His own experience in Tao Cultivation was still shallow, he reminded himself to be more careful in the future…
Mo Hua advised himself and then, on an off chance, asked again,
"Anyone else…"
Still, no one answered.
Mo Hua sighed, then had no choice but to say,
"Well then, I’ll start teaching you..."
The disciples in attendance were startled, then all slightly dissatisfied, their faces reddening slightly.
But as things stood, they had no choice but to quietly lower their heads and honestly accept Mo Hua’s "teaching."
"Alright, let’s start the class!"
Mo Hua’s voice was crisp.
Afterward, Mo Hua began the lesson.
The First-grade Formation Method was not difficult.
Mo Hua taught it effortlessly.
His proficiency in First-grade Formation Method was profound, making his teaching smooth and effortless.
Occasionally, when there was a piece of Formation knowledge he understood but didn’t know how to explain, he would remember Elder Master Xun and mimic him, explaining it simply and clearly for others.
The other disciples, verbally and facially unconvinced, actually accepted internally.
They also knew that Mo Hua’s level in Formation was indeed much higher than theirs.
So even though they all had stern faces and acted haughtily, they still absorbed what Mo Hua taught.
Moreover, even Elder Master Xun, though profoundly skilled in Formation, precisely because of his profound skill, sometimes skipped over explaining some basic concepts in detail.
Mo Hua was different.
He had only studied up to First and Second Grade Formations, with a solid foundation, so his insights made it easier for disciples at the Initial Stage of Foundation Establishment to understand.
Additionally, Elder Master Xun was strict and stubborn.
Mo Hua, however, was affable and approachable.
Thus, unbeknownst to them, all the disciples in the Tao Teaching Room who were sincerely focused on learning and wanted to improve their skill in Formation began to earnestly listen to Mo Hua’s lectures.
Mo Hua stood before the lectern, relaxed and unhurried, speaking effortlessly.
His demeanor and grace resembled that of a "Little Instructor"…
He did not know how long time had passed, when Elder Master Xun returned and saw the scene in the Tao Teaching Room, his expression revealing slight astonishment.
It was within his expectations that there would be many who opposed Mo Hua teaching these disciples.
These problems were definitely for Mo Hua to resolve on his own.
Whether he could "convince everyone" depended on Mo Hua’s own capabilities, and it was not for him to interfere.