Although the broomsticks created by Ye Feng were adored by a considerable number of wizards, modifying them required a significant amount of money, and building the race tracks demanded a terrifying fortune. Therefore, Quidditch remained the most widely followed and popular sport in the wizarding world.
Consequently, when endless rows of small tents came into view, even Ye Feng, who usually looked down on such crude setups, had to admit that Quidditch was immensely popular—something far beyond the reach of any simple substitute.
Of course, Ye Feng had never intended to replace it anyway; he had only invented broomstick racing purely for the fun of it.
Chapter 230