He didn't feel that the insights into the laws he shared with the Jiuyang Venerable were very precious.
Because this was akin to him pirating a part of the authentic teachings from the Heavenly Dao Teacher.
He was merely a disseminator of knowledge, which was a kind of benevolent act that cost him nothing.
Whether the Jiuyang Venerable could benefit from it was still up to the Venerable himself.
If he really was a blockhead, unless he was directly imbued with wisdom by the Heavenly Dao Teacher like himself, there was no chance of benefiting at all.
Moreover, he didn't feel shortchanged.
The information he received from the Jiuyang Venerable was far more important than the little insight he shared.
Because he would only become stronger and stronger.
Only those who felt they could no longer improve, and those who were protective of their own sects, would treasure their knowledge excessively like a miser.
