Uncle Jiu: During the Republic of China, He Raised Spiritual Pets and Piled up Money to Practice Maoshan Skills.

Jiang Li traveled through the parallel world of the Republic of China. His family was extremely poor, and it took him five years to become a disciple of his uncle Jiu. The practice of Zhengyi teaching costs money like running water - elixirs, talismans, altars, and spiritual pets, all of which require stacks of silver coins, while Uncle Jiu is so poor that even his disciples use sand tables to practice drawing talismans. System arrival: Double-board start, draw a palm-sized stone spirit ferret, which can produce pure spiritual energy to feed the host by chewing the stone; every ten silver dollars spent on cultivation, the cultivation level will be accelerated to double, and the more you spend, the faster it will increase. Uncle Jiu saw that his little apprentice was changing every day, and he was so shocked that he couldn't even hold the ruler steady: "Where did you get so many silver dollars to buy spiritual materials?" Jiang Li pointed to the stone spirit ferret that was chewing green bricks in the backyard: "It can generate spiritual energy by chewing stones, and it doesn't cost a penny." Qiu Sheng, a literary talent, was so greedy that his mouth watered as he watched his junior brother's cultivation soar. The death of the old man of the Ren family is imminent, and Uncle Ninth has just received the ritual of subduing demons. Jiang Li stared at the option "Spend ten times the krypton gold to unlock the thunder method in advance" on the system panel, touched the silver coins he had just earned in his pocket, turned to Uncle Jiu and said, "Master, that zombie in the Ren family - don't take action, let me do it." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.