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"Junior Master, it's really hard for you to successfully establish your foundation in such a small fairy city." Chu Kuo didn't know what he was thinking, but he couldn't help but sigh on the way back.

"It's okay." Zhou Ran didn't feel it was difficult. Starting from being a "surgeon", he had never been short of spirit stones. Later, when he made talismans by himself, he had even less shortage of them.

There is no shortage of resources for cultivation, so practicing is still practicing wherever you are, right?

Dharma, land, wealth and companions?

One cannot have everything. If one has only one of them, he can succeed.

People like Chu Kuo are different. They are born with a win at the starting line. They have no shortage of law, land, wealth, and friends. But they lack the ambition to make progress. As a result, in the world of cultivation, they are not even as good as Zhou Ran.

Well...it doesn't seem so. Zhou Ran is a BUG!

This guy is a cheater!

Is it possible that the protagonist of the novel is not dead?

Think about it and you know it’s impossible!

As for what kind of cheat it is, it’s probably one that says hard work will be rewarded. Every protagonist created by Zhou Ran has this kind of cheat.

As long as you work hard, you will definitely get results. It is also an excellent plug-in! At least it is a plug-in that Zhou Chu in the original world envied very much.

But in reality, there are often too many things that will not produce results if you work hard, and eight out of ten people are not satisfied with their lives.

Just work hard and leave the rest to fate. That's all you can do.

During those years, Zhou Ran's life was not very satisfactory, except for taking exams and taking his own tests.

Only knowledge belongs to you, all other projects require the participation of others...ah!

Why did I suddenly think of this?

Chu Kuo looked at his junior uncle and thought, that’s right, a genius in cultivation who had established his foundation at the age of 18 and formed his elixir at the age of 33, does he need his sympathy?

I am the one who needs sympathy!

If he had not been forced by his aunt to break through the foundation-building stage at the end of his life, he would have turned into a cup of yellow earth like his junior uncle's adoptive father.

He was not afraid of death, but he thought that being alive was better than being dead.

"Junior Master, when I die, I will leave all my inheritance to you!" Chu Kuo said suddenly, as if he had made up his mind.

"What?" Why so sudden?

"Although my aunt should still be alive when I die, she is much richer than me, so I will leave it to you. You must practice well, Junior Uncle-Master. I have high hopes for you!"

Did Chu Kuo just drink some fake wine? Why did he start talking nonsense?

Zhou Ran frowned. He was obviously feeling depressed the moment before, but now he was comforted by Chu Kuo's nonsense.

He smiled helplessly and said, "You should practice hard and break through the Golden Core stage as soon as possible! As for me... you don't have to worry."

Zhou Ran in the novel world is so powerful, okay?

As long as you are strong enough, everyone you meet will be a good person.

After returning to Donghua Sect, Zhou Ran went to the General Affairs Hall to hand over the task, then walked around inside and browsed through many tasks.

Afterwards, he returned to Piaomiao Peak and asked to see his master.

When Qi Jiang was not in seclusion, it was still easy to see him, especially Zhou Ran. He simply couldn't put down the spirit gathering talisman he made.

Even Qi Jiang, a fifth-level talisman master, could only make a fifth-level spirit gathering talisman. He couldn't even draw a fourth-level spirit gathering talisman.

This matter is a bit ugly to talk about.

Zhou Ran definitely didn't hide anything, so there is only one truth to the matter!

Qi Jiang's talent in the art of talismans wasn't as high as Zhou Ran's, but Qi Jiang readily admitted this, which made his bad friend feel bored after just a few teasings.

The bad friends of a Yuanying cultivator are naturally also Yuanying, otherwise... they would all be dead.

"Xiao Ran, you're finally back. Take a look at this Spirit Gathering Talisman of Master. What went wrong with it? It's only enough for a cultivator in the Qi Training Stage to instantly replenish their spiritual energy, and it can't even replenish it..."

