As for Xuanyuan Buqi's answer, Huanran True Venerable truly had nothing to say.
The other party had provided the formation and was even willing to explain its principles. That was already exceptionally generous—they could have refused to explain anything.
Wanting them to explain it over and over again... come on. Even when a family taught its own cultivation methods, there was no guarantee that students would be taught until they fully understood.
So he could only take the formation to his own formation masters and ask whether they were confident they could grasp it if it were explained on the spot.
Several formation masters discussed it for an entire night before reaching the conclusion that it would be best to invite formation masters from several other families to listen as well.
It was a rather disheartening matter, but the formation masters ultimately did not dare fool their own ancestor.
Moreover, the people who had produced the formation were several True Venerables and True Lords. They absolutely could not be offended.
The main reason the formation masters had no choice but to invite outsiders was that the formation was simply too profound.
If they truly wanted to monopolize it, not understanding it would not have been a problem. They could absorb however much they managed to absorb.
The key was that they feared they would not even know how to ask the right questions, wasting this opportunity enormously.
There was no helping it. That was the sorrow of scarce inheritances. They were already among the foremost experts in this world, yet they worried about asking the wrong questions.
If they shared this opportunity, the pressure they might face after learning the formation could be borne by other powers as well.
And as the leading power, the Luo Clan should still be