Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming Chapter 374 - 374 308

374: Chapter 308 374: Chapter 308 Jiang Tang finished a al with everyone and bid farewell to the Lai Family.

The people of the Lai Family felt reluctant to see off this Great Power Holder as they set aside their tasks to bid him goodbye at the main entrance.

It could be said that they had never seen soone with such a high cultivation level before Jiang Tang’s visit; the highest cultivation they had seen was their Elder, who had only advanced his cultivation level after consuming a Supre Elixir.

In front of this visitor, their family Elder appeared as insignificant as an ant, which attested to this person’s strength.

It was only when they used their cultivation techniques to facilitate their breathing that they felt at ease in this person’s presence.

Jiang Tang took out a flying arrow, and everyone jumped onto the magic artifact with him.

The flying arrow shot into the sky, leaving only a trail of smoke behind as it vanished from sight with astonishing speed.

This occasion once again astounded the Lai Family mbers, as they had never seen such a fast flying artifact before, which moved as though it were a legendary Immortal Artifact.

After seeing off Jiang Tang, Lai Jianlin didn’t selfishly rush to cultivate but sent a ssage to Luo Yaxuan first, informing him, of course, that Jiang Tang had left him a jade slip with cultivation spells.

When Luo Yaxuan received the ssage from Lai Jianlin, he was dining and chatting with the key mbers of his family, naturally discussing their future developnt.

After joining the Saint Sect, they still needed to develop their previous industries, not to ntion compete for resources, sothing they must strive for at any ti.

They believed that joining the Saint Sect and becoming an affiliated family rely ant having a powerful backer.

The younger generation could go to the Saint Sect to beco disciples and undertake missions, but the older generation and those involved in the family business would still hold their positions back ho.

By joining the Saint Sect and gaining resources and Supre Elixirs, they were simply taking bold strides forward fueled by their ambition.

Many things could not rely on others; more often, it relied on one’s own efforts, with others providing rely a form of moral support.

Whether they could beco more prosperous entirely depended on their own strategy.

The mbers of the Luo Family also wished to beco a family of the era like the Top Ten Clans—without their heritage but having a powerful backer, nothing was a problem.

Luo Yaxuan’s youthful arrogance and confidence were evident on his face.

Among the three major families, he remained an elite among elites.

To match the elites of the Top Ten Clans, he knew he had to work even harder in the days to co.

Jiang Tang was incomparable; his opportunities, his luck, one dared not underestimate him.

As Luo Yaxuan and the other family mbers were wrapping up their conversation, preparing to return to their courtyard to consu Supre Elixirs and enter seclusion for cultivation, he decided not to return to Nangong Immortal Sect for the ti being, having resolved to join the Saint Sect.

In the days ahead, he would undoubtedly need to make a good impression in Saint Sect.

The location of the Saint Sect had not yet been determined, and he could use this ti to enrich himself.

He had left two elixirs for himself before, and this ti he had purchased another one hundred, which of course, could not be distributed among every mber of the family—only the elites among them, as well as those who had contributed to the family and provided resources, would have a share.

This decision disappointed so; one hundred elixirs were far from enough for their family of over a thousand mbers, not to ntion having two types of Supre Elixirs each.

This situation was not unique to them; the Lai Family likely faced the sa issue.

With their resources, to have obtained one hundred Supre Elixirs was a bargain already.

The resources exchanged were rely monetary wealth on the surface; their main industries remained untouched, and their foundations unshaken.

After so ti, they would have resources to exchange for Supre Elixirs again.

It was at this mont that Luo Yaxuan heard the news from Lai Jianlin and couldn’t help but reveal a look of surprise, his youthful face breaking into a delighted smile.

Luo Yaxuan was having a al with his parents and grandparents, joined only by the three Elders.

Seeing his smile, Family Head Luo asked, “Son, what happy event has occurred?”

“It must be our son’s girlfriend who has contacted him,” Madam Luo said.

“That’s right, grandson, you’re not getting any younger; it’s ti to settle down and start a career,” Madam Luo remarked.

“At my age, it wouldn’t be too late to beco a great-grandfather, haha,” Elder Luo said.

“Congratulations, Mr.

Luo, we’ll soon have a Young Madam,” the three Elders chid in.

Before Luo Yaxuan could clarify, the elders began chattering amongst themselves; was he always supposed to be encircled by marital affairs at his age?

Could his smile not hold any other aning?

Did a man have to settle down and start a family?

Luo Yaxuan hadn’t ruled out having a partner, but another person ant another concern, another division of his attention.

He believed the path of cultivation was long and that he shouldn’t tie himself to soone else.

He wasn’t interested in experiencing romantic relationships yet, not because there was anything abnormal about him.

He had his needs and desires too, just that he focused more on certain aspects.

As the Young Master of the Luo Family, he had to work several tis harder than others.

How was he to bear the responsibility of an entire family?

During his recent excursion for competitions, He had seen many Great Power Holders, many of whom were young and already above the Nascent Soul stage.

In their own family, the highest was only at the Golden Core Stage, without even a single Nascent Soul among them.

In the battles of Immortal Lord City, they fought tooth and nail, yet in the grander sche, they were re specks.

The pride and complacency of the past were nothing more than self-consolation.

Luo Yaxuan’s thoughts were fleeting, and he didn’t know whether to laugh or cry at the elder’s remarks.