I took one look and suddenly understood. So the Sword Song I had uploaded had been bought up in a frenzy.
This world was insane. There really were plenty of rich people.
"Did the Sword Song sell out?" Little Jinting wondered curiously before saying, "Grandpa Dao Ancestor, open the sales records. Then you'll be able to see who bought the Sword Song."
Following her instructions, I swiped open the backend. Sure enough, there were sales records, though eight or nine out of ten buyers were anonymous. It seemed everyone was unwilling to make their personal information public.
"Are Earth-tier Sword Songs really this popular? If it were a Heaven-tier one, wouldn't people be fighting tooth and nail for it?" I asked curiously.
"Of course. Earth-tier Sword Songs have seven characters. With such a high recommendation rating, naturally many people will buy them. After all, they don't conflict with eight-character Heaven-tier Sword Songs. And since they're top-tier Sword Songs, everyone can use them." Little Jinting explained.
I immediately understood. I had originally wanted to try recording and selling the versatile Sword Songs I had memorized in the past, but I had never expected such good results.
This Sword Song was the one I had used during the great battle against Li Xiangru. It was not particularly formidable. I also had Sword Songs from several unforgettable opponents. With a little modification to improve their versatility, they would certainly sell without trouble.
Besides, after returning, I had looked around. The facilities at the Heavenly One Path's sanctuary were old and worn. Although they had been repaired countless times over several thousand years, they had long since fallen behind the outside world by who knew how much.
Renovating the place would require a huge amount of money. Even after taxes, this Sword Song had