Since they were already here, aside from congratulating Yan Chong, Xu Yue also took the opportunity to bring him under his command.
At the same time, he directly used Haichao Gate as a pilot site for implementing the new policies.
Weren't the aristocratic families and sects resistant to spreading martial arts across the land?
Then they could take a good look at the changes in Haichao Gate.
The aperture-opening technique being taught was itself upright, balanced, and exceptionally stable.
Its greatest strengths were its solid foundation and low consumption.
Medicine could accelerate cultivation, but even without supplementary cultivation medicines, one would not get stuck.
However, in other aspects—such as power, moves, footwork, and so on—it was rather ordinary.
Yet that was precisely what made it convenient for aristocratic families and sects to teach according to individual aptitude.
They could make suitable modifications atop that foundational technique to fit their own sect's style, without any conflict whatsoever.
Perhaps great sects did not lack top-tier techniques that led directly to the Dharmakaya realm, nor did they lack resources for cultivation.
Naturally, they could select a large number of direct disciples to cultivate their core techniques.
But for small sects and minor schools, this new policy was instead even better.
They merely had to revamp and adjust the open-source foundational technique to optimize it according to their own style.
It was only natural!
Haichao Gate had never produced an Exterior Scenery expert before; Yan Chong was the first. Thus, its core cultivation technique was nothing special, though its saber moves had some subtleties. Making this change posed no difficulty at all.
By chance, Yan Chong's reputation had drawn in a wave of new disciples, making it the perfect time to begin this new teaching method.
Xu Yue did not hide the pilot site