Cultivation Of Coders

Chapter 26: Transmission Hall

A place like this is not only popular, but it also doesn't lack people. Without strong connections, how could one possibly get in?

And before Zhang Deming arrived, the owner of Qingyou Pool suddenly kicked out all the outer disciples responsible for taking care of it.

The reason was that they were all slacking off and collectively unqualified.

This matter wasn't small, but it wasn't big either.

What excited the other outer disciples even more was that there were positions to fight for.

However, to the dismay of countless outer disciples of Xiaohuifeng, they didn't manage to snatch a single opportunity.

The steward simply randomly grabbed a newly promoted disciple from outside to fill the position, and that person happened to be Zhang Deming himself. To outsiders, his luck was so good that it made many people jealous.

But as the public opinion gradually changed in the past few days, people began to feel that this wasn't just a matter of luck.

Understanding how to guide public opinion like what happened just now, this person couldn't be a fool!

Damn it!

How did I unknowingly offend so many bodhisattvas?

Baby is suffering!

Shaking his head, Zhang Deming didn't dwell on these matters. He would face the challenges as they came.

After half an hour of rushing, Zhang Deming finally arrived at the Xiaohuifeng Square.

Located halfway up Xiaohuifeng, this place had a gentle terrain. This square couldn't be compared to the small place where a few hundred people from Xiaoqingshan gathered.

Xiaohuifeng had over 20,000 disciples, and at least over 10,000 of them hadn't learned the agility technique.

This was considered good because the majority of disciples chose the agility technique as their second technique.

If the upcoming spiritual shield course in half a month had more participants than this, as the third technique, most outer disciples wouldn't have learned it.

Because the three basic techniques required a senior apprentice's cultivation level below the age of fifty.

This was the most basic requirement for applying for internal discipleship.

At this moment, it was the start time for the public class. People would occasionally come out from various entrances on the huge square and walk towards the Transmission Hall not far away.

Besides the main hall, there were countless side halls surrounding the Transmission Hall.

The main hall would only be used when the peak master or some high-level Taiji stage expert suddenly became interested in transmitting their techniques.

The monthly public class was held in the side halls, and of course, there were dedicated side halls for the public class.

They had their own names and were named "Basic Transmission Hall" from the first to the thirtieth.

Each side hall was not small and could accommodate a thousand people at the same time.

The seats in the front few halls were fought over because the instructors in those halls were senior brothers who had been teaching for many years, or even senior uncles, peak apprentices, or Taiji cultivators. They had taught for countless years.

Not only did they have experience, but the proportion of people who comprehended their teachings in their classrooms was also quite high. Their achievements proved everything.

Therefore, in order to secure a seat in the front few halls, many people arrived early.

When Zhang Deming arrived, although it wasn't considered late, it definitely wasn't early either.

Not to mention the first or second hall, even the seats in the first five halls were already full.

There were only a thousand seats in the Transmission Hall, and once it was opened, the formation at the entrance would automatically scan the identity cards and start counting. Once it was full, don't even think about squeezing in to stand and listen to the class.

Standing and listening was out of the question.

When the time was approaching, the main hall was filled with a total of twenty-one people. More than ten of them were junior disciples from the outer sect, and there were also some miscellaneous disciples. The rest were miscellaneous disciples who managed to come from the surrounding area.

For the public class, as long as you can make it, it doesn't matter where you're from or whether you're a miscellaneous disciple or an outer sect disciple, you can listen.

As the time arrived, the main hall triggered a formation and assigned the teaching instructors.

A few minutes later, a middle-aged senior brother, a peak apprentice, entered the tenth main hall where Zhang Deming was located.

He obviously had given this public class countless times and was very familiar with it. After glancing at the audience, he directly began speaking.

"I won't waste time with nonsense. We're all here to learn magical arts, so I'll get straight to the point.

Today, we will discuss the first public class of this month, the Agile Art.

As a part of the general magical arts series, the Agile Art is the most basic and comprehensive magical art. It is worth learning and continuously researching because it has a complete advanced system.

Agile Art - Swift Art - Feather Fall Art - Flight Art.

Therefore, it can be studied in depth as one of the three essential mobile arts for combat.

This is also why the sect has chosen it as the first mobile art practice for all outer sect disciples.

The so-called Agile Art can be approached from two directions: Wind and Spirit Body.

Starting with the direction of the Spirit Wind is the path of an art practitioner.

Starting with the direction of the Spirit Body is the path of close combat and skills.

Although there is no difference in the early stages, significant differences will gradually appear as you delve deeper into the study.

So, we need to clarify from the beginning what we need and what path we will take in the future."

As one of the top senior brothers, not only was he a strong instructor, but he also enlightened the disciples about the choice of their cultivation path.

However, Zhang Deming didn't pay much attention to the senior brother's lecture. It wasn't because the lecture was bad, but because he didn't need it.

His purpose for coming this time was not to listen to the class at all.

His goal was to copy the magical arts on the desk.

Each desk had a fixed screen, and the textbook displayed on it at the moment was the content of the Agile Art.

Here, it was free to copy by hand, which was considered a tradition.

If one were to go to the Sutra Pavilion, they would need to exchange contribution points for an entry permit.

Perhaps someone would wonder why, since the public class is teaching this magical art, they don't just print out the Agile Art, Spirit Shield, and Minor Cloud and Rain Spell as the introductory materials, making it easier for the disciples to learn after already familiarizing themselves with the textbook.

At least they wouldn't have to spend the first few classes copying the textbook to become familiar with it, right?

However, things are not as simple as they seem.

This involves historical legacy issues, the work of the Transmission Hall, and conflicts between departments within the sect.

In simple terms, if these two magical arts were not distributed, the time for everyone to audit the class would be extended, at least by one or two months.

After all, the first few classes mostly focused on familiarizing oneself with the textbook.

This would lead to the emergence of many transmission lecturers.

Expanding the influence of the Transmission Hall within the sect and increasing familiarity between the Transmission Hall and many disciples.

Combined with historical legacy, this is how the learning process has formed.

Therefore, although it seems like just distributing an introductory booklet, it actually affects one of the most powerful departments within the sect, the Transmission Hall.

As a sect with a long history and millions of people, the Heavenly Spirit Sect.

There are internal conflicts and many seemingly simple things are actually very complicated.

(End of this chapter)