She is Jianxiu

He straightened up slightly, glanced at the person who was speaking, and then began to speak confidently: "I'm afraid that my fellow brothers and sisters may not know, but there is a reason why I dare to say this. I have already found out that the eldest disciple of Zhaoyan Zhengxuan Cave Heaven, that is, the eldest sister of this generation, Yuan Huaiyue, had already broken through the realm more than a hundred years ago and reached the realm of spiritual enlightenment. This time, she will definitely not be able to come. As for Zhao Yu of Zhenyang Cave Heaven..."

Huang Gan slowed down his voice, shook his head and said, "She is the same as Chi Cangfeng from the Yuandu Dongtian lineage. They are both disciples who excel in swordsmanship. However, in this generation's competition for the leader of the Great Dao, there is only one sword-related one among the 108 Tianyuan Pillars. Therefore, no matter how powerful those two are, only one person can ascend to the Lieyun Terrace. In addition, the same is true for Xie Jing from the Yixuan Sword Sect. It can be said that Yixuan is afraid that it will return empty-handed in this competition for the leader."

He intentionally did not mention Tai Yuan's affairs, but it was because Yue Cang and Tai Yuan had a close relationship, and now they were on the same boat. Even if Tai Yuan won the top spot, it would still be better than letting someone who was against him get this good fortune.

“There is only one Sword Dao Tian Yuan Pillar?” The man who had just spoken was slightly moved, and rolled his eyes and said, “Zhao Yu is a disciple of Hai Qing, but Chi Zangfeng is a disciple of her nephew Hun Ying. They are both from the Tai Yan Jiu Xuan lineage, so it can be said that they are both flesh and blood. I don’t know how Zhao Yan will choose. If this only Sword Dao Tian Yuan Pillar is obtained by Xie Jing, huh, that would be interesting!”

What he said was nothing more than hoping that the two factions would become alienated and the incident in which Qin Yishu's position as leader was snatched away by Zhou Shuo would happen again.

Zhu Hanjing knew this, but his thoughts were not as narrow-minded as those of the younger generation. He nodded secretly, looked directly at Huang Gan and said, "If it is as what my disciple said, our sect is not without a chance to win the championship... Master, do you remember how many suitable disciples you have?"

These words hit the mark exactly what Huang Gan wanted, and he fell to his knees with a thud and replied, "Thank you for your concern, Master. I do have a disciple under my tutelage, named Lu Lingling. She has already achieved external cultivation, and her comprehension and aptitude are still acceptable. I would like to ask for Master's permission to let her go and give it a try!" After that, he kowtowed again respectfully.

Seeing him like this, Zhu Hanjing was also grateful and nodded, saying, "This is a great opportunity, and we shouldn't miss it."

It was to allow Lu Lingling to go to Tianyuan to attain enlightenment.

Huang Gan stood up in great joy, and then heard Zhu Han say to Li Gu: "If there are suitable disciples in your sect, don't delay such an important matter, and try them out."

Looking at Li Gu's aging appearance, he felt even more sad when he thought that she didn't have much time left to live.

When Huang Gan saw this, his eyes flashed darkly, but he sat back in his seat without saying a word.

After Zhu Hanji had finished explaining the matter to everyone, Huang Gan left the hall with everyone else. Because of his different status, he had always been humble in front of many of his fellow disciples, and his sudden emergence this time surprised everyone, who had to look at him sideways.

He ignored them and said goodbye to his fellow disciples respectfully. After returning to the cave, he called his disciples to him and said earnestly, "Disciple, I have asked the head master for an opportunity to enlighten you to the Heavenly Origin this time. Just do your best. Even if you cannot compete for the position of the leader of the Great Dao, if you can seize the next Heavenly Origin Pillar, it will be of great benefit."

Lu Lingling was beautiful and of medium stature. She looked like an ordinary person. However, like Huang Gan, she was not a pure human Taoist. Even if she practiced the orthodox Taoism, she was not more reliable than other disciples. She knew that although there were humans and demons mixed in Yue Cang Sect, and there were many demon cultivators who came to seek Taoism, the higher up the sect, the more it was dominated by human Taoists. In many major events, foreign races would never be allowed to interfere.

If it weren't for her mentor Huang Gan's efforts, it would be hard to say whether she could go.

So she bowed solemnly and said firmly: "Master, rest assured, I will not let you down!"

He also said that there might be several disciples from Master Li Gu who wanted to go, and when the time came, even if she had to fight against those people, she would not be allowed to retreat a single step. Lu Lingling naturally agreed.

However, when the matter of the Tianyuan Pillar came out, all the sword cultivators in the world sighed and lamented. You have to know that there have been many geniuses over the past few hundred years, and the most famous one among them, Zhao Yan Sword Lord Zhao Yu, is a man of this kind. Now, among thousands of sword cultivators, only one person can compete for the top spot. Many people thought that Zhao Yu would take over this Tianyuan Pillar without hesitation.

However, a disciple of the mysterious sect had another idea.

Xie Jing lowered his eyelashes and stepped into the hall. It was dark and dark all around. Only a huge sword was half upright, and the tip of the sword sank into a pool of deep blue cold water.

She knelt down under the giant sword, bowed and said, "Disciple Xie Jing, kowtow to the Immortal Master."

However, there was no one in front of him. After a moment, a calm and majestic voice came from the giant sword, asking, "Have you heard about the Tianyuan Pillar?"

Xie Jing looked straight ahead, nodded, and said, "Master, my master has sent a message back last month to inform me of this matter. This time I return to Tianyuan to attain enlightenment, and I am determined to obtain it."

His tone was calm, without any hesitation.

"Okay!" The voice was crisp and clear, with a hint of joking, "I'll put this in front of you. If there are any disciples who want to go to Tianhai, the sect must not stop them. Since you have made up your mind, don't let others snatch your opportunity!"

Xie Jing had long been accustomed to the style of this headmaster, and she just smiled when she heard this. Even the younger generations like Zhao and Chi, whose reputations were no less than hers, had never shaken her.

The Yixuan Sword Sect was interested in Xie Jing, Fuxing Hall and Yunque Mountain also selected talented people from among their disciples, and the Buddhist sects were not interested in the leader, Hun De and Yinxian Valley had few disciples, and only selected a few suitable people. As for the remaining two sects of the ten sects, Taiyuan and Lanchu, one was thriving and the other was in decline, but they did not seem to have much entanglement.

There are six clans in Taiyuan, and even if they select one person from each clan, there will be six geniuses who can compete for the top spot. Shi Rucheng does not want to let the aristocratic families show off their prowess, so he selected a number of disciples from ordinary backgrounds. Although Pei Baiyi is among them, Zuo Hongcan does not have high hopes for him because he practices swordsmanship.

As for Lan Chu, it was a completely different situation.

After Mei Lingyun abdicated, his disciple Shi Juying succeeded him as the sect leader. Because it was the only sect among the ten righteous sects that was run by a Dongxu cultivator, if it were not for the support of Mei Xianren, the days of Lanchu Sect would have been much more difficult than they are now. Nowadays, many sects have lost their dependence on it, and with only the strength of Shi Juying, the sect is at a disadvantage everywhere and has to rely on Taiyuan for survival.

She stood solemnly, staring at the three monks below. Although she could not express satisfaction, she knew that these were already the most outstanding disciples in the sect. (End of this chapter)