Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 314: The Langya Blessed Land

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Micyrr

Red Plum City.

After several days of rest, the list of competitors for the next round was finally released.

In truth, there was no need for a list. Everyone could just calculate their standing from their performance in the first round. After all, the points and rules were all there for everyone to see.

There were sixty people participating in total: seven from the Thousand Passions Sect, seven from Horizon Ocean Pavilion, ten from Godhead Palace, fourteen from the Beast Refining Gate, thirteen from the Basking Moon Sect, and nine from the Seven Absolutions Sect.

It wasn't strange that the Thousand Passions Sect and Horizon Ocean Pavilion had the smallest number of people participating. This Immortal Fortune Conference had inherently put them at a disadvantage.

Among the other four sects, Godhead Palace and the Seven Absolutions Sect had smaller numbers of contestants because they were the mortal foes that had been pitted against each other first. As their battle to the death had taken place on the second day, some of the students had been replaced by substitutes, which wasn't favorable to the following matches. Thus, their total scores had suffered.

As for the Beast Refining Gate and Basking Moon Sect, they had had their grudge match last, and through Tang Jie's plan, the Basking Moon Sect had exchanged victory for life. The result was that the Beast Refining Gate had won the most and also suffered the most deaths. While they had fourteen spots, most of them were substitute students, so in terms of overall strength, they were weaker than the Basking Moon Sect. Alas, even though the Basking Moon Sect had thirteen people, Cai Junyang hadn't qualified, as he had lost too many matches.

But for the major sects, this was irrelevant. After all, only the top ten students were truly important. Thus, so long as the top-ranked students of the major sects were okay, nothing else mattered.

But it wasn't entirely right to say that they didn't care at all.

At least those people who would never

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