Data cultivation, I observe immortality in the five elements

Chapter 46 Assumption

In Luo Yan's idea, if the hydroponic tank was larger, he might be able to raise some spiritual fish.

When he was wandering around the Yellow City, he saw a special monk restaurant that used various monster meats to cook dishes.

It's a pity that I didn't go in and try it last time.

With a hydroponic tank, ordinary elixirs can be completely self-sufficient.

There’s even excess!

Selling excess elixirs for spiritual stones was something Luo Yan would hardly do.

It only needs simple processing and refinement into a pill, and the value of the elixir will be multiplied several times.

Selling elixirs directly is completely unnecessary unless it is an emergency.

In any industry, selling raw materials directly is the most wasteful.

If you want to earn more spiritual stones, your mind must not be rigid.

For him, he just needs to make sure that he has enough spiritual stones.

As long as it can satisfy daily practice.

Luo Yan planned to use the excess elixir produced to feed several mountain chickens.

This is a first-level mid-level monster.

Later, after a long period of domestication, it became a specially bred spiritual beast.

Chickens fed this kind of elixir will lay eggs with white yolks.

It has extremely strong medicinal properties, comparable to ordinary elixirs.

The deliciousness of the meat is rare in the world.

In addition, it contains spiritual blood in its body, which is not only a nourishing medicine.

The blood of spiritual chickens that have been raised for more than ten years can also be used to draw talismans.

It is a relatively common drawing material.

In short, after the hydroponic tank facilities were completed, Luo Yan also had preliminary ideas for the rest of the supporting facilities.

Although the Qi Gathering Pill is easy to use, the further you get to the back, the less help it provides him with his practice.

Luo Yan estimated that if he continued like this, he would reach the sixth level of Qi Refining and the Qi Gathering Pill would be completely useless to him.

It’s not a bad idea to make some preparations in advance now.

When the time comes, dig two more layers underground and create a pond on the first floor to raise the spirit fish.

On the other floor, a whole chicken coop is used to raise spiritual chickens to eat meat.

After such a combination of punches, he may not even need to breathe in and out, and his daily spiritual energy intake will be saturated.

Although monks can live without food, if they can also increase their cultivation just by eating.

Luo Yan would not refuse.

However, it is not very convenient to do that on Muling Peak.

Although there is enough spiritual energy in the mountain, he can continue to dig down. If he digs deeper, he will be caught by the people from the Law Enforcement Hall.

That would be great fun. .

At that time, trouble will inevitably arise.

Moreover, the spirit fish is fine, but the breeding of spirit chickens cannot be rushed.

The range of activities they need is relatively large. When their cultivation level is higher in the future, they can directly contract an entire barren mountain.

It is stocking all over the mountains and plains.

Feed whatever you want to eat!

Now, at most, I can raise two to satisfy my cravings.

Taking Bigu Pill every day, Luo Yan almost forgot that he was still a normal person.

Luo Yan asked the chip to record these thoughts and wrote them down in his to-do list.

I will implement it later when I have the opportunity.

After simply sorting out the emotions in his mind, Luo Yan breathed a sigh of relief.

The hydroponic tank matter is over for the time being.

You just need to take some time to pay attention to it at any time on weekdays.

Another question that bothered Luo Yan was how to increase the power of wood attribute spells again.

Although I have understood the artistic conception of water, it ultimately adds little to combat.

It's just that there is a hint of penetration in the spells performed.

What Luo Yan actually wanted to understand more was the artistic conception of wood.

He wanted to test whether this kind of artistic conception could promote the growth of plants. By then the cultivation of elixirs will be much easier.

Elixir of higher vintage can also be copied in batches.

It's a pity that Luo Yan has no clue about the artistic conception of wood for the time being.

It is simply not feasible to use the way of water to reverse the way of wood.

It seems that the artistic conceptions of the five elements are not related to each other.

There is also Luo Yan's fighting style.

His most commonly used spells are wood attribute spells, and other attribute spells will be used in combination depending on the situation.

Most of the time it is used as an auxiliary spell.

Wan Ye Fei Hua felt more like a large group attack spell to him, with a wide range of effects, but compared to the single target damage, it was still less meaningful.

This can be seen from the fact that the chain-hook man was only seriously injured during his spell.

Once Ten Thousand Leaves Flying Flower is deployed, it will be difficult for the enemy to escape.

But the lethality seems

Luo Yan had an idea that he didn't know would work, which was to use poison.

But what he used was more magic. The spiritual power came out of his body, so he didn't need to use a sword to hit people close to him.

Applying poison to the sword won't work.

The magic is controlled by spiritual power, and the spiritual power comes from one's own spiritual veins.

There is no use for poison at all.

He can't let the spiritual power in his meridians be poisonous, right?

That way, before the enemy is killed, he is afraid that he will go to see the Lord of Hell first.

Unless Luo Yan arranges the surrounding environment in advance before every battle.

Apply poison to the surrounding trees before fighting.

This may be a good way to trap, but it's definitely not suitable for most battles.

Because many times there is uncertainty when encountering enemies.

He had no idea when the enemy would come, or whether he would follow the script he envisioned.

This method was not direct enough, but Luo Yan still remembered it.

Although there are not many scenarios where it can be used, it is still a method.

Later, Luo Yan thought of the powerful spells in the Sutra Pavilion.

In the past, I couldn't use it even if I exchanged it. I felt it was unnecessary because a lot of spiritual energy was needed to perform this kind of magic.

In the past two months, Luo Yan had only reached the third level of Qi refining. Even though the spiritual power in his body was drained, he could not use it.

Maybe you can try it now.

Not to mention that when fully deployed, it is as powerful as described in the jade slip.

As long as it has some power.

Only by experiencing it personally could Luo Yan make a choice as to which direction he should major in next.

This is the benefit of having past life memories.

The main difference between Luo Yan and most monks in the world is that he knows that trial and error will cost a certain amount of money.

Only by trying every possibility can you know which one is best for you.

Instead of being like other sect disciples, they only practice that kind of magic after exchanging it.

If you choose a technique based on intuition alone.

It was stereotyped from the start.

He was actually unwilling to fight with swordsmanship unless he had to.

After reading through the biographies of his predecessors in the Sutra Pavilion, such as "The Strange Story of Sword Cultivation", "The Road to Sword Cultivation" and "The Adventures of Sword Cultivation", Luo Yan concluded a truth.

In a real battle between swordsmen, injuries are commonplace.

They regard death as nothing.

Walking on the edge of danger.

Only with an indomitable attitude can your swordsmanship be as you wish.

When the heart is there, the sword is there.

If the heart is sincere, the sword will be sincere.

Luo Yan felt that his heart was not sincere enough and he could not give it his whole heart.

(End of this chapter)