Ma Sanniang's thinking could not exactly be called wrong. She understood share-based business ventures, but she did not agree with sharing the Small World.
In the end, it was still a matter of mindset and vision. It was not that the ancients did not know how to adapt, but people tempered by the age of information explosion truly crushed the ancients with all manner of wild ideas.
Feng Jun did not want to explain too much to her. He only pointed out one thing: her Small World could not function without Spirit Stones, yet she herself had none. Only his Spirit Stones could keep her Small World operating normally.
As the owner of the Small World, Cinnabar Cloud Heaven was irreplaceable. But was Luo Hua, which supplied its power, really replaceable?
Therefore, Feng Jun believed that it was unfair for them to provide Spirit Stones yet only be granted the right to enter the Small World for trials.
He could not be bothered to say more, but Guan Shanyue was an excellent mediator. Once she understood what he meant, she actively tried to persuade Ma Sanniang.
Host Guan even bluntly pointed out that if no one else from the Daoist Order was allowed in, and there were only Luo Hua and Cinnabar Cloud Heaven, then there would be no issue of shareholding. But if other factions could contribute a few resources and enter for trials, that would be inappropriate.
What Luo Hua provided was not only hard currency, but also a resource necessary for the Small World's operation. Could the resources of other factions compare?
But at this point, could they refuse the trials of other factions? No. They had already talked it up too much.
Ma Sanniang herself had once been in charge, and she had formed all kinds