Once many things got started, there was no stopping them. Under the banner of exchanging cultivation insights, Li Mu's residence soon became crowded with visitors.
At first, to avoid conflict, the Sword Sect and Qi Sect were invited separately. Later on, it simply developed into everyone gathering together.
They were all fellow disciples of the same sect. Unless it was someone like Cai and Yao putting on some melodramatic farce, even if the others had conflicts, they were only disputes over loyalty and pride, nowhere near the point of life and death.
There were plenty of cold glares and hostile faces, but in front of so many fellow disciples, most people were unwilling to lose their manners. Overall, it was still passable.
Once they started exchanging views, however, the scene became lively. Fortunately, Li Mu was also a frequent visitor to the Scripture Library. Leaving aside how well he understood it all, his breadth of knowledge was certainly wide enough.
Every time things became hopelessly deadlocked, he would step in to rescue the situation. If he truly could not handle it, he would bring out the views of the sect's predecessors to cope.
Although Yue Su and Cai Zifeng had founded the Sword and Qi Factions, compared with the Mount Hua Sect's several hundred years of inheritance as a whole, they were likewise juniors.
Once the founding ancestors were involved, no one dared open their mouth to deny it. Moreover, according to Mount Hua Sect's records, the sect's founding ancestors had also broken through to the innate realm, far beyond what Cai and Yue could compare to.
Clearly, it was Li Mu negating the biased views of the Sword and Qi Factions, but after a round of maneuvering and swapping concepts, it became the position of the founding ancestors.
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