As Woo Do-baek and Jaekyung each brought out a bundle, it became awkward for the others to remain silent. Yeo Jang-gyeong was the first to speak. As a sect cultivator, he was bound by various restrictions and there wasn't much he could share with others.
Therefore, he shared his experience of overcoming a bottleneck when he recently broke through to the mid-Foundation Establishment stage. Such insights on cultivation were not particularly useful to those who had already reached the mid-Foundation Establishment stage, but being useless did not mean it was without value.
Especially for a cultivator like Woo Do-baek, who had younger members in his family, such insights could be an important asset. In the end, one person's cultivation belongs to that one person, so the more experiences the younger generation could refer to, the better.
"Excellent."
Woo Do-baek praised Yeo Jang-gyeong in an admiring tone. Jaekyung, though he did not show it, felt the same as Woo Do-baek. Yeo Jang-gyeong's cultivation experience was quite systematic and easy to understand.
Yet, it was not shallow in depth; in every word he spoke, one could feel the profundity of a systematic sect legacy. Choi Ju-tang, on the other hand, was the complete opposite.