He knew very well just how meaningful such an endeavor truly was, and his name would be etched in the annals for participating in such a grand undertaking.
The way they saw it, however, it was a long shot. It was at least deemed near impossible given the current state of powers among the cultivators.
Compiling a book on cultivation methods was not tricky, and he could do that himself. However, collecting one with universality at such a scale was immensely difficult. The greater the scale and people meant to reach, the greater the difficulty.
If the difficulty of compiling such a book for one person were to be quantified at one, such a book suitable for ten people would be at 100, and for 100 people, probably somewhere around 100 thousand.
Methods that all could train with were thought to be of unimaginable difficulty, which was deemed to be as difficult as for a common man to reach the skies.
