Although this world possessed all manner of long-distance communication methods.
Some of them were even so powerful that they resembled interstellar communication technology.
By all rights, it was perfectly normal for news from the [Silver Mist Sea Domain] to be swiftly transmitted elsewhere.
But this was not, in the end, some modern society—or, rather, a normal world.
The environmental differences between one [domain] and another were often so vast that they seemed like entirely different worlds...
Thus, even if relevant information truly could circulate over long distances, news of Ling Wuyuan absolutely should not have become so widely known in Alien Domains so quickly. At most, only a very small number of exceptionally well-informed people should have heard a few rumors.
Generally speaking.
Under normal circumstances, such news would need at least two or three years to ferment before it could spread to this extent.
After all, the [Silver Mist Sea Domain] alone was already unimaginably vast, capable of holding who knew how many trillions upon trillions upon trillions of living beings, and divided into countless regions.
Faced with such a complex environment, even with special methods for spreading information, actual efficiency would inevitably become a major problem.
One had to know... even as the [domain] with the best environment, greatest resources, and strongest overall power among all the surrounding [domains], the [Silver Mist Sea Domain] still occasionally had regions suffer great calamities, only for other regions to learn of what had happened long afterward, reacting a beat too late. Real-time information sharing was simply impossible.
It was precisely because of this.
That when Bai Jingshu heard from an elder of her sect that even Alien Domains had large numbers of young cultivators specifically coming for Ling Wuyuan, she immediately sensed with considerable sharpness that something was very wrong and