And all of this, in turn, served Fang Xiao.
Though he still walked the path of cultivation, what he cultivated was not the great world, but his own Small World.
His cultivation determined the upper limit of the Small World.
And the upper limit and completeness of the Small World, in turn, determined the strength of the Primordial Chaos Sword Dao.
After all, the Primordial Chaos Sword Dao he sought to master was still in its growth stage.
At the Void Refining Stage, he might be able to rely on Dao Tracks to crush others of the same realm who had refined Dao Track Projections.
But the further he went, the closer he would draw to the Great Dao.
By then, the Primordial Chaos Sword Dao would be far weaker than the Great Dao within the great world.
At that point, let alone fighting above his realm, his strength might even fall short of those with lower cultivation than his own.
Therefore, his own cultivation had to rise, and the growth of the Small World could not be neglected either.
Only as the Small World continued to grow and become more complete could the Primordial Chaos Sword Dao and his other Great Daos expand along with it.
As the bidders and those who lacked interest gradually departed, Fang Xiao finally arrived before the high platform.
Next, all he needed to do was leave behind the price his side offered and his contact information.
What price would be appropriate?
No one knew who else had appeared, and each person could make only one bid.
Therefore, if he wanted to secure it smoothly, he could not merely assess its value and bid accordingly.
He had to bid several tenths more than its value, or even several times more, placing an inflated wager.