How far could one go just by preaching the Dao?
In the understanding of countless cultivators, a sermon lasting three to five days was already considered long. Reaching thirty to fifty days was a miracle. After all, there was not actually that much that truly needed to be taught.
There was a saying: one sentence could convey the true teachings, while ten thousand volumes might still fail to convey the false. It made sense.
In the past, an ordinary sermon usually lasted no more than a day or two.
Sermons were common enough. Whether it was the Saint Dao, the Immortal Dao, or even lower forms of cultivation such as cultivation arts, magic, or faith-based cultivation, they all existed to some extent.
But the sermon at Ascending Dragon Hall had "broken the rules."
At first, Chu Fei explained the general framework of Big Data Cultivation. That was fine; he finished it in a few minutes.
Then Chu Fei explained the theories behind Big Data Cultivation. That was also straightforward, and he finished in just over ten minutes. But that was where the trap began, because a number of so-called technical terms had appeared.
To explain those technical terms, he had to expand into an entire field of study, which contained even more technical terms.
Some of those technical terms involved scientists and stories of scientific research. Those research stories contained more technical terms, and the scientists had mentors as well...
Well, everyone knew what came next. With one nesting doll after another, where could it possibly end?
So Chu Fei kept talking and talking. A month passed, a year passed, ten years passed...
He talked and talked and talked, until time itself seemed endless.
The sermon still had not ended.
No one could leave, because what Chu Fei taught was