In Lü Yang's opinion, the Dao Court had one quality that set it completely apart from the Saint Sect, the Sword Pavilion, and even the Pure Land, making it seem rather unconventional.
And that was its "personality."
This point was subtle, and this so-called "personality" was merely Lü Yang's personal opinion. To put it bluntly: the North had its First Saint, the South had its Sword Species, and the West had its Bhagavat.
What did the East have?
Rats?
It sounded absurd, but there was some truth to it… At least compared to the other three regions, it was no exaggeration to describe the Dao Court's Cultivators as naive and simple.
'In the end, it's because Cultivation in the Dao Court comes too easily. They lack the necessary tempering. Instead of fighting and killing, Dao Court Cultivators focus most of their energy on infighting under the governance of the Immortal Dao Law. It's no wonder their combat power ranks last among the four regions.'
