A Mortal's Story of Cultivation into Immortality

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"Brother, why are you standing here alone? Are you waiting for your friends?" A clear voice suddenly came from behind Han Li, which shocked Han Li.

Han Li turned around slowly and saw six or seven people standing not far behind him. The one who spoke was an immortal cultivator dressed as a Taoist priest in his mid-20s. Whisk was looking at Han Li with a smile.

"Do you have anything to do with me, Taoist Priest?" Han Li ignored the other party's question and replied expressionlessly.

"Haha! Don't get me wrong, I don't have any bad intentions in looking for you. I just saw you standing here alone and curious about everything here, so I guessed that you are a casual cultivator attending the meeting alone and just wanted to come and make friends. Several of us are also casual cultivators, just like you." The Taoist priest explained with a kind face.

"Are you all casual cultivators?" Han Li was slightly startled.

"Yes, if you are a casual cultivator, you'd better go together with us, so that we can take care of each other during this meeting." The speaker this time was a pretty young woman with a scar on her face. Next to her was a bearded man carrying a knife, who seemed to be a couple.

"Yes, in the past years, the casual cultivators who participated in the trade fair alone were often bullied by the big families because they were alone!" the Taoist priest said with a solemn expression.

Upon hearing what the two said, Han Li somewhat understood what the other party meant.

These casual cultivators attending the meeting were afraid of being bullied by the immortal cultivators at the meeting, so they automatically gathered together and formed small groups in an attempt to form a certain ability to protect themselves, so they looked for lone cultivators like him everywhere. build.

Now that he understands the other party's intention, Han Li will naturally not refuse such a good thing. After all, he does need a small group to protect him from wind and rain, even if it is temporary, he doesn't care.

But before that, he had to ask the other party a few questions carefully before he could join the other party with confidence.

"Now that you guys have figured it out, I have nothing to hide. I am indeed a casual cultivator. But some of you want me to join your group. Can you introduce yourself first? And tell me what will happen after I become one of you. , what needs to be done?" Han Li admitted his identity as a casual cultivator, but when the people in front of him showed joy, he made a request.

"It seems that brother is still a little worried! Haha! It's nothing. When the other people first came in, they all said the same thing as you!" When the Taoist priest and those others heard Han Li's words, instead of showing any displeasure, they actually They looked at each other and suddenly burst into laughter, and then the Taoist priest said the above words.

"Let me introduce these friends to you!" The Taoist priest pointed at the immortal cultivators and said with a smile to Han Li.

"These two are brothers, the brothers Heimu and Heijin from Canglang Ridge." The Taoist priest led Han Li to a pair of young men with similar faces and introduced them openly.

The two men hugged Han Li, and Han Li returned the gesture with a calm expression.

"These are Honglian San from Feilian Cave and Master Kusang from Bolu Mountain." This time they were introduced to an ordinary-looking girl and a little monk with a sad face.

"As for this pair..."

"My wife and I are from Tianshui Village, Hu Pinggu and Xiong Dali." The Taoist pointed at the young woman and the bearded man who had just spoken to Han Li. Before he could say anything, the young woman giggled and took over the conversation.

The Taoist priest was not angry at being robbed of his words, but just smiled calmly.

"Pindao is a Taoist priest from Qingniu Guan in Woniu Mountain, his Taoist name is Songwen. Haha, Pindao is the initiator of this small group, and he is still promoted as the leader by everyone. However, Pindao generally does not give orders to everyone, but only When dealing with external disputes, it is only Pindao who takes the lead in speaking!" Finally, the Taoist priest introduced himself modestly and gave a rough outline of the nature of this small group.

This Taoist priest is quite magnanimous and seems to be a nice person!

Moreover, most of the other people's magic power is not weak, and they almost have the same magic power as when they were at the seventh or eighth level of Changchun Gong! This Taoist Master Song Wen is even more powerful. Although he has not reached the level of the man in blue, he is still much stronger than himself.

Han Li made a mental calculation and felt that being with these people would indeed be beneficial without any harm, so he said:

"Since we are all casual cultivators, and it is really easy to do things together, then Han Li will join you temporarily!"

"That's great. With the addition of Brother Han, our group has become even stronger!" Taoist Songwen said happily after hearing what Han Li said.

Several other people also looked happy. After all, Han Li seemed to have strong magic power and could be of great help to them.

"Are all the people in our group here?" Han Li looked around and asked.

"There are two other people. One of them is sleeping in the house, and the other is wandering around." Hu Pinggu curled her lips, as if she didn't like those two people.

"It's not as bad as Mrs. Hu said. It's just that one is a little sleepy and the other is a little playful!" This time it was the bald little monk who defended the two.

"You..." Hu Pinggu was a little unhappy after hearing what Monk Kusang said and wanted to say something else.

"Okay! Let's stop arguing. After all, everyone agreed at the beginning that except when fighting with external forces, everyone must act in unison and obey orders. At other times, everyone is free and can act according to their own preferences!" Songwen The Taoist priest hurriedly stepped forward to smooth things over.

Mrs. Hu was a little unhappy when she saw this, but she didn't bother with it. After all, Taoist Songwen's strength was there, so she had to give him some face.

"When we get together in the evening, Brother Han will meet those two people. I will introduce them to you then. Those two people are indeed a little bit different!" The Taoist priest looked helpless and seemed to be interested in those two people. Quite a headache.

When Han Li saw this, although he was very curious, he was too embarrassed to ask further.

Next, Taoist Songwen asked Han Li if he planned to act with them? Or wandering alone?

Han Li naturally chose the latter, and Taoist Songwen was not surprised. Because people who have just entered Tainan Valley are naturally more curious about this place, and most of them like to act alone. But after they have seen enough, they will gather together like a few of them.

The Taoist priest was also very responsible. After telling Han Li some taboos and common sense practices, he gained a certain understanding of Tainan Xiaohui. Then, the Taoist priest gave Han Li another talisman.

He pointed to a certain small building in the pavilion and told Han Li that that was where they would stay. Han Li could go there to rest when he was tired, and this talisman was the key to breaking the forbidden rules of the small building.

Then these people said goodbye to Han Li and disappeared into the night. I wonder if they continued to look for other casual cultivators.

Han Li kept looking at the backs of several people. When the people were really far away and out of sight, he lowered his head and looked at the talisman in his hand. This yellow talisman was sparkling with silver, and there were some talismans drawn on it that he couldn't understand. It looked like it had some magical effects.

Han Li pondered for a moment, then chuckled.

He folded the talisman paper and put it in his arms, then took a deep look in the direction where Taoist Songwen disappeared, and then turned around and walked towards the square without hesitation.

After entering the square, Han Li, like other immortal cultivators, walked slowly while checking the items on each stall one by one.

According to what Taoist Song Wen just said, these immortal cultivators generally use two methods for their transactions.

One is the primitive method of exchanging goods for things. Some cultivators hope to use things they don’t need in exchange for items they urgently need. Therefore, these people often set up stalls for several days in a row and fail to trade a single item. This is also common. Something.

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