Chapter 1865: Chapter 1401: Pending Revision_2
“A bottle of Healing Pills from the Realm of Human Immortality, as per today’s price, set at one million ten thousand! Does anyone offer a higher bid?”
“One million five hundred thousand!” shouted a displeased Confucian cultivator.
In reality, this price had slightly exceeded its original value.
“Two bottles!” Li Zhirui remained calm. To him, what are Pills of the Human Immortal Rank? If not for fear of drawing too much attention, he could have easily taken out dozens of top-grade elixirs of the Earth Immortal or Heavenly Immortal Rank.
Instantly, the venue fell silent, so quiet you could hear a pin drop!
Spending over two million to buy a handwritten piece by a Great Confucian was already drastically overpriced, so naturally, no one thought to compete with him.
“Does anyone else wish to offer a higher price?”
After a mont, only a ‘pop’ was heard as the dust settled.
Many people glanced at Li Zhirui with peculiar expressions—greedy, surprised, or thinking he was foolish.
But he himself, was oblivious to it all!
Maybe in others’ eyes, he was a fool for bidding at such a high price.
But in Li Zhirui’s view, rely using two bottles of easily refined Pills from the Realm of Human Immortality to acquire sothing beneficial to his cultivation was simply a great bargain!
Hence, he remained calm, indifferent to the gazes of others, without any internal turmoil!
The subsequent auction items held no gains for him, so naturally, Li Zhirui didn’t bid and just sat idly by.
“Next, are the last three treasures of today’s auction!”
The auctioneer’s tone beca excited, as if what followed were so extraordinary treasures.
“The first item, the military book ‘Martial Arts Book’ by Wei Wu, a direct disciple of the Military Saint… a fragnt!”
Initially, he had raised everyone’s expectations high; it’s known that the Saints of the Human Dao Hundred Schools possess powers comparable to Heavenly Immortal Cultivators!
Although they cannot attain longevity, they remain forever in the Human Dao Intent, even retaining their consciousness, isn’t this another form of immortality?
Of course, the biggest drawback is their inability to easily leave the Human Dao Intent, as it is both a protection and a prison.
But once he finished speaking, the heightened atmosphere instantly deflated.
Even as the direct disciple of a Military Saint, it turned out to be just a fragnt, rendering its value significantly discounted.
However, truth be told, if not for this, the rchants wouldn’t bring it out for auction. Wouldn’t it be better to keep it for their own research?
Nonetheless, the value of this auction item is still very high, especially for the Military Family. A chance to reclaim their Saint’s direct disciple’s fragnt is an opportunity not to be missed.
At first, there were others competing with them, but as prices climbed crazily and the Military Family showed determination to secure it, so chose to retreat.
This group of brutes, these killers, wouldn’t listen to any reasoning. They were ready to use weapons, so they wouldn’t speak lightly.
Thus, they succeeded in procuring it at a price slightly above its value!
“The second auction item is a legacy of a long-lost school of thought! Its na is the Heavenly Phenona School! Its core philosophy is…”
Heavenly Phenona School?
Many people looked bewildered upon hearing this, not understanding very well.
But as he began to explain its core philosophy, everyone understood that it was actually similar to the Feng Shui School and the Terrain School among the Hundred Schools, both capable of modifying luck.
However, while the Feng Shui School and the Terrain School survived, the Heavenly Phenona School vanished in the river of history until now, when the rchants unearthed a legacy.
Many were eager because if they could successfully rebuild this school of thought, they would leave a definite mark in history!
For most disciples who cannot cultivate to the Saint realm, this is the best result.
Because many cultivators of the Hundred Schools choose to be enshrined as deities after death,
“The last auction item is the thod for establishing a Human Dao Empire!… a fragnt.”
Initially, the thods for establishing a Human Dao Empire were not rare, even considered widespread, since many Human Dao dynasties erged from Daqian.
But as the Human Dao migrated to the Southern Domain and no longer needed to compete for territory with the Immortal Tao, the three existing great empires, Daqian, Great Zhou, and Great Xia, consciously sealed and destroyed the thods circulated outside.
And the thod that the rchants painstakingly acquired, is also just an incomplete fragnt.
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But in Li Zhirui’s view, rely using two bottles of easily refined Pills from the Realm of Human Immortality to acquire sothing beneficial to his cultivation was simply a great bargain!
Hence, he remained calm, indifferent to the gazes of others, without any internal turmoil!
The subsequent auction items held no gains for him, so naturally, Li Zhirui didn’t bid and just sat idly by.
“Next, are the last three treasures of today’s auction!”
The auctioneer’s tone beca excited, as if what followed were so extraordinary treasures.
“The first item, the military book ‘Martial Arts Book’ by Wei Wu, a direct disciple of the Military Saint… a fragnt!”
Initially, he had raised everyone’s expectations high; it’s known that the Saints of the Human Dao Hundred Schools possess powers comparable to Heavenly Immortal Cultivators!
Although they cannot attain longevity, they remain forever in the Human Dao Intent, even retaining their consciousness, isn’t this another form of immortality?
Of course, the biggest drawback is their inability to easily leave the Human Dao Intent, as it is both a protection and a prison.
But once he finished speaking, the heightened atmosphere instantly deflated.
Even as the direct disciple of a Military Saint, it turned out to be just a fragnt, rendering its value significantly discounted.
However, truth be told, if not for this, the rchants wouldn’t bring it out for auction. Wouldn’t it be better to keep it for their own research?
Nonetheless, the value of this auction item is still very high, especially for the Military Family. A chance to reclaim their Saint’s direct disciple’s fragnt is an opportunity not to be missed.
At first, there were others competing with them, but as prices climbed crazily and the Military Family showed determination to secure it, so chose to retreat.
This group of brutes, these killers, wouldn’t listen to any reasoning. They were ready to use weapons, so they wouldn’t speak lightly.
Thus, they succeeded in procuring it at a price slightly above its value!
“The second auction item is a legacy of a long-lost school of thought! Its na is the Heavenly Phenona School! Its core philosophy is…”
Heavenly Phenona School?
Many people looked bewildered upon hearing this, not understanding very well.
But as he began to explain its core philosophy, everyone understood that it was actually similar to the Feng Shui School and the Terrain School among the Hundred Schools, both capable of modifying luck.
However, while the Feng Shui School and the Terrain School survived, the Heavenly Phenona School vanished in the river of history until now, when the rchants unearthed a legacy.
Many were eager because if they could successfully rebuild this school of thought, they would leave a definite mark in history!
For most disciples who cannot cultivate to the Saint realm, this is the best result.
Because many cultivators of the Hundred Schools choose to be enshrined as deities after death,
“The last auction item is the thod for establishing a Human Dao Empire!… a fragnt.”
Initially, the thods for establishing a Human Dao Empire were not rare, even considered widespread, since many Human Dao dynasties erged from Daqian.
But as the Human Dao migrated to the Southern Domain and no longer needed to compete for territory with the Immortal Tao, the three existing great empires, Daqian, Great Zhou, and Great Xia, consciously sealed and destroyed the thods circulated outside.
And the thod that the rchants painstakingly acquired, is also just an incomplete fragnt.
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