Spatial Trade Fair

The Spatial Trade Fair was a rather unfamiliar term in the Central Plains, known to very few.

Across the entire continent, only top-tier factions and powerful experts knew some information related to the Spatial Trade Fair.

It was a small circle belonging to the upper echelons of the continent.

Those who did not meet the standard could forget about participating—they could not even touch the threshold.

At the beginning, this so-called Spatial Trade Fair had no specific organizer. It was merely a form of private gathering and exchange.

But no matter what, everything needed rules to keep it in check, and so it gradually became more formalized.

As time passed and its scale gradually expanded, suitable organizers finally emerged.

However, the organizers were not a single powerful expert or sect. Instead, three sects whose reputations were usually far from prominent joined forces to maintain order.

These three sects were the Earth Strider Sect, the Void Profound Gate, and Treasure Appraisal Mountain.

In the eyes of ordinary people, the reputations of these three sects were likely not even as resounding as those of the Four Pavilions.

Yet when it came to their actual strength, even factions such as Burning Flame Valley and the Heavenly Nether Sect could not compare with them.

The Central Plains hid dragons and crouching tigers. The so-called One Hall, One Tower, Two Sects, Three Valleys, and Four Pavilions were merely what stood in the open; they could not possibly represent every faction.

Some low-profile factions that normally appeared unremarkable likewise possessed tremendous foundations and strength, and could not be underestimated.

It was only due to the nature of these sects that they remained inactive and had not been exposed to the eyes of ordinary people.

In the eyes of the true experts of the Central Plains, these