Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming Chapter 493 - 493 367

493: Chapter 367 493: Chapter 367 Fan Dingding and Bi Renchuan, since entering this place, chose not to be the third wheel.

Of course, when it was ti to carry out missions, the two would join others to do so.

These two beca inseparable brothers, and occasionally Bi Renchuan’s speech was still sowhat snappy, which also beca the unique way the brothers chatted.

The people who joined them on missions also ford a group; those were all from the Jiang Family.

They ca for resources and, believing they were from the sa surna clan as Jiang Tang, acted a bit arrogantly.

They maintained a superficial peace, divided the work, cooperated, and no conflicts occurred.

The only reason was out of consideration for Jiang Tang’s face and the resources he provided.

Jiang Tang’s generous actions ant everyone had a share.

Initially, every clan’s mbers thought only the preexisting mbers would own the resources and that the newcors might obtain so only after completing missions.

Because in addition to being these people’s friends, they were also subordinates brought over by upper echelons.

What they least expected was that Jiang Tang actually distributed two jade bottles to each person, each containing different pills.

These were unlike anything they had seen before, so when they heard they were supre elixirs, everyone was ecstatic.

Regardless of status, many had never seen such supre elixirs; perhaps only a few among them had ever encountered such supre elixirs.

It was those few who led them here; they too received two bottles, in a fair and just distribution of two pill-laden bottles per person.

For those two supre elixirs, they also contributed their best efforts to the construction.

In this construction, gender was no barrier.

Among the three clans brought here, there were both n and won, middle-aged and young, but mainly the younger generation.

Those who had always longed for an upgrade in their cultivation, those who had always desired to obtain supre elixirs, all had their wishes fulfilled.

The Jiang Family also sent an heir, Mr.

Jiang from the Jiang Family, who once resided in that courtyard.

Although he was an heir, he had been out and about, and this ti, he missed the chance to obtain a supre elixir, unlike his father and the elders.

Let alone the other family mbers.

Later when Jiang Tang visited again, he brought so resources and also supre elixirs for the family.

He was fortunate to receive two, but the family’s supply of supre elixirs was limited.

Those of lower status and less significant contributions received none.

This ti, the family’s call was a beacon for resources.

Moreover, as their family had been integrated into the Saint Sect, they were proud of sharing the Jiang surna.

Jiang Tang, the Saint Master, shared their surna, making them believe they would receive more favorable treatnt compared to others.

While they thought so, they didn’t express it.

With Jiang Tang acting this way, no one dared to provide feedback, because others also had to make similar contributions and undertake the sa tasks.

This was unlike other Immortal Sects, where people only beca disciples.

Even newcors were expected to complete missions, and without a higher status, everyone had to work.

Jiang Family mbers also noticed that among the hundreds present, it was only Jiang Tang who seed to have the most leisure ti; everyone else was busy helping out, including the won from the Ten Great Clans.

Jiang Tang would inspect the area daily without the need for flying.

From the mountaintop, he could see everything; he no longer needed to use visual strength, relying entirely on spiritual power.

The fog designed by the monkey had yet to be dispersed.

He hadn’t finished the construction or established higher-level formations to prevent others from seizing this place.

He needed to guard it.

Jiang Tang believed his abilities were unmatched by heaven.

If anyone discovered the resources here, even those from Immortal Sects who already had their own Sects, they too would co to take a share.

He didn’t want the Top Ten Clans to intervene, even though there might be people from those clans here who had already secretly sent ssages out.

Still, he had control over the place, especially the resource formation, which currently, only he could decode.

Jiang Tang didn’t know if the Cultivation World had any Buddha Cultivator capable of more sophisticated spells.

He had not yet t any Buddha Cultivator.

After the powerful ones in Buddhism ascended, those who followed gradually declined.

There was a Monk Temple a few hundred miles away, and while Jiang Tang had not visited the monks there, he knew that Buddha Cultivators were not necessarily monks; there were also Lamas different from those around this place.

Lamas and monks differed slightly; they revered different Buddha Ancestors.

Jiang Tang knew only of the nearby Monk Temple, which, like so Immortal Sects, also focused on disciples.

They practiced not just Buddhist Law but also martial arts.

Though their practice differed from Ancient Martial Arts, they, too, used Dark Force and powerful foot skills.

However, they couldn’t fly with Magical Treasures like advanced Cultivation practitioners, nor could they fly using their own abilities after entering Golden Core stage.

In fact, Jiang Tang didn’t need a Flying Treasure to fly, but with so many people around, he preferred the ease.

After all, why expend effort flying himself when the Flying Treasures produced by the space were so incredible?

Jiang Tang observed each mountain peak changing daily, with everyone working hard.

He was indeed gratified.

At this rate, in about a month, the Shangn Base here could be completed.

Before building the houses, he did not perform any sort of Formation ritual as others would.

If there had truly been any deities or spirits, they might have already been dealt with by the monkey earlier.

Jiang Tang also kept a watchful eye; he had no intention of leaving hidden dangers where he lived.