After all that fuss, the atmosphere actually became much better.
Everyone stopped wearing cold, stiff faces and began chatting among themselves. Some exchanged what they had for what they lacked, while others discussed their Cultivation Experience.
In truth, it was extremely rare for so many Innate Martial Artists to gather in one place.
Yang Zhengshan felt that holding an Innate Martial Artist exchange gathering every few years in the future would be a rather good thing.
Thinking of this, Yang Zhengshan decided that once he returned, he would write a memorial to Emperor Yanping.
An exchange gathering was beneficial to him as well.
As the saying went, wealth, land, methods, and companions were the four necessary conditions for martial cultivation. Wealth meant resources: silver, herbs, precious medicines, spirit fruits—all of them counted as cultivation resources.
Land meant a place for cultivation, a location where one could train in peace without being disturbed. Why did so many Innate Martial Artists like living alone? Because they did not like being disturbed.
Methods meant cultivation techniques. In Da Rong, this was relatively much easier to obtain. Whether basic techniques, Postnatal methods, or Innate Cultivation Methods, there were many channels through which one could acquire them.
Companions meant relatives and friends, masters and disciples, fellow Dao-seekers, and so on—seniors or peers who could guide your cultivation and help you cultivate.
For Innate Martial Artists, being able to sit together and discuss the Dao was an extremely rare thing.
First, because everyone cultivated different techniques, and the Dao each person explored was different as well.
Second, because there were too few Innate Martial Artists. Being able to gather three or five close friends was already extremely rare.
Third, because Da Rong's martial dao had no higher realm. Perhaps martial dao in this world still had