Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming
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77: Chapter 75: Three Updates Explode (7000 Words Mega Chapter)_2 77: Chapter 75: Three Updates Explode (7000 Words Mega Chapter)_2 Family Head Luo saw the microphone and felt that it was worth a bit of investment, at least more practical than Sound Transmission Talismans.

This wasn’t a disposable item.

Considering the many family members who used Sound Transmission Talismans to communicate, the consumption was significant.

“Haha, Family Head Luo, you’re busy, so I’ll head back first.

Amidst hectic official duties, I still have to find time to cultivate.

Otherwise, I’ll be surpassed by those elders or disciples in the family.”

After saying this, Family Head Lai turned and walked out of the Council Hall.

He was eager to return to his cultivation and couldn’t allow those elders to surpass him.

As he left, he stealthily took a canister of tea leaves Family Head Luo had placed on a side table for brewing tea.

Family Head Luo Sheng watched Family Head Lai leave with mixed feelings.

Did the man really lack tea leaves?

To think a Family Head would help himself to tea without asking—shameless.

Black lines creased Luo Sheng’s forehead.

In theory, since they were dependent on his family, he should be glad they thought of him at all.

His unhappiness wasn’t due to Family Head Lai’s power growing, but rather, the notion that his own talented son might one day be overshadowed by others, which was a bitter pill for him as a father to swallow.

Suddenly, he remembered—hadn’t his son used a Sound Transmission Talisman to contact him from afar?

What kind of Magical Treasure had his son used?

Could it be mass-produced?

No matter.

He would have his son learn and replicate it, allowing the family’s elite disciples to learn the Immortal Sect’s Cultivation Techniques and Spells.

They could then find suitable practices for themselves.

Thinking this way, Family Head Luo Sheng felt somewhat less gloomy.

He sent out a Sound Transmission Talisman, not directly to his son but to the shop his family rented on the main street outside the Nangong Immortal Sect.

The shop sold various Spirit Grass and Pills.

One reason for setting up the shop was to provide support should his son need assistance.

However, from what he heard, his son rarely visited the shop, only about once a year, and when he did, it was to collect Spirit Stones and Pills, which were resources Luo Sheng prepared for his son’s cultivation.

Even outside, one would need money, and it wasn’t as if expenses within the Immortal Sect didn’t exist.

Without embarking on missions, there would be no resources available, especially for those in the Outer Sect and Servant Disciples, whose resources came entirely from completing missions.

In addition to personal cultivation needs, one also needed to make friends within the sect and purchase suitable Magical Treasures.

As a father, he had thought of everything for his son.

The Shopkeeper reported that his son rarely made an appearance, did not socialize or get into fights, and was entirely a low-key cultivator.

Family Head Luo Sheng felt that while his son’s behavior wasn’t necessarily bad, it lacked the joy of youth.

As a father, he let his son develop freely, but sometimes he worried that his son had no friends and that his son’s single-minded cultivation and lack of social savvy could lead to danger outside.

Which father doesn’t overthink things?

He wanted to pave the way for his son, to think of more strategies for his offspring, but their Cultivation was limited, lacking the ability to help their son.

Fortunately, his son had always been trouble-free and had done well over the years outside.

Knowing that his son was safe, the father’s heart was at ease yet concerned.

…

Within the North City Immortal Sect.

Yan Weiwei, accompanied by Cai Xiangxiang, obtained her Identity Jade.

From then on, she had a Servant Disciple by her side.

She recorded some Cultivation Techniques she had practiced in the past and made them generally known into Jade Slips, which she bestowed upon Cai Xiangxiang.

Since Cai Xiangxiang was with her, she did not undertake other tasks, missed out on rewards, and couldn’t enter the Scripture Pavilion to read about Artifact Refining or Spells.

Yan Weiwei was puzzled.

Why were the Cultivation Techniques and Spells practiced by Cai Xiangxiang, also of the Immortal Sect, somewhat odd?

She had a bad hunch.

Could it be her master harbored ill intentions?

It was only after Yan Weiwei tested Cai Xiangxiang’s Spiritual Root that she discovered she had a rare Pure Yin constitution.

She was suddenly troubled.

As a woman of Pure Yin at her side, her current Cultivation level was not enough to protect her.

What should she do?

Yan Weiwei thought of a senior brother in the Immortal Alliance specialized in Artifact Refining.

Perhaps he had a solution.

She instructed Cai Xiangxiang to stay within her residence and not wander off.

She was to stay within the Immortal Sect and especially not venture outside.

Cai Xiangxiang didn’t understand why Yan Weiwei gave such instructions but obediently complied.

She busied herself with cooking and various chores, and then it was time for her Cultivation.

She practiced the Cultivation Technique given by Yan Weiwei, meditating and cycling Spiritual Energy through her meridians, feeling that today’s practice allowed her Spiritual Energy to circulate more swiftly.

It wasn’t static as before, which expanded her meridians.

Just one cycle was faster than her usual day’s practice.

She wondered if the rich Spiritual Energy of the Immortal Sect or the potency of the Cultivation Technique was responsible.

Cai Xiangxiang was thrilled by this discovery and decided to abandon her previous practices.

She could not always depend on others for protection; she had to become stronger.

By becoming stronger, she could return to visit her parents, whom she hadn’t seen in several years.

Her mortal parents must have grown more white hair by now, right?

She wondered if they were eating and living well.

Thinking of her parents’ hardships in farming without money or mana, Cai Xiangxiang imagined that buying them an ox would alleviate some of the burden, wouldn’t it?

She resolved to save money.

Yan Weiwei was kind to her, providing good food and accommodation, and even paid her.

She noticed that Yan Weiwei was quite frugal, perhaps not someone from a prominent family.