Legend of the Great Sage

e the contents, but receiving feedback like that still left him a little discontent.

At this moment, the badge on his chest lit up slightly, and a few Black Wood bookmarks were thrown his way.
He grabbed them and gazed at the Spirit Reverend of Ocean Returnance in surprise.

The Spirit Reverend of Ocean Returnance said indifferently, “But there are also some areas worthy of notice.
It attempts to achieve harmony throughout the world, where all are equal.
It possesses quite the compassion and spirit.
There’s still some length to it after all, so it’s worth a few Black Wood bookmarks and a few points of contribution.
Alright.
I’ll be accepting this book.”

It felt a little like he was simply trying to send away a beggar disturbing him, but Li Qingshan was still extremely happy.
“Thank you, senior!”

This was still one of his own creations after all.
It had taken him great effort, so being able to sell it for something was better than it being worthless.
This was not just a few Black Wood bookmarks and a few points of contribution either, but a door of opportunity open to him.

The Spirit Reverend of Ocean Returnance was about to leave when Li Qingshan said, “Don’t go, senior.
I have more with me!”

“Hmm?”

Li Qingshan offered up another book, but it was no longer written by him.

In the World of the Five Continents, their god appeared in person, scouring the world.

The hundred schools of thought had always prevailed in the nine provinces.
The school of Novels had never been particularly prosperous, but they still had a very long history.
Over such a long period of selection, there were still many classics and famous works that remained.

As Li Qingshan spoke with the Spirit Reverend of Ocean Returnance, he used his will as the god of the world to collect these books, recording them in the jade slip through his main body.

The World of the Five Continents and the Human realm were separated by an invisible boundary.
It was only possible to connect the two through the Heaven Climbing Vine.
Otherwise, it would be impossible to bring even a grain of sand between the worlds.
However, his main body and his clone shared the same knowledge and memories, so this was sufficient.

“Yeah, this is a little interesting, and the language is much more coherent and eloquent…”

The Spirit Reverend of Ocean Returnance nodded in satisfaction.
He even slowed down his reading speed like he was trying to savour it.
However, he still finished it in a single moment.

The badge on Li Qingshan’s chest lit up again, and he obtained a few Yellow Bronze bookmarks this time.
It was not particularly precious, but it was an extremely good start.
He seemed to be able to see Le Tian’s unlucky figure from losing the gamble already.
He immediately offered up another book.

The Spirit Reverend of Ocean Returnance glanced at him and became interested.
He downright gave Li Qingshan another jade slip so that he could continue recording without interrupting his reading.
Actually, he rarely ever had the opportunity where he could read so many quality novels endlessly.

As he was quite difficult to impress, the novels gathered by regular disciples struggled to interest him, so the rewards were not particularly high.
While these rewards would mean something to readers, attendants, and servants, they did not even possess the right to enter the Pavilion of Heavenly Tomes.
Even if they could offer up some books through the Book Collection department, their area of activity was very narrow, and their ability to find books was restricted as well.

As for formal and inner disciples, these rewards normally would not interest them.
If they had the time to do this, they were better off doing something else, and they would gather much more contribution and bookmarks.
Direct disciples went even more without saying.

Due to these various reasons, coupled with the fact that he read far too quickly, he normally just reread some old books.

He was aware that Li Qingshan definitely was not the author of these books.
He had probably guessed that Li Qingshan had brought them over from another world.
These books had been accumulated over time in a different world, which was the only reason why there was such quantity and quality.

But according to the cultivation method he had offered up, it was very likely that the world he came from was already approaching its end or even destroyed already.
In short, there were books to read, so he no longer cared about those small details.
He gathered his focus and read through them one by one, even urging him on.
“Faster, faster.”