The Covering Moon Sect was different from before, brimming with artistic flair: music, chess, calligraphy, painting, storytelling, comedy, and song, appealing to refined and popular tastes alike.
More importantly, it was full of youthful vitality. Its young people were unlike the disciples of other sects. Elsewhere, outer disciples reeked of the daily grind, while inner disciples schemed against one another, vying for favor and resources.
The disciples of the Covering Moon Sect, however, gathered to discuss music, dance moves, and even stage effects. Everyone trained hard.
The music really was beautiful. Even Weilichen could not help humming along and unconsciously tapping his foot.
But he was also curious: if they spent their time singing and dancing, what happened to their cultivation?
He went to chat with the disciples and discovered that their cultivation had not fallen behind either, because the Covering Moon Sect assigned elders to give them supplementary lessons and patiently guide their cultivation.
"Even with supplementary lessons from elders, cultivation still depends on your own efforts. It still takes time," Weilichen asked, puzzled.
"But having teachers available to answer questions anytime, anywhere saves a lot of time. If certain cultivators really lack comprehension, the elders will even meet to discuss teaching plans and find other ways to teach them."
"Doesn't that take up the Golden Core elders' time? They need to cultivate too."
"Actually, it doesn't take up much. As long as everyone compiles their teaching experience into manuals, they can look up the appropriate teaching plan whenever they encounter a matching case. The first group of elders may lose a little time, but the further along we get, the more time we save. Yesterday's efforts pay dividends today, and today's efforts pay dividends tomorrow. We can't be afraid of spending time. The time we spend now will