Before Zhou Ran had time to say what he wanted to say, Qi Jiang started talking.

Well, let’s solve Qi Jiang’s problem first.

Zhou Ran is a good painter himself, but as for teaching, it depends on personal opinion and mainly on the other person's talent.

Look, Zhou Ran has drawn a dozen fourth-order spirit-gathering talismans, and Qi Jiang also tried one, which is enough for him to instantly charge 15%!

This is one and a half percent of the great perfection of the Nascent Soul stage!

Horror!

"Ran, are you sure this is a fourth-level talisman, not a fifth-level one?" Qi Jiang "questioned" as he put all the spirit-gathering talismans drawn by Zhou Ran into his storage ring.

"It should be a fourth-level talisman. A fifth-level talisman should be able to instantly fill a Nascent Soul cultivator with spiritual energy. I can't do it yet." Zhou Ran spread his hands, a little confused.

"I really hate geniuses like you... Hey, what do you want to see me about?" Qi Jiang only then remembered that Zhou Ran took the initiative to ask for a meeting, and he was afraid that there was something else.

"Master, what do you think about me opening a lecture hall on talismans in the sect?" Zhou Ran has already become a true disciple of the Golden Elixir Sect and actually has a certain degree of autonomy.

But it is easier to get things done with the master's support, and Qi Jiang is a well-known talisman fanatic in the Donghua Sect, so it is more effective to get things done under his name.

"Sure! Where do you want to start the class? Do you think there's a suitable place in Piaomiao Peak? I'll have someone purchase low-grade talisman paper, talisman pens, and spiritual ink for you..." Qi Jiang's eyes lit up when he heard that.

He has been in the Nascent Soul stage for many years, but has not yet seized the opportunity to become a Spiritual Transformation, so he is very idle on a daily basis.

If he wasn't afraid of disturbing his beloved disciple's practice, he would have planned to discuss the art of talismans with Zhou Ran every day.

Well, it’s a bit embarrassing to say this, but many times, they were the master and the disciple.

The apprentice teaches and the master learns.

We are a family, so there is nothing to be ashamed of!

At least so far, his cultivation is higher than that of his disciple, although Zhou Ran has never asked him for advice on cultivation, but!

But I can give him the resources for cultivation!

Qi Jiang did indeed often give Zhou Ran a bunch of cultivation resources, including materials for making talismans, materials for refining pills, top-level talisman pens, and high-level alchemy furnaces. This master could be said to have made full use of his status as a wealthy man.

Ninety percent of the Qi royal family’s wealth is enough to build a first-class sect.

As for Qi Jiang, she was very carefree as long as she could live a good life.

He doesn't have any children yet.

According to gossip, Qi Jiang was not very smart in his early years. When he reached middle age (several thousand years old), he had a relationship. His master's wife was a Nascent Soul Elder of the Baihua Sect.

The two Yuanyings were together for hundreds of years, but later separated peacefully and were unable to produce offspring...

Well, according to gossip, the master's wife, oh no, the ex-master's wife dumped their master because she disliked him because he was too old and couldn't have children.

Well, that seems to make sense.

With the support of his master, Zhou Ran began to teach the art of talismans at Piaomiao Peak.

Both inner and outer disciples can attend the classes. Well, in fact, even true disciples like Chu Xue come to attend the classes.

Zhou Ran didn't restrict him either, as he had his own pace in teaching.

Zhou Ran also used a photo stone to record the basic teaching. After gradually separating the levels, the basic knowledge was played in a loop using the photo stone. Zhou Ran then gave further teaching to the disciples who showed talent in the art of talismans.

In ten years, Donghua Sect has gained dozens of second-level talisman masters, and more than ten second-level talisman masters have been promoted to the third level.

There were also two people who advanced from the third level to the fourth level. One of them was an acquaintance of Zhou Ran, the old third-level talisman master from the inner sect, who also advanced.