My Daily Life of Farming in the World of Cultivation Chapter 63: 63: The Third Grafting

Chapter 63: Chapter 63: The Third Grafting

Several days had passed, and Fang Yun once again arrived at the canyon.

Using the Earth Power Skills and Spirit Rain Skill, he supplied the land with so nutrients.

Fang Yun walked up to the vines that he had grafted.

Indeed, out of the thirty-sothing vines, only eight survived.

It seems that without the action of Life Essence Qi, these grafted branches are not so easy to survive.

Last ti, it was probably because they had already grown to a higher level, and then Fang Yun stimulated their growth, directly forcing them to mature.

Now, after grafting these thirty-sothing vines, Fang Yun let them grow on their own for several days.

This was to select those vines with stronger vitality and a better fit.

Therefore, the survival rate was not high.

However, the remaining eight vines were more than enough.

Afterward, Fang Yun spent 160 points of Life Essence Qi to accelerate the growth of these vines.

Allowing them to directly enter the phase of maturity.

Looking at the eight vines, each one had nacing spikes.

Four of them were over forty ters long and as thick as a calf, constantly twisting their bodies on the ground and in the air.

Their ferocity was on full display.

Although the other four were only twenty-sothing ters long and only as thick as a fist, they were pitch-black and shined with a cold light.

As they moved, they plowed deep cracks into the ground, showcasing the sharpness of the spikes on these vines.

Seeing that his vines had begun to bear results, Fang Yun nodded in satisfaction.

Next, he would wait another three months for them to enter their breeding stage.

Then, he could use their seeds to plant the next generation.

Perhaps in half a year, he would possess a powerful weapon with offensive capabilities.

Taking advantage of these three months, Fang Yun returned to the mountain to start planting Spirit Rice.

After Spirit Rice reached maturity, Fang Yun still decided to continue practicing the Gold Qi Skill.

Compared to Life Essence Qi, Fang Yun felt that spells were more important to him.

Moreover, Life Essence Qi could still be collected even after leaving Spirit Water Island.

The reason it seed precious now was just that he had harvested too little of it.

However, spell practice could not be perford at all tis.

Most importantly, Fang Yun felt that the Gold Qi Skill might grow into a powerful offensive spell.

After all, the Gold Attribute itself possesses a strong attack attribute.

Now, it was only because the spell itself was weak that the attack attribute was not strong.

If his Gold Qi Skill beca more powerful in the future, it may well be altered.

After another month of killing insects, Fang Yun once again harvested 300 points of Life Essence Qi.

He opened the panel that he had not looked at for a long ti.

Na: Fang Yun

Cultivation: Qi Cultivation Level 3

Mana: 45

Life Essence Qi: 890

Spells: Earth Power Skills (Minor Success 5%) Spirit Rain Skill (Minor Success 16%) Growth Skills (Skilled 60%) Gold Qi Skill (Skilled 13%)

Control over plants: Vines (8)

Spirit Pet: Spiritual Insect (1)

Each spell had progressed to varying degrees; the panel showed only the eight vines he focused on, ignoring the rest.

The Life Essence Qi had been partially consud when stimulating the growth of the vines, with the remainder just enough to balance out consumption and replenishnt, essentially aning he had not harvested any Life Essence Qi from this batch of Spirit Rice.

However, with the progress made on these spells, it was still worth it.

Especially as the Earth Power Skills reached the Minor Success stage, Fang Yun’s sensing of the energy underground had beco much stronger.

He could easily guide the energy from deep underground to the surface, so that he no longer needed to go to the northern mountains to carry back the soil.

At the sa ti, Fang Yun also had so inexplicable insights into the Earth Power Skills or, in other words, the spiritual energy of the Earth attribute.

However, these insights were too scant, resembling the state after his Spirit Rain Skill had achieved minor success last ti.

They didn’t show any powerful application at the mont, but Fang Yun still felt that these insights were the most important.

After delegating the subsequent processing of the Spirit Rice to Fang Kangsheng, Fang Yun didn’t pay it any further attention.

Having undergone another three months of training, Fang Kangsheng had been cultivating for a total of five months.

He had already unblocked two ridians. Although not very fast, it wasn’t considered slow either.

At this rate, he would probably need another two years to break through the first level of Qi Cultivation.

In comparison with the original Fang Yun, who did not benefit from the Golden Finger, their aptitudes were not much different.

However, thinking that it would take two years, Fang Yun still decided to speed things up for him.

Thus, Fang Yun provided Fang Kangsheng with an unlimited supply of Spirit Rice for him to eat as he liked.

Even though the Spirit Rice could only increase physical strength, after all, being a spirit plant that absorbs spiritual energy, it helped with cultivation to so extent.

Anyway, after several batches of Spirit Rice were cultivated, the quantity had already increased significantly compared to before.

Without a storage bag, the amount Fang Yun could take out was limited.

It was better to let Fang Kangsheng reach the first level of Qi Cultivation as soon as possible.

Otherwise, Fang Yun would have finished cultivating the vines and would still be waiting for his slow cultivation.

After giving instructions to Fang Kangsheng, Fang Yun once again went to the canyon.

On this visit to the canyon, Fang Yun found that there were many more animal skeletons inside.

This made him frown, and he then rembered that during the previous cultivation of the vines, he had not deliberately eliminated their killing intent.

He didn’t know whether, after maturing, the vines would secrete so scent that attracted those beasts.

This had led to so many wild animals coming and becoming food for these vines.

Shaking his head, he thought, let the desire for killing be strong if it must; as long as they obeyed his commands, that would be fine.

Perhaps their combat power could be even stronger this way.

With the continuous cultivation of the vines, Fang Yun had beco less repulsed by the vines’ inherent killing intent.

At least for now, they had not shown any resistance to his commands.

Thinking this, Fang Yun approached the eight vines.

He found that they had all produced seeds.

He then harvested all the seeds.

With the harvest of more than 200 points of Life Essence Qi, these vines also withered.

Afterward, Fang Yun did a simple cleanup in the canyon, then replanted these harvested seeds.

He then used the Earth Power Skills and the Spirit Rain Skill to replenish all parts of the canyon with sufficient nutrition and spiritual energy.

Having done all this, Fang Yun looked over the vines throughout the canyon.

Thinking about it, the vines that had now been planted basically had two attributes.

He only needed to add one more attribute to them.

That could be completely achieved by grafting onto other vines.

With sufficiently strong root systems, perhaps the chances of survival would be greater.

Thinking it over, this thod seed to be quite good.

So, for the next two months, Fang Yun stayed in the canyon.

He provided these vines with enough nutrition and spiritual energy.

Two months later, the newly planted vines had all grown to a certain extent; although they had not entered the growth period, grafting could be carried out.

According to his original plan, he grafted all the vines with two attributes onto the root systems of the vines with only one attribute.

After spending several days to complete this task.

Fang Yun planned to wait another month, giving them enough ti to be screened.

By that ti, Fang Yun would only have to choose one vine that best t his requirents, and he could form his own weapon.