You Cultivate, I Farm-Chapter 871: The Sense of Accomplishment of a Spirit Plant Master

“That’s more than enough, Lu Mou only needs it to cultivate a newly acquired rare Spirit Plant, this amount of He Light Dust is more than sufficient.”

Lu Xuan hastily said.

The peculiar properties of the He Light Dust were perfect for cultivating that Lamp Igniting Ancient Grass, and with the remnant Buddhist nature in the Devil Suppressing Pestle, there was at least no need to worry about the early growth issues of this Seventh Grade Spirit Plant.

At the same time, he couldn’t help but marvel at the high efficiency of the Commerce Association.

With his mastery in Spirit Plants, he had no idea how to cultivate with the light-infused Spirit Soil, yet to his surprise, in just a short one or two months, the Commerce Association had gathered a full nine catties of He Light Dust for him.

“Then I am relieved,”

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said the Wood Daoren, exhaling a sigh of relief internally, knowing he had met the requirements of the Commerce Association’s most proficient Spirit Plant Master.

While Lu Xuan was surprised at the Association’s high efficiency, he had no idea that the Commerce Association worked so hard mainly to meet the demands of this Spirit Plant Master, a mutual dedication between the two parties.

“Nine catties of He Light Dust, if used for the crafting of magic artifacts and treasures, might be slightly insufficient due to the loss incurred during the process.”

“But for cultivating a Spirit Plant, it should be more than enough.”

“Thank you to the Commerce Association and Taoist friend Mu for going through so much trouble to gather such a large amount of He Light Dust for Lu Mou.”

“May I know the price of this He Light Dust?”

Lu Xuan asked, clasping his hands together.

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Having received the He Light Dust from the Commerce Association, he was quite content and naturally did not intend to take advantage of them without paying.

Of course, the main reason was that he was not short of Spirit Stones.

“Friend Lu, the He Light Dust is even rarer than Spirit Soil of the same rank, hence the price is not low. Nine thousand Low-grade Spirit Stones per catty, what do you think?”

The tall elder pondered a bit before cautiously asking.

“No problem, we’ll go with your price.”

Lu Xuan agreed readily.

“Here are seven hundred and twenty Middle Grade Spirit Stones, please have a look, Taoist friend Mu.”

With a flick of his hand, a small pile of Spirit Stones, emanating strong Spiritual Energy, floated in front of the elder.

“Friend Lu is quite straightforward!”

Taoist friend Mu said with a note of admiration in his voice as he stored the Spirit Stones in his storage bag.

“However, to think you would spend over seventy thousand Low-grade Spirit Stones just to cultivate a single Spirit Plant, you’re really going all in, I admire that,” ȓÁΝ𝘰₿ЕS̩

the Wood Daoren couldn’t help but comment.

Over seventy thousand Low-grade Spirit Stones could almost buy an average Fifth-grade Magical Artifact, and to use them all just for cultivating a Spirit Plant seemed beyond comprehension for him.

Nevertheless, having a good impression of Lu Xuan, he did not inquire rashly to avoid any potential suspicions between them.

“For Lu Mou, spending a little more to cultivate a beloved Spirit Plant is only right.”

“The sense of achievement when the Spirit Plant matures cannot be expressed in words. Compared to that, no amount of Spirit Stones would be considered too much.”

Lu Xuan said with sincerity.

Indeed, his words were not wrong. When the Spirit Plant matured and the Light Cluster appeared, it filled him with immense satisfaction. The feeling was magnified several times over as he obtained various rare and unheard-of treasures from it.

“Perhaps it is precisely because of such a sincere heart that Friend Lu has achieved his current status in the path of spiritual plants,”

the elder reflected thoughtfully.

“The sense of achievement you spoke of, this old man has felt something similar.”

“The fulfillment one feels from collecting rare treasures in the world is truly ineffable.”

“Ha ha, fellow seekers of the path!”

Lu Xuan laughed, though in his heart he was somewhat dismissive.

“How can the sense of achievement between the two of us be spoken of in the same breath?”

