God Emperor's vinegar jar is turned over again

Chapter 3347 Gu, there are also good Gu

Someone was one step ahead of them, and it was the Gu refiner.

"The Crown Prince, the Crown Princess."

The Gu master hurriedly saluted the two of them.

The crown prince waved his hand.

Yue Qingcheng asked: "Are you looking for Gu insects again?"

When it comes to his profession, the Gu refining gu master is sure, he is no longer restrained, and he can't stop talking.

Yue Qingcheng listened attentively.

After he finished speaking, she asked: "You just said that Gu insects have good Gu insects too? Aren't Gu insects all harmful?"

The Gu master was secretly annoyed.

What a misunderstanding!

If it weren't for the status of the princess, and the hard work of the princess today, he could just walk away.

"Whatever you use to raise it, it will naturally look like it. If the upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked, it's the same reason. , I don’t know how many dirty things are raised, it is naturally evil Gu. Good Gu, it can also cure diseases.”

Yue Qingcheng's eyes brightened slightly, and she felt that what he said made some sense.

"What do you use to raise it so that it can grow good Gu?"

The gu master said: "Naturally, it is an elixir, a treasure, a pure and holy thing. If you have patience, it is the best thing to cultivate with pure spiritual power."

Yue Qingcheng snorted and asked, "If the Gu is an evil Gu, is there still a chance to raise it well?"

The Gu master was surprised and said: "Why bother? Wouldn't it be more convenient to raise another pot of good Gu? It's easy for a good person to learn to be bad, but it's hard for a bad person to learn to be good. It's also bad if you learn it well."

The Gu refiner's speech was also quite funny.

Yue Qingcheng smiled, stopped talking, and pointed at the corpses on the ground.

"You are a Gu master, what kind of good Gu can you use to relieve Luo Tianyu's evil Gu?"

Gu refining master said seriously: "Difficult!"

Yue Qingcheng frowned and said, "You have a conclusion before you try it?"

The Gu master smiled wryly.

"The Crown Princess doesn't know. I've seen enough of the scene during the day. This Gu is not an ordinary Gu, there must be other energy, not a simple means of refining Gu."

Yue Qingcheng did not expect that he saw the truth.

It is indeed not a means of refining Gu, and it has little to do with refining Gu, it is just the coat of Gu insects.

Its root is an infectious virus.

Yue Qingcheng said: "These corpses should be disposed of with Huashi powder. I am worried that other methods will leave hidden dangers."

Buried, the toxins stay in the ground.

Groundwater will carry the virus out.

If the fire burns, the wind will blow the virus everywhere.

All kinds of hidden dangers are not discussed one by one, only the corpse powder that destroys corpses can be used to make them disappear from the world.

The crown prince had only one sentence, "I listen to you."

Gu masters are not afraid of death, and when they heard this, they even praised: "The relationship between the Crown Prince and the Crown Princess is really good."

The Crown Prince gave him an approving look.

After observing the scene, Yue Qingcheng and the crown prince returned to the military tent.

The conversation with the Gu refiner gave her a lot of inspiration.

When the crown prince graciously invited her to sleep, she resolutely refused, locked herself in the spirit pattern array, and started the research work.

At the same time, Mu Chengxue woke up leisurely.

She had a splitting headache, and her ears kept ringing.

"Hiss—Moon Qingcheng!"

She held her head, vaguely remembering Yue Qingcheng's ruthless fist before she fell into a coma.

Later, she found herself in a military tent in horror.

Beside, there is a figure!

scare--

Mu Chengxue was taken aback, thinking that Zhan Ming would come back so soon to settle accounts with her.

After seeing it clearly, she cursed: "Mi Gui? Why is it you! You keep silent, it's frightening to death!"

Mi Gui is the grandson of Lord Mi.

In the imperial court, the unlucky ghost who was directly "sent" to the battlefield by the crown prince.

(End of this chapter)