Chapter 21 Goodbye Wang Ming

"Yining, what is your relationship with this Uncle Su?"

After Su Ming left the Jade Talisman Hall, Lu Shiyun's eyes flickered. After thinking for a moment, she asked Lu Yining, whose smile had not yet faded.

"Miss, Yining doesn't know either."

"When Senior Su came into the store and saw me, he only said that he had an old relationship with Grandpa, but didn't mention the specific matters..."

"And Grandpa never mentioned Senior Su to Yining..."

Faced with Lu Shiyun's question, Lu Yining didn't dare to hide it, and immediately told everything she knew honestly.

"He has such a young foundation and such superb talisman skills. He shouldn't be an unknown person. Why haven't I heard of this person in the sect..."

Lu Shiyun thought with doubt in his eyes, took out a Xuanshui amulet from the storage bag and looked at it thoughtfully in his hand.

Whether it was other second-level talismans, the water talisman refined by Su Ming was of extremely high quality, and there was a unique fluctuation of mana, which was extremely powerful.

Thinking of this, Lu Shiyun was also a little curious, and decided to find out some information through the family to see what Su Ming was like.

"You performed well in this transaction, and this bottle of Yuquan Dan will grant you to improve your cultivation..."

"When you break through the late stage of Qi Refining, you will be the manager of Yufu Hall..."

With a wave of her jade hand, Lu Shiyun threw a jade bottle to Lu Yining and spoke lightly.

With Lu Shiyun's status in the Lu family, it was just a matter of words to promise a small manager.

But for Lu Yining, a collateral disciple, it was a great opportunity.

"Thank you, Miss!"

Lu Yining showed a look of surprise on her face, and bowed quickly.

Until now, Lu Yining was still a little dazed, as if a pie in the sky had been hit.

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After leaving Yufu Hall, Su Ming walked on the bustling streets and finally came to a square in Lingtaifang City. The square was full of stalls of cultivators, most of whom were Qi Refining cultivators, but there were also a few stalls where Foundation Establishment cultivators sat.

There are still two days before the auction, and Su Ming is not going to return to the sect. He has nothing to do, so he comes here to see if he can buy some materials he needs.

There are many cultivators in Lingtai Market now, maybe he can bring something different?

After a round, Su Ming bought some materials that can be used in Baiyi, which are rare materials that he has never seen in the store before.

Most of the materials sold in the square are fur, bones, and blood from monsters, as well as spiritual herbs and elixirs unique to various places.

Jiangguo is backed by the Kunwu Mountains and is very close to the habitat of monsters. Although there is a risk of monster invasion, monster resources are also one of the most important resources to maintain Jiangguo's cultivation world.

Monsters are full of treasures. Their hair can be used to make talisman pens, their fur can be used to make robes, and their bones are commonly used materials for refining tools. Different grades of magic tools can be refined according to the level of the monsters. Their blood can be used to refine spiritual ink and practice some special spells...

The struggle between cultivators and monsters has been heard since ancient times. Countless years of grievances and entanglements have given the cultivation world a very mature monster handling system, and every bit of flesh and blood can be used.

It is precisely because of the value of monsters, and the fact that there are many rare spiritual materials in the Kunwu Mountains in addition to monsters, that a large number of Jiang Kingdom cultivators have been attracted to the Kunwu Mountains to hunt monsters and look for opportunities.

However, opportunities are often accompanied by risks. The identities of hunters and prey may change at any time. Countless cultivators disappeared after entering the Kunwu Mountains and never returned.

With the Kunwu Mountains on the border of Jiang Kingdom, which is five thousand miles deep, as the boundary, the territories of the two races of humans and monsters have remained unchanged for tens of thousands of years.

It was OK for low-level cultivators to enter the Kunwu Mountains to hunt monsters, but if high-level cultivators like Jindan Zhenren went deep into the Kunwu Mountains for 5,000 miles, they would be attacked by a group of third-level monsters once they were discovered, which was extremely dangerous.

It was normal for Guiyuan Sect disciples to enter the Kunwu Mountains to hunt monsters and seek opportunities, especially for foundation-building cultivators, who often entered the Kunwu Mountains to obtain resources.

According to the biographies and classics that Su Ming had read, Jiang State belonged to the Tiannan Xiuxian Realm, which means the southernmost part of this continent. The Kunwu Mountains ruled by the demon clan separated Tiannan from other Xiuxian Realms like a natural barrier.

It was rumored that if one could cross the Kunwu Mountains, one could reach a Xiuxian Realm called "Zhongzhou", which was extremely prosperous and was a holy land for cultivators recorded in the biography.

Tiannan was surrounded by the sea on three sides, and further south of the Tiannan Xiuxian Realm was the endless Sea of ​​​​Destruction. In the biography, a Yuanying cultivator tried to cross this sea, but failed in the end.

Of course, these are all the news that Su Ming saw in the biography and legend, and he couldn't be sure whether it was true or false.

There are more stalls in the square than before, and the distance between the stalls is closer. The cultivators come and go, looking around, stopping from time to time to ask questions. It seems that many people have the idea of ​​"picking up bargains" to get rich overnight.

The things on the stalls cannot be guaranteed to be true or false. Whether it is a loss or a profit depends entirely on your own eyesight, and the market will not care.

In the biographies and legends of the immortal world, there are many stories of cultivators who have a keen eye for pearls, picking up dusty treasures from inconspicuous stalls, and then changing their fate against the will of heaven.

These biographies and rumors also make many cultivators like to wander around the stalls in the market when they have nothing to do, and have unrealistic fantasies.

Su Ming walked around the square, and except for some materials for various arts, he didn't find anything that would help him improve his cultivation.

With his experience and eyesight, he did not find any treasures covered in dust, but he did find many fakes, but he had no interest in exposing them.

Seeing that it was getting late, Su Ming no longer had the interest to continue shopping and was ready to return to the market inn.

But at this moment, Su Ming suddenly caught a glimpse of a familiar figure.

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In the corner of Lingtai Market Square, Wang Ming sat cross-legged in front of a stall, which was selling many low-grade magic tools.

The stall was mostly filled with low-grade magic tools, with only one medium-grade magic tool, and the quality was still very average. Judging from the styles and refining techniques of these magic tools, they should all be made by the same person.

"Most of the cultivators in Lingtai Market have a high level of cultivation. It seems that we have to go to some small markets to sell these magic tools..."

Wang Ming looked at the cultivators coming and going in the square, with a thoughtful look in his eyes.

He had been setting up a stall for an afternoon, and only sold three low-grade magic tools. Most of the cultivators in the late stage of Qi Refining were too lazy to even look at the low-grade magic tools on the stall.

"Why are you setting up a stall in the market instead of practicing in the sect?"

A familiar voice sounded beside his ears, and Wang Ming suddenly raised his head and looked at the man in green in front of the stall.

This voice was almost engraved in Wang Ming's bones, and he would never forget it in his life.

This man was Su Ming, and he was also the benefactor who pulled him out of the "quagmire".

"Senior!"

Wang Ming stood up suddenly and looked at Su Ming with excitement.

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