The spectators from various sects and lesser immortals felt as though something inside them had snapped.
That Xie Yinghuo was by no means an ordinary person, but a True Disciple of the Pure Yang Dao, and almost ranked among the Seven Sons of the Three Paths. In the Divine Land, becoming a True Disciple is not so easy, especially within large sects like the Northern Three Paths, where the standards are stringent. One must meet the criteria of "Dao Age," which refers to a cultivator's age and the age at which they show significant potential.
Those under sixteen in the Spirit Movement, under forty in the Foundation Establishment, under a hundred in the Core Formation, under three hundred in the Nascent Soul, and under a thousand in the Tribulation Stage are the most common optimal Dao Ages. In simple terms, everyone under sixteen is a True Disciple because of their enormous potential, even if they're currently dull—they might be a True Immortal in the future.
