing said, the ancestors would just nod, so the negotiations ended quickly. When they were preparing to send the ancestors back, Feng Yuchen and other geniuses also proposed to go back together.

For them, the Taoist competition has ended, and all they need to do is to digest these hard-earned opportunities.

Li Yanmo also thought this was a good idea, so he didn't persuade them.

Just when I thought there wouldn't be so many geniuses coming again, another group of geniuses came the next day. They were different people, with different talents, but they had the same ideals.

Li Yanmo felt that this development was a bit strange.

They did park the ancient ship in a corner of the Taoist competition site in a blatant manner, but that didn't mean those small sects would really come to them to "pay homage".

Unless someone is secretly operating. After a little thought, Li Yanmo quietly pulled out a Tianjiao and asked him carefully.

"Masked man and...a quasi-first-class sect?" Li Yanmo raised his eyebrows.

"Indeed, what the masked gentleman said was deafening, and every word pierced my heart!" The genius sighed repeatedly, "If it weren't for the guidance of the masked gentleman, I might have given up on myself! By the way, sir, could it be that those quasi-first-rate sects were... tests arranged by you?"

Li Yanmo's eyes flickered, and he shook his head, "We have no connections with those quasi-first-class sects. I'm afraid they... are not that simple."

Tianjiao was stunned and his expression immediately became serious.

He encountered many obstacles when he was able to participate in the Taoist competition. He had no doubt that those quasi-first-rate sects simply thought that the other party was wealthy and powerful, and there was no reason for them to challenge him, a genius from a third-rate sect, in the Taoist competition.

"However, this matter involves great importance. Right now, the most important thing for you is to quickly improve your strength and repay the sect and hometown that raised you." Li Yanmo shook his head gently and placed a jade token in his hand. "Someone will come to your sect to discuss the establishment of a trade route in a while. When that time comes, remember to fight for more benefits for your sect. Don't give in blindly. Be more confident—"

Li Yanmo patted the other person's shoulder hard.

“People are only divided into rich and poor, not noble and humble.”

Tianjiao felt a lump in his throat and bowed respectfully to Li Yanmo.

Li Yanmo just waved his hand and told him not to be too competitive.

Great Wilderness Alliance.

Tang Zongjian and other geniuses from the late Great Wilderness period sat on the bench motionless.

Chang Wei and other geniuses from the Great Wilderness did not order them to do anything, and even ignored them, letting them do their own things.

As the geniuses of the Great Wilderness period, they hated being told what to do the most. Now they are completely free and no one interferes with what they do. They should be happy, but they are extremely conflicted.

The geniuses of the Great Wilderness Alliance have no intention of leaving the ancient ship. If these geniuses in the middle stage of the Great Wilderness don’t go out for a stroll, what reason do they have to go out for a stroll?
Interested in Dayu's Taoist tradition?

If these mid-stage Great Wilderness geniuses don't go out for a stroll, they must look down on the things of Dayu's Daoist lineage. If they go out, wouldn't they be bringing shame to the late-stage Great Wilderness Daoist lineage! ?
Of course, they don't have to go out for a stroll. The only reason they followed the Great Wilderness Alliance to the Daomen Competition was to participate in the Daomen Competition, so they just needed to wait to appear on stage.

But the problem is that they made such a big scene when they debuted that now that they are motionless, they will naturally attract many people's curious gazes, making them look like some kind of rare animals.

Normally, they only need to kill one or two to put an end to such a situation, but the Great Wilderness Alliance does not have that intention, and they are not in a position to act on their own initiative, lest others think they want to be the boss.

As they went back and forth, more and more Dayu monks pretended to be passing by, but were actually watching out of curiosity. They could even clearly feel that Dayu monks' fear of them was becoming less and less.

This doesn't seem like showing off, but rather helping Monk Dayu to desensitize himself and no longer fear the Great Wilderness Taoist tradition.

But what kind of people are these geniuses in the middle stage of the Great Wilderness? How could they do such a thing!

(End of this chapter)