After transmigrating into the body of an ordinary mortal with no spiritual roots, Mu Gong thought he would spend his whole life farming.
But he has a Qi-Refining Gourd.
It can absorb qi from withered branches and dead leaves, spiritual plants and demon beasts, even corpses that have only just died. It can turn any kind of qi into anything at all. With a template, he can make as many spirit stones, spiritual materials, pills, and even magical treasures as he wants.
Other Qi Refiners spend ten years saving up the 1,000 spirit stones needed to build their foundation.
He makes enough spirit stones in a month to fill three rooms.
Others beg for a single Condensing Spirit Herb until they fall to their knees.
He copies a hundred of them and uses them for firewood.
While outer disciples of the Hehuan Sect toil through missions for a monthly stipend of 20 spirit stones,
Mu Gong is already seated in a private room at an immortal tower, telling a female disciple of the Hehuan Sect:
“Ten spirit stones, and you come with me.”
When you have rice, the chickens come on their own.
When you have spirit stones, the whole world smiles at you.
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They talk about equal exchange, but in essence they are still licking the dog, seeing that the woman cannot walk.