In the great world of martial arts, you use the Tao of Talisman to rule the ages

Chapter 23 The Jade Rabbit Sows the Grain and Fills the Barn

Return to the room and put the books away first.

Then Chen Lin immediately took out the blank talisman paper he just got.

Try to infuse mana into it.

The result was easier than the blank piece of paper just now.

These blank talisman papers accepted his mana accumulation without any hindrance, and were dyed with a layer of golden color in the blink of an eye.

"Yes, these specially made talismans must also use some spiritually good materials. The mana drains very slowly..."

"The white paper just now is about to replenish its mana in just ten seconds, but this kind of paper shows no sign of this."

Chen Lin was amazed.

A country bumpkin comes to the city for the first time.

In the process of cultivating the talisman, it is necessary to ensure that the mana is not completely lost, and that the mana must remain in the talisman at all times.

Then the slower the mana is lost, the fewer times he will replenish mana into the talisman.

Like the blank piece of paper at the beginning, he had to replenish his mana twice a minute. With his total mana, it was impossible to last for five days.

"This kind of talisman paper has been specifically improved."

"According to the current loss rate, it will only need to be replenished every two to three hours..."

Chen Lin spread out the three stacks of talisman papers in front of him and poured mana into them one by one.

Suddenly, I feel like a human power source, whose main job is to "charge" the batteries in front of me.

This is also the daily life of many young monks in the world of immortality.

No spiritual stones, no spells, no magic weapons...

If you want to have these, you can only sell your life force like ordinary people at the bottom to earn everything back.

In the world of cultivating immortals, what the low-level monks can sell, apart from their own lives, is naturally the magic power that can continuously absorb spiritual energy from the world and restore it.

"It is an almost cost-free transaction that only consumes the monk's personal time and life."

"This kind of work will take up a lot of time and mana. Although you can earn spiritual stones, if you do it too much, it will definitely hinder your cultivation. The more you do it and the longer it takes, the less you can see a way out."

All one hundred and fifty talisman papers have been "charged".

Chen Lin sensed that the mana in his body was only enough to draw three runes.

Such little mana can do nothing.

And it stayed that way for the next ten days.

Cultivation and spiritual stones cannot have both.

If you give up practicing for a month and stare at these talismans every day, constantly replenishing your magic power, and have trouble sleeping day and night, you can finally get a little more than one and a half spiritual stones.

Even one spell is not enough, and this does not include the usual cost of living.

I couldn't help but lament the hardship of the monks at the bottom.

"However, with my body's qualifications, there is no need to rush for this little time to practice now... I can just be a part-time worker, save enough spiritual stones to buy spells, and then bring them back to the martial arts world."

While waiting for his mana to recover, Chen Lin directly picked up "Fundamentals of Talisman" and read it. He continued to consolidate his foundation with a leisurely attitude.

This time he opened the chapter on Fu Dao Strange Objects.

There are many natural wonders recorded here, which can be used in conjunction with talismans:

"The rare blue sea fish beads can be engraved with water spells. If you use them in the future, you only need to replenish your mana. It is equivalent to a permanent spell and does not need to be redrawn."

"Hey, this is really good stuff."

"Red Flame Bamboo, the bamboo contains a natural essence of fire, which is not invaded by wind and rain, and does not extinguish day and night. This bamboo is used as a pen and the fire is used as ink, which greatly enhances the power of the fire spell. This is not bad."

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The next few days.

Ordinary days return.

There is nothing new in the mountains, just a pair of adulterers and a pair of cousins ​​who have no way to flatter themselves.

There are also three ordinary people who have not entered the Tao for various reasons, either hard-working or cowardly.

There are only seven people, but the grievances and hatreds inside are extremely complicated.

Chen Lin couldn't understand it for a while.

So he simply pulled away and ignored everything.

I only care about the one hundred and fifty "batteries" in the house every day.

In addition, I keep reading.

After reading "Fundamentals of Taoism", I started to look at the lingo of cultivation spread by various Taoist traditions.

If he doesn't understand this, he won't know how to practice even if he gets these Taoist-related exercises and spells in the future. If you don’t even know someone else’s code book, what’s the use of simply getting the code?

For example, the sentence "The Jade Rabbit sows the grain and fills the warehouse";
  The Jade Rabbit is noble, out of reach, unattainable, and rare for mortals to see, which can be interpreted as meaning the difficulty of practicing;

Then, the meaning of sowing is close to cultivation, which is temporarily interpreted as cultivation; the grain refers to harvest, and the harvest of cultivation is mana;
  Finally, Cang alludes to Dantian;
  At this time, Chen Lin briefly explained the whole sentence, as if he just said that practice is difficult, and he started to practice the exercises until the mana filled his Dantian...

That makes no sense!
  But when he found out that this was the song of the Jinyue Temple of the Zhengdao sect thousands of years ago.

Reacted immediately——

"Jade Rabbit Spreading" should be understood as the Jade Rabbit spreading moonlight on the moon to the earth!
  Therefore, the correct interpretation of the sentence "The Jade Rabbit sows the grain and fills the warehouse" is actually "Use a certain skill of Jinyue Temple under the moon to absorb the power of the moonlight until the Dantian is full"!
  This is just the ultimate easy difficulty...

The more Chen Lin watched, the more sleepy he became, but he still kept reading every day.

Even if you don't memorize it, you still have to have an impression.

On this day, it rained heavily.

Chen Lin hid in the house, listening to the patter of rain.

I just finished replenishing the mana on the talisman on the table.

Suddenly, there was a rapid knock on the door, and the excited voice of the eighth-year-old Ye Xuan sounded outside.

"Come right in," he said.

The voice just fell.

Ye Xuan, covered in rain, pushed open the door and rushed in like a calf.

"Chen Lin, I'm done!"

"I'm done!"

"What have you become?!" Chen Lin looked up at the embarrassed young man and blinked.

"I...I have entered Taoism!"

"Oh, I almost thought you had become an immortal!"

"what?"

Ye Xuan scratched his wet hair. Being disturbed like this, most of his excitement was gone.

"Chen Lin, why are there so many talismans on your table?"

He was about to pick up one and take a closer look.

Was stopped immediately.

"Your hands are full of water. Don't move them. These are my future spiritual stones!"

Chen Lin looked at his table. One hundred and fifty talisman papers were arranged neatly, which looked very comfortable at first glance.

"Lingshi?" Ye Xuan continued to bring his wet head over.

"Yeah, spirit stone..."

Chen Lin briefly explained the reason.

Ye Xuan's eyes suddenly widened:
  "Is there still such a job?"

"I'm going to pick it up too!"

"Let's go!"

The boy turned around and left, completely ignoring the rain outside.

Chen Lin quickly grabbed him and said, "Think clearly first, this will take up your time to practice drawing talismans."

"what?"

Ugh!
  The thirteen-year-old middle school boy is impulsive!

Chen Lin shook his head and held Ye Xuan down.

Continue to patiently explain the situation to him.

Only then did the young man understand.

"So this thing is so troublesome!"

"No, what about you?"

"Chen Lin, if you have accumulated so many talismans, then you won't practice or draw talismans?"

Ye Xuan's tone was surprised.

"My qualifications are a bit poor, so I won't focus on cultivation for the time being. I'll start with some side jobs to earn some spiritual stones, and then read books to lay a solid foundation."

Chen Lin said as he picked up a copy of "Millennium Taoist Biography" and handed it over.

Ye Xuan wiped his hands and took it in confusion, then opened it and took a look.

His eyes suddenly became more confused...

(End of this chapter)