Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming Chapter 1104 - 1104 672

1104: Chapter 672 1104: Chapter 672 “Ye Qiu, I’ve already learned how to refine Pills now, so I don’t lack Pills anymore!”

Cai Xiangxiang didn’t want to owe this man too much, fearing that he might harbor too many thoughts, making it feel as though she owed him sothing in this regard!

“Cai Xiangxiang, these kinds of low-level elixirs are of no use to us, but the people in your village and your family could use them.

Don’t be shy about it.

Aren’t we friends after all?”

How could Ye Qiu easily give up?

He first approached her family with this ulterior motive—appealing with gestures of care.

Over ti, even a heart of stone could soften!

“Actually, it’s useful.

Ye Qiu, you could sell them in so shops.

I don’t need these Pills anymore.

I’ll refine what’s needed for my family.”

Cai Xiangxiang’s firm rejection left Ye Qiu in an awkward spot, but he still thickened his skin and handed the Pills over to Cai Xiangxiang’s relatives!

Cai Xiangxiang watched her relatives accept them, feeling rather helpless.

However, there was little she could do, nor was it in her nature to criticize them face-to-face!

To benefit from another’s kindness and then reprimand them in words—it wasn’t sothing she could bring herself to do!

Cai Xiangxiang had no choice but to tell Ye Qiu that she needed to retreat into seclusion for Cultivation!

Although Ye Qiu was reluctant, he couldn’t stop her.

A Cultivator claiming they needed to Cultivate—if he beca pushy, it might only cause her to dislike him!

Though his heart was sowhat unwilling, he could only nod in agreent!

Ye Qiu decided to remain in the village.

Staying here served a purpose—he planned to start with Cai Xiangxiang’s family, and thus he began helping the villagers, guiding them in their path of Cultivation!

No effort was in vain—how else could this circle flourish?

Shouldn’t children start learning Cultivation as early as possible?

Even elderly folks, desiring longevity, had joined in.

Many had never attended school, so for children to elders, just holding a Secret Manual but being unable to read it was troubleso!

They could only rely on oral instruction from others to morize Cultivation spells.

For so doubters whose understanding was inadequate, continuous guidance was necessary!

Even if they managed to morize the spells, soone still needed to teach and explain how to Cultivate properly.

In the village, those who had progressed in their Cultivation would establish learning halls to explain terms to those with less advanced abilities!

These classes were usually taught by Yan Weiwei and Cai Xiangxiang, the two most advanced in cultivation, who carved out daily ti to instruct others!

Yan Weiwei’s family had started Cultivating earlier, but they were still in the Qi Cultivation Stage, and thus much of the nuanced knowledge of Cultivation was still necessary for them to learn!

It was challenging to ask them to serve as teaching leads!

During the months when Yan Weiwei and Cai Xiangxiang weren’t around, it was up to these family mbers to instruct the villagers and help them morize the Cultivation spells!

Allowing them to teach others was, in a way, reinforcing their understanding of what had been passed down to them by forr teachers—essentially repeating those lessons to deepen their grasp!

With the return of Yan Weiwei and Cai Xiangxiang, guidance for cultivating resud, though their ti was still limited.

When Ye Qiu ca to help at the learning hall, no one turned him down!

Ordinary folk living in the village included relatives from other areas in addition to the villagers themselves!

The castle was sealed off, but it had abundant land, where every household could grow so crops.

The fields yielded enough grain, vegetables, and fruits for sustainable living!

The Array enclosing the area made the Spiritual Energy here unusually rich.

While bitter, freezing snow engulfed the outside world, leaving ordinary people unable to cope, inside the castle it was as if spring prevailed all year round.

It was possible to grow crops, vegetables, and fruits across all seasons!

As for at, Jiang Tang had previously stocked the village with plenty of provisions.

Every household had granaries, and in addition, they distributed Storage Bags filled with grain and ats—these were originally ant to sustain the village’s elderly and middle-aged for a few years!

Unexpectedly, they left and did not return, making those supplies the villagers’ current source of support.

The residents of Cai Family Village were well aware that the Saint Master had gone missing—they didn’t know when they’d be taken away either, so they rationed dishes sparingly.

Eating at was a rarity, limited to occasional als.

Yet compared to their old days, this was already a considerable improvent!

The fruits and vegetables they now consud were imbued with Spiritual Energy, nourishing their bodies with a continual uptake of Spiritual Energy.

This, alongside daily Cultivation exercises, had brought them to the threshold of stepping into Cultivation itself.

Beyond attending classes and Cultivating, villagers would also farm, leveraging every advantageous condition available.

With plentiful fruits and vegetables, they achieved self-sufficiency!

Ye Qiu used his lectures as a pretense to stay, comfortably fitting the role of a Golden Core Cultivator guiding those just starting down the path of Cultivation!

His explanations of his own Cultivation experience were undeniably beneficial to others!

He put genuine effort in, earning gratitude and respect.

People couldn’t help but feel a certain warmth toward him.

Ye Qiu sought to integrate himself into this community.

By teaching for two hours daily, he justified his continued stay.

The deeper reasoning, however, was that living in the village allowed him opportunities to see Cai Xiangxiang!

Staying in soone’s household ant there were occasional chances to encounter her!

Ye Qiu didn’t care how lively the outside world was, or what was happening beyond the village’s boundaries.

His current goal was clear: to win over the woman he loved!

For many Daoist couples among Clan Descendants like him, alliances were arranged marriages.

Yet, there were exceptions—they could sotis choose partners they truly loved, progressing together in their Cultivation journey!

Lin Dandan, aside from coming out to eat whenever food was delivered, spent the rest of her ti in Cultivation!

For those who were pregnant, Cultivation was beneficial—not just to the mother but also to the baby in her womb, as it too could absorb Spiritual Energy!