“Unless when you collect treasures, you can also bestow various rewards, then it’s more or less the same.”

He disparaged in his heart.

However, seeing Wood Daoren only achieve Core Formation in his waning years, he assumed it wasn’t a possibility.

The two of them chatted casually for a while.

Just before Wood Daoren was about to leave, Lu Xuan made a special request.

“Taoist friend Mu, once you return to the Commerce Association, please help me inquire if they have any ‘Pure and Clear Colored Glaze Tea Spirit Plant’ seeds or saplings,”

“Due to certain reasons, Lu Mou wishes to cultivate one or two in the near future, but I have had trouble finding a source and must seek assistance from the Commerce Association,” he said as he handed Wood Daoren a bottle of Fourth Grade Spirit Brew as a gift, looking at him with hopeful eyes.

“Alright, once I get back, I’ll inquire about it for you, friend Lu,” Wood Daoren promptly agreed with a smile, accepting the Spirit Brew that Lu Xuan handed to him.

“Friend Lu, until we meet again,” he said.

“Until we meet again, Taoist friend Mu, take care on your way,” Lu Xuan replied.

“Thank you for the reminder, friend,” the elder bowed, riding a light boat into the sky filled with faint threads of lightning.

After Wood Daoren disappeared completely, Lu Xuan then returned to his cave abode.

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He entered the Alchemy Room and took out an ancient, yellowing book from his storage bag.

The book exuded a faint scent of medicine, calming to anyone who smelled it.

It was the “Seven Chapters of the Pharmacist” that had previously emerged from the light cluster after the Medicinal Pangolin’s breakthrough, a tome on the Alchemy Dao from the Douluo Sect, filled with a variety of Spirit Plants’ medicinal properties and principles, invaluable to any Alchemist.

“Unfortunately, it only contains the first half, and several high-rank core recipes from the latter part are missing,” he lamented.

“I’ll have to wait for the Medicinal Pangolin to break through again,” Lu Xuan thought to himself.

The strength of this transparent and strange Insect Beast, which thrived on absorbing Pill Toxin, was growing at an acceptable rate considering the frequency of his elixir making, and the high-grade pills ensured it never lacked nourishment.

After chatting with Wood Daoren, Lu Xuan planned to delve into the “Seven Chapters of the Pharmacist” and identify a few Spirit Plants suitable for creating high-rank healing elixirs to develop healing treasures or core pill recipes.

“No choice, the demand for healing inner core pills in the Cultivation World is simply too great right now,” he said.

“So, I must temporarily change my identity and become an Alchemy Master,” he mused,

“Making money, well, it’s not degrading,” Lu Xuan sighed.

He selected a few high-rank Spirit Plants with healing effects and sent a message to Wen Qian and the others, asking them to keep an eye out.

“Additionally, I must make a trip to the Abyss Star Cave,” he murmured to himself after finishing his tasks.

Due to the rampant Evil Demons and the presence of numerous Evil Cultivators in Abyss Star Cave, its safety was far lower than that of the Thunderfire Star Cave.

Lu Xuan had not yet delivered the Mirage Demon Skin Bag he had previously acquired to the Netherworld Cave Abode, and he surmised that the Sixth Grade Ghost Eating Evil Vine should be nearing full maturity.

With a thought, the Grass Puppet impaled with a piece of the Thousand-Year-Old Ancient Tree Heart swiftly approached him on its long legs.

“You, even while absorbing and integrating this Ancient Tree Heart, never forget to patrol the Spirit Field. Truly a paragon of tireless dedication,” Lu Xuan said as he admired the Grass Puppet that still had a piece of the Ancient Tree Heart in its chest.

The Grass Puppet looked at him blankly, its hollow eye sockets revealing pleasure at his praise only to those who listened closely to its spirit.

“Keep up the good work, and I’ll let you oversee an even larger Cave Abode,” Lu Xuan encouraged what was essentially a born laborer.

The joy within the Grass Puppet intensified even further.

Content, Lu Xuan speculated that once it completely assimilated the Ancient Tree Heart, that would be the moment for its rank breakthrough.