"As for pills and divine weapons, our sect already sells them to outsiders. All we're doing now is changing how we sell them."
Qin Shujian had anticipated this and spoke with easy confidence.
He was not particularly worried about whether people might privately pass on the cultivation methods and martial arts they obtained.
People were selfish.
No one would unconditionally share something they had worked hard to obtain.
As for charging for it...
The person paying would have to seriously consider whether the cultivation methods and martial arts they received had any problems.
If something went wrong during cultivation, losing money would be the least of their worries. In serious cases, they could even lose their lives.
With that in mind...
There was little chance of someone exchanging for a single cultivation manual and then profiteering from it on a large scale.
All they needed was another decree: anyone who exchanged for cultivation methods and then taught them without authorization for profit would be hunted down by the Origin Sect. Others would also be encouraged to report such violations, with rewards issued once the reports were verified.
That might not eliminate these problems completely, but it would prevent ninety-nine percent of them.
Hearing this...
Zheng Fang pondered for a while before saying, "What you say makes sense, Sect Master, but there is one thing we must recognize. If we implement this plan, it will ultimately be somewhat unfair to our sect's disciples.
"I'm afraid that could cause quite a stir."
For many people...
If the Origin Pavilion really was established, seeing outsiders exchange contribution points for cultivation methods and martial arts just as they did would easily breed resentment.
Why did I have to go through all that trouble to join the sect before finally getting these opportunities?
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