This Encyclopedia of Divine Pathways contained thousands of paths and their general methods of ascension, leaving Chen Xuan dazzled at first glance. Shen Binglan, Zhang Zhicheng, Feng Yue, and Xiang Diemi all crowded around to look, reading with great interest.
Indeed, the book recorded many fascinating and bizarre paths. There was even a so-called "Dung Beetle Path," though it was limited to the ninth-tier level. Chen Xuan soon discovered that the divine paths of the Origin Continent were primarily divided into two major categories: Eastern Paths and Western Paths. It turned out that even in the New Divine Realm, the distinction between East and West existed.
Since that was the case, Chen Xuan naturally began by carefully examining the Eastern Paths to see which were suitable for his own people to cultivate. Each divine path was graded: the higher the number of people allowed to ascend to the lowest tier, the more common the path. Conversely, the fewer the slots, the rarer the path. For example, Chen Xuan’s "Profaner" path only allowed for a few dozen people at the ninth tier; it would be impossible for anyone else to receive the grace of the Undying Great Serpent. Simply put, most rare paths were like occupied holes in the ground, with few openings for others.
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