"Who's next?" Jian Jun's voice suddenly rang out, and his figure gradually floated over, exuding an otherworldly aura and extraordinary handsomeness.

"I'll do it," he said casually, hoping to finish quickly and come downstairs sooner.

Then, he stepped onto Jianjun's longsword.

Flying in the air.

Contrary to expectations, he was expected to be unpredictable, but he remained as steady as a mountain, and his gaze towards Jianjun was just like that of the chubby boy.

Almost no male cultivator could resist the feeling of being both handsome and powerful. In addition, he already loved swords, and at this moment he was already somewhat unable to extricate himself. He was thinking about why he hadn't learned to practice swordsmanship yet and was getting impatient.

Unlike the sword technique hall in the Xuan Yu Sect, he could feel an unstoppable sharpness emanating from Jian Jun, as if he could not look directly at him.

Jianjun was overjoyed. He had been worried about how to get them to become his disciples, but this small gesture had won them all over. However, he still reminded them, "Follow your heart, remember to feel it."

"Hmm," Sui Xin nodded, feeling some pressure, but not too much. Looking down, she saw many disciples.

Looking up the mountain again, there was basically nothing there, as everything was obscured by clouds and mist.

Just as he was about to withdraw his gaze, a bright light flashed in his eyes, followed by a burst of golden light, and lightning-like patterns were engraved on his eyeballs, incredibly deep.

Looking as far as the eye can see, it seems to pierce through the sky.

In that instant, he seemed to see the mountaintop, and a plaque with two large characters engraved on it: 'Boundary Mountain'.

A light suddenly appeared behind him, startling Jian Jun. He turned around and was filled with astonishment.

What kind of eyes were those? Even I couldn't see through them.

Only when the golden light faded, leaving only faint golden patterns, did Jian Jun finally ask, "What happened to you?"

Sui Xin pointed to her slightly bright eyes and smiled, "It's nothing, the sect elders said it's a special talent of mine."

He didn't tell Sword Elder the details about the Eye of Destiny, mainly because it was difficult to explain and he didn't know where to begin. Moreover, it wasn't appropriate for too many people to know about this matter.

“Oh, okay,” Jianjun said, seemingly calmly.

He was incredibly jealous. How come all the good disciples were taken by the Xuanyu Sect? He was determined to take in another disciple.

"Elder Jian, do you think anyone has actually reached the summit?" Sui Xin suddenly asked.

"Hmm? Why are you suddenly asking this?" Jianjun asked, puzzled.

"It's nothing, just a feeling in my heart."

The moment he saw the words "Jieshan," for some reason, he suddenly felt a sense of confidence, as if he could reach the top.

He then said, "Elder Jian, just leave me here."

"What? You don't seem to have reached your limit either," Jianjun retorted.

“Going up myself might be a good option,” Sui Xin said with a smile.

"Hahaha, good lad, as you wish," Jianjun laughed, slowly stopping and placing Suixin on the Heavenly Ladder.

Sui Xin stared intently at the floor below, not in a hurry to go down. His eyes lit up again, and the layered structure of the stone slab seemed to be reconstructed in his mind, with countless tiny patterns clearly visible.

Through the stone slab, he saw spiritual energy, a vast amount of spiritual energy, as if the entire mountain was formed from spiritual energy, flowing orderly within it, like clumps of cotton wool.

As he slowly walked up the ladder, spiritual energy began to gather beneath his feet, and he stood firmly on the Heavenly Ladder.

Just as he thought, as long as he merged his own spiritual energy with the spiritual energy in the mountain, he could stand firm, and the spiritual energy in the mountain would serve as the best source, constantly providing him with spiritual energy and increasing his cultivation speed.

Feeling the spiritual energy emanating from the soles of his feet, Sui Xin couldn't help but sigh, "This really is a good place for cultivation."

The cultivation speed was much faster than usual, more than ten times faster.

But this only applies to him; others are at most four or five times stronger, otherwise the Sword Sect would have been invincible long ago.

Jianjun, who was standing nearby, was slightly surprised to see that Suixin had stood firmly on the Heavenly Ladder in one go. However, after seeing that Suixin was alright, he turned around and left.

After stabilizing his position, he began to walk upwards. With each step, a tiny crack appeared on the ground beneath his feet, almost invisible unless one looked closely.

Sui Xin naturally noticed it, and the amount of spiritual energy was even greater than before. But she couldn't care less and continued forward.

He didn't encounter another person on the road. Sui Xin frowned slightly, and after thinking about it carefully, he suddenly realized what was going on.

Everyone's path is different, and the Heavenly Ladder may just be a place like an illusion. It's just that my level of cultivation of the Eye of Destiny is too low to see through the Heavenly Ladder.

Below, one by one, the disciples were sent away by Jian Jun. The talents they displayed left Jian Jun speechless. Each of them possessed extraordinary abilities, and he couldn't help but exclaim that he couldn't take it anymore.

Now only Xi Yun remains below, sitting idly under a large tree, looking rather unhappy.

After sending them all up, Jianjun didn't come back. He went straight home to calm down and think about how many disciples he should take on.

Sui Xin continued walking step by step, ascending a great distance, but even so, the pressure on him had not reached his limit. He did not feel uncomfortable walking, and the massive influx of spiritual energy made him feel very comfortable.

The cracks in the floor are increasing, and it feels like the floor is about to crack open with every step you take.

However, he wasn't afraid at all, since it was all fake.

Time passed second by second, and the chubby boy and his friends also found the trick. They sat down on the Heavenly Ladder and continued to absorb spiritual energy.

Because of the immense pressure, the absorbed spiritual energy will not cause instability in one's foundation; one can simply accept it with all one's might.

Xi Yun was incredibly bored down there. It was already close to evening and quite dark, but she had no intention of leaving. She wanted to wait for Sui Xin to go home.

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