Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 705: Group Battle

Translated by: Hypersheep325

Edited by: Michyrr

In cultivator battles, the relationship between quality and numbers had always been a very interesting mathematical problem.

In the Great Stellar Chiliocosm, numbers had never been irrelevant. There was no such thing as reaching a certain cultivation level that allowed one to look down on the entire universe and handle as many lower-class cultivators as there could be.

The Great Stellar Chiliocosm's advancement system was one of gradual progress. While each advancement in cultivation realm had its own meaning, there was no massive gap between them. If one had to take a hard look at the numbers, then the difference between Violet Palace and Soul Transformation was the greatest. However, even this was not something that could be overcome by numbers, and several dozen Soul Transformation cultivators working together could still take down a Violet Palace cultivator.

Perhaps this was why the Great Stellar Chiliocosm had always been a very ordered place: when numbers had meaning, the weak could join together and make their voices heard. Sovereigns, balancing pros and cons, and management methods also retained their meaning, and from there, a hierarchical society with very distinct classes was born, not some savage society where fists did all the talking.

But in this aspect, numbers also weren't absolute. The strength of a cultivator could greatly minimize the strength of numbers.

Using Soul Transformation as an example, not considering individual differences, around five Heart Demon cultivators could fight against a single Soul Transformation cultivator. Did this mean that twenty-five Spirit Ring cultivators could fight against one Soul Transformation cultivator? And 250 Cognitive Creation cultivators could fight against a Soul Transformation cultivator?

The answer was "No."

In cultivator battles, the basic idea was that the greater the gap of cultivation, the less effective the power of weaker cultivators became, and numbers gradually started to lose significan

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