Li Yu scheduled his preaching for every Friday afternoon, first to form a routine, and second, to make it convenient for the followers to organize their weekly lives.
However, no matter how well things were organized, there were always those who couldn't find the time, such as people in charge of guarding or those who needed to keep an eye on the brick kilns, and so on.
Moreover, Li Yu himself wasn't there every Friday either.
To solve these problems, he adopted flexible and varied teaching methods.
For example, pre-recording lectures so they could be played over and over when needed.
However, Li Yu's built-in translation feature was more like a form of spiritual interference; once he was absent, simply recording the image or sound no longer facilitated easy understanding across different races and languages.
But this problem was easy to solve; all that was needed during video recording was to include a translator.
Li Yu said a sentence, and the translator repeated it.
