In the cultivation world, any cultivator who has founded a sect and left a legacy was without exception an outstanding figure of their times.
Similarly, they would leave something behind, either as a sign of their presence or a contingency for the calamity of sect annihilation.
For example, before his ascension and after abandoning the Abandoning Scripture, he cast aside his worn iron sword that he had carried for many years on Immortal Mountain, transforming it into the renowned Heavenly Sword Peak, upon which the Nine Swords Intention remained, leaving his disciples with something to aspire to.
Another example would be Jing Wen sheng, one of the nine incarnations of Emperor Ji and the first master of Zhenyuan Pavilion. He left behind a self-portrait, which Lu Bei seized as a trump card against Yinglong.
The first Monster Emperor also had portraits circulated in the world.
Not many, just around several hundred thousand, less than a million.
