In particular, the Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain spent a lot of resources to exchange these books and then immediately announced its closure. Many sects were worried that this declining sect, which was on the verge of being squeezed out of the top sects, was about to be revived.
Although these sects waiting to fill the vacancies also felt that it was unrealistic for Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain to find a new path from these few common ancient books.
They even mocked them for their desperate attempts to find a cure, saying it would only lead to their ruin. But the leader of Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain resolutely closed the mountain despite the ridicule, and his return date was uncertain.
This greatly angered the remaining sects.
In fact, apart from Han Xiaozi and Zhao Yucai, who acted as intermediaries, even Dao Ling Zhenren, who led the team last time, did not know that the "Beast Taming Manual" recorded in the jade slip had already arrived in this cave heaven.
Spending a fortune to buy a bunch of useless cultivation techniques is just a smokescreen by the leader of the Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain sect.
As for the lack of understanding from the disciples, and being ridiculed by other sects for not finding the true inheritance and spending a great deal to get back a bunch of junk?
It's good that we haven't found it yet. If the Chinese side hadn't been so careful, the secrets of our cultivation technique would have been completely exposed, and we wouldn't have had this opportunity to make a fortune quietly.
The leader of Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain was no fool; compared to the rise and fall of his sect, what did personal honor and disgrace matter?
If he could truly stabilize the Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain and preserve its foundation, he would remain unmoved no matter how much he was criticized; he would rather the whole world consist of such fools.
This cunning old fox is probably only filled with ecstatic joy now, and doesn't feel the slightest bit of guilt for committing adultery...
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