For an ordinary person, just climbing Mount Ling is enough to make them drink a pot of water!

"Sect Leader Su, Miaomiao..." Miaomiao thought for a moment, but still couldn't muster the courage, and only said, "I was just curious, so I came to take a look."

[Huh? Look? What's so interesting about this? Does this guy even have any friends in Ling Mountain? Impossible!]

There are no good people on Mount Ling; we mustn't let Miaomiao be led astray!

I finally managed to get her back on the path of adventure; what if she gets lured away by scoundrels again?

"That's right. It's good to take a look. Mount Ling is different from the other immortal sects. This apprenticeship ceremony is to give cultivators all over the world an opportunity. Sects from the Southern Region will come to Mount Ling today to recruit disciples."

Su Cheng briefly explained to Miaomiao that this apprenticeship ceremony was not the usual practice for immortal sects to recruit disciples; anyone who came could be interviewed.

Although passing the interview doesn't guarantee success, it does give ordinary cultivators a chance to enter the immortal sect, saving them from having to travel around and allowing those without talent to try to find a suitable immortal sect based on their strengths.

For example, some people may not achieve good results in martial arts competitions, but that doesn't mean they are useless. They can choose to cultivate alchemy or talisman cultivation.

In addition, the prodigies can also choose a suitable sect, making a careful selection based on their preferences or future development direction.

In the other three realms, this would be unrealistic. To become an apprentice, one would have to find a sacred mountain and pass a trial to have a chance to be interviewed.

This alone is enough to deter the vast majority of cultivators.

Simply put, the existence of the apprenticeship ceremony makes the immortal sects no longer aloof and superior, allowing the strong to become even stronger and the weak to have better development opportunities, so they won't always be weak.