Qi Coin Cultivation: I Eliminate Evil in the Western Fantasy Continent

Traveling across the Norn continent, Su Heng thought he had fallen into the world of swords and magic. Knights, mages, the Holy Light Church, the Elf Forest... Until he saw the soul-calling flags hanging under the old locust tree at the entrance of the village, and the taboos passed down by the mountain people from generation to generation: do not enter the mountains late at night, do not approach the ancient houses, and there is a river evil at the ferry when it is dark. This world is not only filled with magic, but also with spirits, evil spirits, residual spirits wandering among the mountains and ancient houses, as well as a set of forgotten Eastern folk customs and inheritance of immortality. Fortunately, he bound the only copy of [Qibi Mall]. Talismans, exercises, spiritual pet contracts, and Feng Shui formations all depend on the exchange of spiritual coins. Spirit coins are not earned by recharging, but by eliminating evil spirits. The spirit-attracting talisman is 10 coins, the Qingxinxiang is 15 coins, and you can draw a contracted spiritual pet - save up 300 coins. The Holy See of Holy Light regarded his talismans as heretical magic, and Inquisitor Marth Wayne added another name to his hunting list. But Su Heng is used to calculating carefully. In his previous life, he was a micro-Krypton player. What he was best at was hoarding resources and time, and passing the biggest level at the smallest cost. In this round of survival in another world, the trump cards in his hand are only a stick of incense, a hatchet, and a newly contracted wood spirit. So what? With Qi coins in hand, I have the world.