Coupled with Zhao Rui's reputation as a Grandmaster Realm expert, it took only a day to assemble the first class of twenty students.
He estimated that after two or three sessions, the disciples from the Qingcheng Sword Sect would have learned most of what he had to teach.
At that point, he could go back and reap another harvest.
However, through this recruitment process, Zhao Rui also discovered a problem: there weren't many Martial Arts left on the market for him to copy.
Over time, he had copied several dozen miscellaneous techniques.
The Court had disseminated many Martial Arts throughout the land, but a lot of them were just derivatives of the same art, with different names but nearly identical techniques.
Others were unsuitable for young people to practice.
After being so selective, only about a hundred or so commonly circulating techniques remained on the market.
By his calculations, once these classes were over, his "food supply" would likely be cut off.
