I Became A Cannon Fodder In A Female Protagonist Cultivation Novel Chapter 219 - 219 Immortal Book and Taking the Blame

Chapter 219 - 219 Immortal Book and Taking the Blame

219 Immortal Book and Taking the Blame

The pair of sleepy eyes also told Fang Jinyu that s.h.i.+ Wushuang would have obtained the “postnatal spiritual root” in the first place, but she accidentally obtained it. Moreover, the spiritual root she obtained was far from as good as the one she had.

Although s.h.i.+ Wushuang’s current spiritual root had an extremely pathetic C- grade apt.i.tude, it was still a single-attribute spiritual root.

As for the reason s.h.i.+ Wushuang was chosen by the Immortal Ascension stage cultivators, she made the upper realm discover the existence of immortal seeds in the secret realm. To the immortal cultivators, it was considered a meritorious deed.

Allowing s.h.i.+ Wushuang to form a first-grade core was a form of compensation from the immortal realm for her fate being disturbed and almost being possessed.

“How about Lin Xianer?”

Fang Jinyu remembered that the mission back then was related to Lin Xianer. Since s.h.i.+ Wushuang’s mission was compensation from the immortal realms, what about Lin Xianer’s mission?

However, at this moment, Fang Jinyu had already woken up from his dream.

The scene left Fang Jinyu stunned.

Fang Jinyu hadn’t even asked what the “immortal book” was.

Fortunately, Fang Jinyu soon knew how to use the “immortal book,” even though he didn’t ask.

It could be traded directly in the “immortal medium.”

They were five red talisman-like objects, each with the same immortal symbol on it. With the help of the gains he obtained from the system, Fang Jinyu used three days to understand what the immortal symbols represented—wealth.

In addition, each “immortal book” contained a wisp of luck.

There was no need to refine it. He only needed to hold the “immortal book” to obtain luck in it.

When the five “immortal books” appeared in the “immortal medium,” even though Fang Jinyu didn’t have them and only had a vague feeling that he could use them, he was keenly aware that his luck had improved a little.

“If I had ten thousand immortal books, wouldn’t I have the same luck as the protagonist?”

Fang Jinyu was shocked.

Afterward, Fang Jinyu looked at the thing that had appeared from the “immortal medium.”

It was a magic treasure.

It was a stone cauldron born from heaven and earth, possessing five magic domains.

Apart from being used to refine elixirs and spirit tools, it could also be used to set up formations, trap enemies, and suppress luck.

At this moment, there was a message left by the original owner of the stone cauldron— I traveled through the Immortal Ancient Lands and suppressed a path of cultivation. I accidentally obtained this stone cauldron. It’s barely pa.s.sable.

Fang Jinyu didn’t know where the Immortal Ancient Land was, but judging from the fact that it was able to suppress an immortal path, the original owner was immortal!

Looking at the words, “barely pa.s.sable,” Fang Jinyu couldn’t help but twitch the corners of his mouth.

However, Fang Jinyu’s eyes were filled with joy.

The immortals of the immortal realm might not be interested in such a magic treasure, but he was!

Moreover, such a magic treasure could be exchanged for only three “immortal books.”

Therefore, without hesitation, Fang Jinyu immediately made the exchange.

There were only two immortal books left in the “immortal medium.” A stone cauldron with a few wisps of immortal energy slowly emerged from the “immortal medium.”

With the stone cauldron in his hand, Fang Jinyu only had one thought in his mind.

The immortal book was indeed valuable!

Or rather, in the immortal realm, top-notch magic treasures were far “cheaper” than what the cultivators of the lower realm imagined.

Thinking of this, Fang Jinyu quickly looked at the other things he could exchange for.

At this moment, Fang Jinyu had the capital to exchange with others, so the “immortal medium” was no longer empty. From time to time, a few things would appear.

Afterward, Fang Jinyu discovered that one immortal book could be exchanged for three kinds of grade 9 heavenly materials and earthly treasures!

“Ridiculous…”

In disbelief, Fang Jinyu used an immortal book to exchange for three grade 9 heavenly materials and earthly treasures and then used an immortal book to exchange for a set of armor from the immortal realm.

The armor could help Fang Jinyu block three attacks from an Incarnation stage cultivator.

However, the five immortal books were all spent at this point. Looking at the “immortal medium,” which had returned to its original state and showed no signs of activity, Fang Jinyu was full of enthusiasm for the task of helping such “unlucky people.”

However, it was a pity that he only had one mission in his hands…

“It’s not easy to earn money!”

Fang Jinyu sighed in his heart. If he had enough immortal books, he could refine a large number of elixirs!

However, after getting three grade 9 heavenly materials and earthly treasures, Fang Jinyu could now prepare to refine the first cauldron of Nascent Soul stage elixirs.

It was because one of the grade 9 heavenly materials and earthly treasures had the same medicinal properties as the spirit herbs he needed previously.

As for the elixir, the reason why the core spirit herb was grade 8 heavenly materials and earthly treasures was that it was too difficult to obtain grade 9 spirit herbs, so he could only settle for the second-best.

The cauldron of Nascent Soul stage prescription was called the “Close to Incarnation Elixir.” By its name, one could tell that the cauldron of elixirs wasn’t simple.

One could consume the elixir when one ranked from 1 in the Nascent Soul stage to 9.

It was “Close to Incarnation!”

Of course, not everyone could take the elixir. Only those who had formed a grade 1 core and broken through to the Nascent Soul stage within a hundred years were qualified to take it.

Originally, Fang Jinyu would have to find another place to refine the Close to Incarnation Elixir even if he had gathered all the required spirit herbs.

It was because refining the elixir required the use of the twenty-four solar terms, the essence of the sun and moon, and the mysterious aura of the earth’s veins and water circulation. It took twelve years to refine!

It was borrowing the power of heaven and earth to refine elixirs.

Since Fang Jinyu now had the stone cauldron, there was no need to go through so much trouble. Furthermore, what made him most curious was that after he refined the stone cauldron, he discovered that the magic treasure had the miraculous effect of speeding up elixir refinement!

Originally, it would take twelve years to refine the Close to Incarnation Elixir, but with the stone cauldron, it would take six years.

Fang Jinyu could have refined the elixirs six years earlier!

“If the specific information regarding the stone cauldron were to spread, it is likely that even Incarnation stage lord cultivators couldn’t resist fighting for it…” Fang Jinyu’s heart skipped a beat. Afterward, he guarded the stone cauldron in his palm and began to refine elixirs.

The stone cauldron could conceal one’s aura and suppress phenomena.

Therefore, even in such a simple and crude environment, it was fine.

“As expected of a treasure of the immortal realms.”

Fang Jinyu couldn’t help but say,

…

In the immortal realm.

There was a cold, cheerless hall in a deserted place.

However, although the hall was cold and cheerless, the lotus pond in front of it was exceptionally “lively.”

It was because several cultivation lotuses were blooming at the same time.

At this moment, a lazy-looking little cultivation helper sat up by the lotus pond. He immediately yawned and rubbed his eyes sleepily.

Suddenly, the little cultivation helper noticed something and happily shouted to the hall behind him, “Lord, the defective item you refined has been replaced.”

Someone from the hall immediately responded and said, “Nonsense! What do you mean by the defective item I refined?! That was refined by you!”

The little cultivation helper cowered upon hearing this and hurriedly agreed, “Oh, right! I refined it, not you.”