But not the Three Thousand Immortal Domains.
Now, the Three Thousand Immortal Domains also wanted to keep pace with the Immortal Realm's great tide of the era, exporting their "spirit pills, Dao Artifacts," and the like to foreign domains in exchange for countless heavenly treasures, Immortal Dao inheritances and cultivation arts, and more.
Yet.
The goods of the Three Thousand Immortal Domains were like "inferior Spirit Stones" in today's Immortal Realm. Cultivators of the myriad races in foreign domains cast them aside like worn-out shoes; they would not even consider their value for money. They were simply far too backward.
Later.
Having learned bitterly from their pain, the Three Thousand Immortal Domains began exporting their finest goods—masterworks of alchemy, artifact forging, and the like—to the foreign domains of the Immortal Realm. Only then did they gain a certain market.
But another problem arose: this was by no means a long-term solution.
To raise the overall strength of the myriad races in the Three Thousand Immortal Domains and throw open the gates of the Heavenly Palace was something the Heavenly Elders and Heavenly Palace disciples were not very willing to do. They were even less willing to let other forces of the Three Thousand Immortal Domains ride roughshod over them.
Thus.
The myriad inheritances of the Three Thousand Immortal Domains still remained in the era of old. They were said to be ancient inheritances of Heaven-Opening sages, whose might had once weighed upon the Immortal Realm for all eternity.
The cultivators of the myriad races therefore continued cultivating those former Immortal Dao arts, regarding them as sacred standards.
Because the historical record was indeed so.
Thus, the older the cultivation art, the more powerful it naturally was!
And then.
They were slaughtered senseless in the Immortal Realm's Prodigy Battle. Now, the