The Fire God Sect's restrictions on Outer Disciples were extremely lax. They hardly restricted you at all.
Of course, in return, the sect did not provide Outer Disciples with any benefits. If disciples wanted to obtain anything from the sect, they had to complete missions themselves, earn sect contributions, and only then qualify to enter important places such as the Scripture Repository.
At first glance, this did not seem much different from the Northern Azure Spirit Academy, but it was actually a completely different matter.
First of all, an academy and a sect were entirely different concepts. You could leave the former at any time, and after graduation, you could even cut off all ties with the academy. Naturally, the relationship between the two followed the principle of equivalent exchange, as long as it was fair and just.
But sect disciples and their sect were one entity. If something happened to the sect, its disciples had the responsibility and obligation to obey its orders unconditionally. Therefore, the sect could not treat the cultivation of its disciples as some "equivalent exchange," or it would only create estrangement between the sect and its disciples.
Clearly, the upper ranks of the Fire God Sect did not consider Outer Disciples to be true "insiders." They could only be regarded as reserve members, so this arrangement was understandable.
One advantage of being an Outer Disciple was that they could openly enter certain trial grounds or hunting grounds within the Fire God Sect's sphere of influence, where they could undergo trials to improve their combat strength or hunt prey in exchange for sect contributions.
As for Liu Bai, his only goal now was to gain more Experience Points!
Advancing from the Body Tribulation to the Spiritual Energy Tribulation required 350,000 Experience Points. Liu Bai currently had