For ordinary cultivators, ascending to the position of Sect Leader is as difficult as reaching the heavens.
But for Ling Yunpo, not becoming the Sect Leader of Shushan is the harder task.
How could the Tai Yin Sword Master not take on the role of Sect Leader? Who would have authority within the sect then? If the Sect Leader makes decisions and the Tai Yin Sword Master disagrees, what would happen?
Simply put, the status of the Tai Yin Sword Master, combined with Shushan's reverence for swordsmanship, predestines him to hold supreme authority in Shushan—so what about future Sect Leaders of Shushan?
If the Sect Leader lacks authority, it's better not to have one at all. Just merge the roles with the Tai Yin Sword Master and simplify matters.
But the problem is, Ling Yunpo doesn't want to be Shushan's Sect Leader, and he can't find a reasonable excuse to avoid it.
Why don't you want to be the Sect Leader of Shushan?
