You Cultivate, I Farm Chapter 9

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"Though rely an auxiliary technique, unsuitable for cultivation or practical combat, its value to at present is no less than that of a cultivation thod."

The appearance of the white light sphere caused Lu Xuan's cultivation to soar like a rocket.

However, with his average aptitude, while it was fine for a short ti, prolonged exposure would undoubtedly lead to others noticing peculiarities in his cultivation. This could potentially land him in trouble.

Normally, cultivators refrained from actively probing into others' cultivation levels, as it was considered impolite and could easily upset the other party.

But with frequent interactions, inadvertent scrutiny was inevitable.

The Concealnt Technique allowed him to disguise himself to so extent, appearing as nothing more than a modest spirit plant cultivator with low cultivation.

Unless soone had significantly higher cultivation or practiced specific detection techniques, it was difficult to discern his true abilities.

Following the technique's progression, Lu Xuan slowly circulated his spiritual energy within, instantly concealing the fluctuations. His presence diminished significantly.

After so experintation, he revealed the cultivation of the second level of Qi Condensation, returning to his usual unremarkable appearance as a casual independent cultivator.

In his spiritual field, the previously harvested Firefly Grass had been completely gathered, leaving only two Lunar Erosion Trees on either side.

During this ti, the Lunar Erosion Trees had also grown considerably. Among the erald leaves, the moon-shaped Lunar Fruits had transford from concave to flat, then to round as they beca fuller.

When they reached the silvery-hook stage, they could still hide within the foliage, subtly revealing themselves. As they grew fuller, they appeared partly concealed, almost ready to erge.

While the Lunar Erosion Trees hadn't reached maturity, Lu Xuan anticipated what rewards the full moon would bring from them.

The newly planted Firefly Grass and Crimson Cloud Pines in the spiritual field still had so ti before reaching maturity.

The Firefly Grass had a relatively low cultivation period, typically around two to three months before reaching maturity. As for the Crimson Cloud Pines, being a first-grade spirit plant, Lu Xuan estimated it would take about half a year to mature.

Of course, these were the standard growth periods for most low-tier spirit plant cultivators. Lu Xuan speculated that due to his acute awareness of the imdiate status of the spirit plants, he might slightly shorten their maturation ti.

After all, other cultivators couldn't cater to their minute needs or attend to them so ticulously.

For them, nurturing spirit plants was rely a ans of livelihood; cultivation was the true path.

For instance, the Spirit Rain Technique employed by spirit plant cultivators typically involved widespread watering, unlike Lu Xuan's precise and localized approach, aid at keeping the spirit plants in their best state.

The Firefly Grass, once harvested, couldn't be kept for too long. Lu Xuan intended to visit the Hundred Herbs Hall again to sell the fifteen Firefly Grass he had on hand to Steward He.

Among the fifteen Firefly Grass, four were of ordinary quality, ten were of good quality, and one was of superior quality.

To safeguard against any unforeseen circumstances, Lu Xuan activated a protective array using two Broken Spirit Stones before venturing out.

Inside the Hundred Herbs Hall, the familiar fragrance of herbs lingered.

The young apprentices were bustling around handling materials, while the lean elder leisurely reclined on a wooden chair, flipping through account books.

"Ah, young Lu is here again. How was the harvest?" the elder inquired.

"You'll have to tell the current market value of Firefly Grass first," Lu Xuan replied with a mysterious smile.

"Due to many low-tier Qi cultivation practitioners venturing into the wilderness, the demand for healing elixirs has decreased."

"However, there are signs of increased pests in the northern district lately. Many low-tier spirit plant cultivators' fields have been affected. So, the prices remain the sa as last ti: twenty Broken Spirit Stones for an ordinary one, with an additional thirty for good quality."

Nodding at the information, Lu Xuan had noticed the previously bustling gathering spot for independent cultivators was now considerably empty as he traveled here. He was also aware of the pest issue, which had caused substantial losses in many cultivators' fields due to the absence of protective arrays.

"Here, I've brought so Firefly Grass this ti. Steward He, you can categorize them according to their quality," Lu Xuan said, placing fourteen Firefly Grass in front of the lean elder.

"As for this one, it cos with a different price tag," he added, flashing the superior-quality Firefly Grass before Steward He.

"Is this... a superior-quality Firefly Grass?" The elder, well-versed in purchasing Firefly Grass for many years, imdiately discerned the uniqueness of this specin, surprised by its quality.

"Yes, indeed. It is of superior quality. Considering your field with nearly no spiritual energy, being able to cultivate such a specin is quite remarkable."

"It seems, perhaps, you have a decent talent for nurturing spirit plants," he remarked, gazing at Lu Xuan and sighing in admiration.

"It's just luck. I simply utilized the ti others spend on cultivation for cultivating spirit plants," Lu Xuan replied half-seriously.

"Regardless of your thods, the more high-quality Firefly Grass you cultivate, the better. I'll purchase this one for seventy Broken Spirit Stones. How does that sound?" Steward He inquired.

Lu Xuan raised an eyebrow, smiling but not saying a word.

It was obvious: he wanted more money!

The lean elder naturally understood the implication and soon proposed a price that tempted Lu Xuan.

"Four Broken Spirit Stones more, I can't go higher. After all, it's about twenty to thirty percent more than the purchase price of regular Firefly Grass."

"Deal!" Steward He swiftly exchanged the fifteen Firefly Grass for fifty-one Broken Spirit Stones and eighty Broken Fragnts, totaling almost fifty-five Broken Spirit Stones when added to the three he had from before.

"Young Lu, if you co across this quality of Firefly Grass again, rember to bring it to . I promise the price will not disappoint you," Steward He advised as he watched Lu Xuan amassing the Spirit Stones around his waist.

"If you indeed have a talent for spirit plant cultivation, I might introduce you to a path. It could be your opportunity," he added.

"Oh?" Lu Xuan, intrigued by the elder's words, looked curiously at him.

"It's not enough now. Let's see the quality of the spirit plants you bring in the future."

"Thank you, Steward He. I'll make sure to visit often to take care of your business," Lu Xuan replied, indifferent to the elder's hinted opportunity. After all, the appearance of the white light sphere had diminished the significance of any potential opportunity. If anything, it might disrupt his current peaceful life of farming.

He bid farewell to Steward He, carrying a heap of Spirit Stones, and headed straight ho.

Initially considering purchasing so demonic beast at or spirit rice to improve his living conditions and satisfy his cravings, he found himself reluctant upon passing by the stalls.

Next month's rent for his courtyard was due!

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