That was what Wu Chu thought, but he did not want to dampen Huanglong's enthusiasm. Huanglong had been greatly influenced by him and had immersed himself in the Literary Dao for a long time. It was naturally no bad thing for him to have ideas of his own.
If he could truly create a cultivation method for the Literary Dao, it would naturally bring more benefits than drawbacks to Wu Chu, the progenitor of the Literary Dao. But he feared that Confucianism and Daoism would eventually develop differences as well.
However, Wu Chu was not a dictator. Otherwise, so many sparks of thought would not have appeared across the Primordial Land, turning the Literary Dao into such a hodgepodge.
Although no one had named these schools of thought yet, traces of Legalism, Mohism, Agriculturalism, Medical School, School of Historians, School of Storytellers, and others could already be seen among them.
The only one absent was the Military School. After all, there was no war in the current Primordial World.
Under Wu Chu's guidance, the Hundred Schools of Thought, which should only have emerged during the Spring and Autumn period of later generations, had already begun to take shape in the Primordial Land.
If the Literary Dao continued to lack its own cultivation method, it would indeed be difficult for it to contend with the other four sects. After all, anyone wishing to cultivate who lacked a cultivation method would basically have to join another sect.
If that happened, how could the Literary Dao's Confucian Sect possess any competitiveness?
Just as Wu Chu and Huanglong were discussing these matters, while everyone else could only listen silently and could not get a word in, Ling, the ancestor of the Human Clan, came to visit him with a child.
Ling's cultivation had now