Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming Chapter 2152 - 1216

The Spiritual Fruit Wine that Luo Youyou gave her family—just one cup was enough to make them feel Spiritual Energy flooding their Dantian, so they couldn’t help wanting to raise their cultivation right there at the dinner table.

It took a lot of effort to suppress that urge, and then after they had a cup of Spiritual Tea, they felt like they really couldn’t take it anymore.

Of course, there were also people who suppressed their own cultivation, not letting themselves improve too fast. The reason they did this was so they could store so of the Spiritual Energy they absorbed into a Magic Artifact.

They wanted to use it all in one go when breaking through, or when facing danger in battle, so they’d have that Spiritual Energy as backup.

Of course, there was another way to replenish your strength, and that was taking Pills.

If you looked at so of the books written in the Cultivation World, and the cultivation journals they had seen—

using Spirit Stones to cultivate was just way too expensive for them.

Ridiculously expensive.

All those so‑called Imperial Green jades weren’t worth as much as a real Spirit Stone.

Luo Youyou thought she’d earned two hundred million off her ntor, but she hadn’t expected that her ntor was even blacker‑hearted, and went and earned six hundred million off her family.

And that still wasn’t sending out all the resources she’d gotten.

This ti when Mo Jingyan went back, the people he t were the Family Head, the old ancestor types—these were the closest ones in their Direct Lineage.

In modern society, getting food or dicine that contains Spiritual Energy is way too difficult.

Whether it was the wine Mo Jingyan brought back, or the tea he brought back—

the supplies he brought ho were all extrely, extrely expensive in their eyes.

They still didn’t know that the other side had also gifted Mo Jingyan a Storage Bag.

The fact that Mo Jingyan could get close to Luo Youyou, and could buy supplies from him—

made the family very pleased.

With the recent episodes of that variety show airing, even people like them who never watched TV or entertainnt knew about it.

Just because he was a Capable Being, he got attention.

And it was also thanks to the olive branch they’d thrown out that the other party was able to beco one of the ability personnel.

Doing this was also to inject so fresh blood into the family.

Of course, they had their own selfish motives.

They could buy supplies from their hands, or even tie the knot and beco in‑laws.

Mo Jingyan’s grandfather stared at him, the corner of his mouth curling up in a faint smile.

He didn’t object at all, and didn’t mind his own grandson having a teacher‑student romance.

Not caring about the consequences as long as it got results.

Mo Jingyan still didn’t know what his family was thinking.

But getting the money and encouragent from his family—

naturally felt very fulfilling.

eting with his family was only an hour or two anyway, and he didn’t et everyone.

He didn’t even see his grandma, his mother, or so other sisters, or so brothers in the family.

He didn’t et any of them, and the excuse was simply that he had class tomorrow.

When Mo Jingyan was about to leave, he received so hints from the elders.

Since he already knew Luo Youyou, he should start with this girl as a friend.

Hearing this hint, Mo Jingyan couldn’t help the flash that passed through his eyes.

Deep down, he also felt it was feasible.

This girl Luo Youyou was too interesting, too special, and her interests were tied to his own people.

If one day she beca his girlfriend or his wife, would he no longer need to spend money to buy resources?

Would he be able to get more resources and make more money?

Mo Jingyan was thinking it through in a very rosy way, though for now it was only in his heart.

Luo Youyou’s figure appeared in his mind; in the more than twenty years of his life, it was the first ti a young girl had appeared in his heart like this.

He knew even more clearly that now that he had this channel, his family valued him more.

He had his private motives too. With this supply channel in hand, of course he couldn’t share it with competitors.

He had to keep even his movents mysterious.

Mo Jingyan had already realized that as soon as he showed up in this city, other families had noticed.

Even though they didn’t know what he had brought back.

On the way back, their plane was still tailed—what was being tailed was the plane itself.

When Mo Jingyan got the report about the plane being followed, it ca from the captain, based on what he had observed.

They had originally planned out their route before taking off. Since the other side was also in a helicopter, he wanted to see if they really intended to follow him all the way to his city.

Were they going to follow him to so specific place?

But he couldn’t guarantee whether this would cause trouble later on.

Would it bring about so kind of trouble in the future? Maybe even turn into a ss that was hard to deal with.

Mo Jingyan didn’t want to drag ordinary teachers and students into danger.

So he ordered a change to the original route and diverted. The originally planned city was scrapped, and they landed first in another city along the way.

They made arrangents to land sowhere, and then arranged for another plane in another place, so that others would have no way to track them.

The city they were in, the place they were staying, was also one of their headquarters. There were multiple planes and helicopters in the residential area.

They were originally the owners of a certain private airport, and for convenience of travel, they had several private airports in different cities.

Civilian airports.

And in so city residential areas of theirs there were airports as well. Those who could use these planes were basically family mbers with status.

For example, soone like him, the future family heir—not just the successor to the business side, but also the heir to the family mbers’ authority, certain rights that only the Clan Leader could have.

The pilot received the ssage and imdiately reported over voice to the liaison officer.

The assistant bodyguards above Mo Jingyan were also busy; they kept tapping out strings of characters and barcodes on their computers that no outsider could understand.

Every person in the family was trained differently. Those being cultivated as key personnel would get a bigger share of resources.

For example, there were so who were also nominated as suitable candidates for certain posts. But they would work even harder—already being near the center of power, the more they wanted, the more they thought and sched.