Chapter 505: Chapter 519: First on the Yellow List

“The Great Taoist Rift, even if there is a Great Taoist Rift, so what? I refuse to believe that the heavens will sever my path of cultivation.”

Mu Can said calmly to Old Demon Crazy.

What is the Great Dao, what is the Heavenly Dao?

If the Great Dao does not allow Ye Tian, then Ye Tian does not mind defying the heavens.

Long ago, he had heard that cultivating was, in essence, an act of defying the heavens, and it was also a fight against fate.

Those who could truly dominate the world were all strong beings who had harnessed the Great Dao for their own use.

“With such an ambition, I am relieved. The path of cultivation is indeed about defying the heavens. Even if there is a Great Taoist Rift, it is not necessarily impossible to mend the broken path.”

Seeing Mu Can’s demeanor, Old Demon Crazy finally put his heart at ease. He was afraid that Mu Can would lose confidence because of the Great Taoist Rift.

If one loses the conviction to continue cultivating, then Ye Tian would not even have the chance to encounter the Great Taoist Rift.

It’s just like someone diagnosed with cancer, if they aren’t told about it, they may live a long life, but once informed, they may swiftly perish due to immense psychological stress.

Currently, the pressure on Mu Can isn’t small, but due to having Reincarnation within him, he didn’t take the Great Taoist Rift to heart.

After chatting with Old Demon Crazy for a while, Mu Can returned to his dormitory.

He needed to ask Wang Cai if he knew anything about the Great Taoist Rift.

Lately, Wang Cai has been very busy and not seen during the day.

But today, he didn’t go out and was sleeping peacefully at home.

“Wang Cai, have you heard of the Great Taoist Rift?” Mu Can woke up Wang Cai and asked.

“The Great Taoist Rift? What about it?” Wang Cai was still drowsy, unclear what he had been busy with.

“They say I have a Great Taoist Rift,” Mu Can spoke.

“Oh, Great Taoist Rift? What did you say? The Great Taoist Rift is on you?” Wang Cai suddenly sat up abruptly, speaking incoherently.

Now, Mu Can realized that the Great Taoist Rift he hadn’t taken seriously indeed seemed quite severe.

“I said I have a Great Taoist Rift on me,” Mu Can stared at Wang Cai and repeated.

“Really? You’re not joking?” Wang Cai seemed a bit incredulous and asked again.

“I said I have a Great Taoist Rift.” Mu Can raised his voice and shouted again.

“Damn, damn, woof woof woof!” Wang Cai became frantic and started turning around on the bed.

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“Take it easy, I haven’t done much yet,” Mu Can grabbed Wang Cai, sensing something ominous from his reaction.

Wang Cai slowly calmed down.

“Since you know about the Great Taoist Rift, you must know that with it one cannot become Void Level, right?” Wang Cai sat straight on the bed and looked at Mu Can.

“Yeah,” Mu Can nodded. The Dean and Old Demon Crazy had already told him about these matters.

“Then I’ll tell you, the Great Taoist Rift is not incurable, but it requires a great sacrifice,” Wang Cai seriously said, Mu Can had never seen Wang Cai so serious before.

However, hearing Wang Cai’s words, Mu Can also felt relieved, it could be cured as long as there was a way, no matter the sacrifice.

“A great sacrifice? How great?” Mu Can continued to ask.

Regarding his own future, no one would want to lose their stable chance at reaching the Supreme Interface, especially someone like Mu Can who clearly had infinite potential.

“It’s a price that even someone from All Things Realm would hesitate to pay, and it’s just for a possibility,” Wang Cai said with a complex expression, wondering why such a thing would happen to Mu Can.

In fact, the Great Taoist Rift is quite common, but most people have no chance of breaking through to the All Things Realm, so it naturally doesn’t get enough attention.

Wang Cai knew about the rift because once a Daoist who stole from the heavens had treated a friend’s son.

At that time, the price paid by that All Things Realm left Wang Cai feeling financially painful, it was practically like bankrupting oneself.

But ultimately, the result was good, his friend’s son’s Great Taoist Rift was mended, and not many years later, he also broke through to the All Things Realm.

One family with two members at All Things Realm status instantly became one of the major forces within the Supreme Interface.

“Have you ever seen the Great Taoist Rift?” Mu Can listened to Wang Cai, thinking he knew more than the Dean.

Wang Cai described what he had seen to Mu Can, and only then did Mu Can realize that he might have underestimated the seriousness of this Great Taoist Rift.

“The Great Taoist Rift also poses a serious danger; you need to fill it in the early stages with a massive amount of Spiritual Power, indicating you need to absorb more Spiritual Power than others,” Wang Cai looked at Mu Can, who, regardless, would stand by Mu Can’s side to help mend the Great Taoist Rift.

“The issue of Spiritual Power isn’t that severe, at worst I’ll just consume the Elixirs I refine myself later, as for mending the Great Taoist Rift, let’s wait until I break through to the All Things Realm, that’s still far off.”

Mu Can was very aware of his situation; he had only been in the Supreme Interface for a few days, talking about becoming part of the All Things Realm indeed seemed distant.

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Thus, Mu Can began living a routine of attending classes, cultivating, and alchemy.

With such accumulation, Mu Can finally broke through the Void Level and successfully stepped into the Spirit Transformation Realm.

After entering the Spirit Transformation Realm, Mu Can directly challenged the Yellow List.

Not for anything else, but for the Academic Points offered on the Yellow List, it was worth challenging.

Starting from the bottom rank, he directly swept through the entire Yellow List.

That day, the entire Divine Wind Academy knew that a new student was causing a sensation.

Entering the school for less than half a month, he swept through the entire Yellow List.

Although the Yellow List ranked last among the four major lists in significance, it at least included each rank’s strong contenders.

“One hundred Academic Points in hand, no wonder everyone loves staying on the list.” The benefit of being first on the Yellow List is gaining an extra hundred points monthly.

With these hundred points, Mu Can could spend more time in the Cultivation Room.

Don’t ask why Mu Can could easily sweep through the entire Yellow List.

If you have a combat sense on par with the Dean, it makes it much easier when fighting others of the same level.

Mu Can is now joyfully sparring in the sixth layer of the Reincarnation Pearl with the Dean.

Although he mostly loses, occasionally, he manages a small victory.

Knowing the difficulty in resolving his Great Taoist Rift, Ye Tian cultivated as if his life depended on it, exhibiting a degree that was immensely strenuous.

This attitude even influenced Luo Tian, who also made his way onto the Yellow List, albeit in the last position.