Lily An'er opened her Personal terminal and took a look. The hottest topic across the entire network was this video—or rather, not the video itself, but what A Fan had said before escaping: "I'm sorry, I can't teach you my battle skills. I'm sorry."
Those words set countless people off. They believed that if the instructors and students at Shangwu Academy had learned A Fan's battle skills, they wouldn't have died so horribly. That speculation quickly caught on across the entire network.
The Rogue Cultivators in particular were frantically voicing their agreement. If they had battle skills and resources, they wouldn't be in such a sorry state. Countless people hoped the major sects and powers would share some battle skills for them to learn instead of hoarding them.
More and more people joined in. Some uploaded videos showing all kinds of horrifying examples: people killed by Corpse Kings, people killed by giant beasts, and people killed by natural disasters.
Under each video, people commented that those victims wouldn't have died if they'd learned some kind of battle skill, or had access to some resources.
In a very short time, it seemed as if the entire Fifth Continent had joined the discussion.
Disciples from powerful sects and factions joined in too, refuting these claims. After all, battle skills and resources belonged to the sects and factions themselves; there was no need to share them. Some disciples from powerful sects even mocked the Rogue Cultivators as useless, saying they did nothing but covet other people's strength.
By now, the entire network was abuzz with the issue. Far too many people were taking part in the discussion. In particular, countless Rogue Cultivators had banded together to urge Glory Hall and the major sects and factions to share some battle skills, even if they