Rebirth as a Willow Tree, building the strongest tribe in all of eternity
Chapter 943 - Chapter 943 Chapter 600 Lin Zhuang Lin Chen the Goalkeeper

Chapter 943: Chapter 600: Lin Zhuang, Lin Chen the Goalkeeper Chapter 943: Chapter 600: Lin Zhuang, Lin Chen the Goalkeeper On this day,

the sky was a clear azure, the vast expanse without a cloud, so clean as to seem unreal, as though it had just been swept over by a brush, wiping away the layers of dust that had once clung to it.

An unimaginable and unfathomable booming voice arose from all directions, resonating throughout the starry sky.

Ultimately, it turned into a massive edict, emanating a dazzling, blinding radiance that was even more brilliant than the great sun hanging high in the sky, pointing the way for all beings to carve mountains and fill seas….

The edict bore a message that was short yet straightforward.

In summary, it more or less meant that Willow Sacred Land was about to open its gates for apprenticeship, teaching without discrimination. Anyone who could catch their eye, regardless of current realm, strength, or weakness, could enter. Even if one couldn’t enter, it didn’t matter, for they might still receive a word or two of guidance. Therefore, anyone wishing for a better future should hurry over!

In an instant,

the message spread like a sudden gust of wild wind, sweeping through the Immortal Domain, the Lower Realm Eight Domains, and those life stars within the star space, touching every nook and cranny, leaving none untouched. Every place where life existed, regardless of the race, could feel this voice.

Having decided to select talents, Jiang Hui naturally would not overlook any corner. He had to be involved in everything.

That was his nature: if he didn’t act, he’d rather not start at all. But if he did act, he aimed to do his best, to avoid vain effort and the need for retrospective justifications.

First plan, then act.

He planned as he acted, and acted while he planned.

Jiang Hui had his reasons for not even sparing the individual life stars.

Based on past experience, it was often in the most remote and hidden corners that transcendental geniuses of heaven and earth were born.

Lack was not to be feared; only absence was truly frightening.

Jiang Hui naturally required followers of high quality rather than quantity.

For instance, Stone Toughness, Ten Crown King, and Banished Immortal.

Those who could step into King’s Domain also counted.

After all, to become a giant, one inherently carried a smidgen of celestial fate or luck; otherwise, reaching that realm would be as hard as ascending to the heavens, not impossible but extremely rare for most beings.

Whether or not these remote corners will yield talents is uncertain.

But it is worth a try.

The Gleaming Golden Edict suspended high in the heavens carried a fraction of Jiang Hui’s will, harboring immense power within it.

Now an Immortal Emperor, with an invincible presence in the Emperor Realm, naturally, even a sliver of his will possessed unimaginable might. It could actively seek out those gifted beings hiding in the obscure nooks and crannies and directly bring them over.

Otherwise, it would have been nearly impossible for the remarkable talents from the celestial lands to make it here.

The boundless and desolate Cosmic Star Sea alone was enough to stop the majority of beings in their tracks.

Without reaching a certain level, who could traverse the Star Sea? Not even Celestial Gods could manage, as they might be ripped to shreds at any moment by cosmic winds, leaving no remains behind, making the notion of blood regrowth a mere joke.

And Celestial Gods, if placed within the expanse of the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths, could already be considered formidable beings.

Although the Nine Heavens and Ten Earths could not compare with the Immortal Domain or Alien Territories, it was still a major domain, formed by countless living universes melded together.

Of course, these stars could in no way measure up; the geniuses within them could never hope to surpass the celestial beings. At most, they could be considered Inscripted Texture wielders, or, if more powerful, at the epitome of Array formation. It was an utter impossibility for them to traverse the cosmic seas even in their wildest dreams.

Overall, the number of geniuses was far fewer than those emerging from the major households. Often an entire life star could not yield a few worth noticing, but once one appeared, they were extraordinary.

After all, talent was an enigmatic thing; some were related to heritage and bloodline, but for others, it was an indescribable state.

Commonly referred to as being spoon-fed by fate, even those perennially frail and on the verge of passing out with each breath could have potential beyond common comprehension. Once they found the path suited for them, they could display astonishing talent.

This was much like studying.

Some children were born into affluent families with highly educated parents, receiving both parental guidance at home and one-on-one tutoring after school, yet failed in every subject.

Others, growing up in impoverished conditions, perhaps not even having enough to eat, excelled in their studies without the need for tutors or the torment of exhaustive practices, easily securing a place in some noted university with a simple exam.

Who could be certain of these things? Not even Jiang Hui, for it belonged to the realm of the fleeting and invisible!

They say that the Immortal Emperor embodies the Way, but it was only when he reached this realm that Jiang Hui truly felt the profundity of this saying.

The Way is boundless!

Who dares to compare themselves with the Way?

What you understand, what you don’t, what you see, what you don’t see, what you can describe, what you cannot–all fall within the scope of the Way. In short, everything is governed by the Way.

Although he had settled the grand plan for recruiting disciples and even commanded the edict to scrutinize all, Jiang Hui did not ponder much about the recruitment details. Instead, he entrusted them entirely to Old man Lin to mull over.