Actually, for soone of his cultivation level, recovering spirit doesn’t require sleep at all. Whether it’s consuming a Replenishing God Pill or running ntal thods for a Grand Circulation to rest with closed eyes, all these can rapidly restore spirit.
After all, sleep to restore spirit is a thod used by mortals. As immortals, they naturally wouldn’t use such a thod.
But...
Nothing beats his love for sleeping, especially when extrely exhausted.
With the sound of gentle snores, Chen Qiu also drifted into slumber in the Heavenly Palace, thinking before falling asleep about when he should summon the "Cave Mansion" to have a look.
His human immortal skill "Purple Qi Cave Mansion" is a special type of cave mansion, especially with the Heavenly Destiny bonus from the Heavenly Dao Term Group. Together with its basic grade of twelve, it has already reached 219 grade.
That’s an extrely exaggerated grade.
Yet he has never summoned the cave mansion to take a look, mainly because he thinks it’s useless. If purely for sleeping, he has many choices; no matter how he looks at it, he wouldn’t choose the "Cave Mansion."
Oh, right, also his "Purple Qi Mount," it’s also 219 grade.
He hasn’t summoned it either to have a look. He’s been too busy lately, forgetting to handle many things. After waking up, he’ll take a look. The reason he doesn’t care much is because these two things aren’t really important to him; he doesn’t think highly of them. Otherwise, he would’ve checked them at the earliest opportunity.
...
The environnt has a big influence on people. If you’re surrounded by poor people, you probably won’t beco wealthy.
Similarly.
If everyone around you prefers relying on sleep to restore spirit, you’ll likely enjoy it too.
Just like that—
Chen Qiu and Fat Long fell asleep in the Heavenly Palace for a full day and night, heartily satisfied, stretching lazily, standing at the entrance of the Heavenly Palace.
Imdiately.
A flicker of shock appeared in Chen Qiu’s eyes as he looked out at the entire Boundless Icefield. In just one day and night, a layer on top of the Boundless Icefield had lted slightly. Although it hasn’t completely lted, the Evil Wood buried underground is now clearly visible.
The entire Boundless Icefield is covered by a thick layer of Evil Wood.
"Looks like... returning might be delayed so..."
Chen Qiu murmured at the sight, considering the ti needed to transport all these Evil Wood and those in Feizhou, requiring quite so ti with the disciples of Chao Tian Sect fully engaged.
This is indeed a big task!
As for...
Chen Qiu glanced at Fat Long and others busy roasting at nearby, then looked down at a ring in his hand—a treasure buried beneath the tombstone.
When he learned of the ring’s function, he slowly fell silent.
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"Golden Finger": Player Kingdom.
"Effect": You can unlock different effects by upgrading the treasure’s level, such as... summoning players from your own world to this world and issuing tasks to them. Their strength growth will feedback to you in percentage, and you can set rich task rewards, only requiring you to pay a bit of ’Player Min’ to do so. There are many ways to acquire Player Min, like exchanging Spirit Stones, etc. As you unlock the treasure’s level to a high enough extent, the summoned players can even resurrect indefinitely, until ’Player Min’ is exhausted.
More effects will be known after unlocking.
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Yes.
This is indeed a treasure.
A Golden Finger, which makes sense—how could a transmigrator not have a Golden Finger? Indeed there is one; it just wasn’t given to him, but to his predecessor in transmigration.
This thing is essentially a Fourth Calamity summoning system. With it, he can continuously summon players to this world to beco his combat power and join his "Chao Tian Sect."
Moreover, this treasure isn’t anything that could naturally erge in this world’s context.
It’s a treasure entirely unrelated to this world’s background.
However, at the mont, the treasure is in a damaged state, making all functions unusable except for one. It passively and unconsciously summons tribes from the forr owner’s original world to this world.
The summoning frequency is completely random.
It could be one a day, three a day, or even one a year.
And the reason he ended up in the Da Xia Country was being dragged over by this damned thing—the culprit has been found.
This thing is practically useless in its current damaged state in his hands. He has no idea how to repair it, as it’s not a product of this world, and using items from this world certainly won’t nd it.
However...
He definitely wouldn’t leave this thing in Da Xia Country. What if he finds a way to repair it in the future? Continuously summoning, might end up bringing everyone from Blue Star over, thereby enabling a kind of star migration.
Subsequently, he imdiately tossed the item into the small world.
Afterwards, he thoughtfully considered sothing: since this item will keep summoning transmigrators, why not leave it in the Hundred Cities then? Anyway, those hundred cities are currently vacant.
Then he could give each arriving transmigrator a hint, saying revealing one’s identity as a transmigrator ans certain death.
It’d be like a giant variety show.
During als, watching this might actually be quite entertaining.
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