He Yan, a master of the Agricultural University, woke up and ascended to the fairy world in the Dharma-ending era, where he became the caretaker of an abandoned mine.
The spiritual energy here is exhausted, and the great masters of the Immortal Sect cannot even support the flying swords. They rely entirely on the Jiuyao Immortal Alliance, which monopolizes the spiritual stone veins, to squeeze out the low-level monks to survive. The inkstone was thrown into an abandoned mining area that had been squeezed dry. The soil was so barren that even weeds were pitiful. The deacon of the Immortal Alliance came to press for rent, but he stared at the wasteland all over the mountain with gleaming eyes—this group of immortals guarded the spiritual mineral companion soil, but they could only violently extract the pure natural spiritual energy.
The [Tiandao Analyzer] in the sea of consciousness was activated, and everything turned into a torrent of data in his eyes. No fertilizer? He composted the demonic beast bones discarded by the Immortal Alliance at high temperatures to synthesize high-purity bone meal phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Bad environment? He used the scraps of discarded formations to build a spirit-gathering greenhouse, with temperature, light, water and gas fully automatically adjusted. Others fought for a few low-grade spiritual stones, but He Yan planted the first mutant spirit grain in the experimental field.
Three months later, the spiritual energy content of the Linggu he planted was ten times that of ordinary fairy rice, and its taste was comparable to dragon liver and phoenix marrow.
The whole fairy world was shocked. The Jiuyao Immortal Alliance sent a special envoy to test the situation. The Sword Cultivator Sect next door was so poor that they couldn't take the blame. They squatted in front of the door every day to eat. Even the remaining souls in the Ten Thousand Years Forbidden Land asked Dreams to discuss cooperation with him. But He Yan just silently circled the next barren mountain on the map and smiled at the yield per mu data on the analyzer.
"If this sloping land is transformed into terraced fields, the yield per mu can be increased by another 30%."
