The Secret of the Chaotic Heavenly Emperor

Chapter 64 Xiyang Peak

Chu Jianqiu began to live a leisurely life on the Fourth Peak, making talismans, setting up formations, refining elixirs every day, and occasionally attending a few classes at the outer sect.

The knowledge imparted in the outer classes is mostly the basis of each skill. After half a year of study, Chu Jianqiu has basically mastered these basic knowledge.

Most of the courses taught in the outer sect now are of little use to Chu Jianqiu.

Except for courses involving intensive lectures, Chu Jianqiu would only attend them.

If you want to further deepen those skills, you can either go to the Sutra Pavilion to read relevant classics and study on your own, or you can study under the disciples of elders who are proficient in those skills for further study.

Chu Jianqiu had already accepted Cui Yayun as his disciple, so it was naturally impossible for him to become a disciple of another elder.

Now if you want to study further, you can only study by yourself through the classics in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion. Of course, if he encounters something he doesn't understand, he can also spend a certain amount of contribution points to ask the elders to help him clarify his doubts.

Chu Jianqiu endured his heartache and paid 100 contribution points, redeemed the "Detailed Explanation of Alchemy Prescriptions" in the Scripture Collection Pavilion, and left under the strange and mocking eyes of the deacon disciples of the Scripture Collection Pavilion.

"Damn it, this guy is out of his mind!" The deacon disciple looked at Chu Jianqiu's leaving figure and muttered to himself.

In this short period of half a year, Chu Jianqiu exchanged no less than fifty precious classics in the Scripture Collection Pavilion.

These fifty precious classics involve talismans, formations, alchemy, weapon refining, vegetation, minerals, medicine, martial arts... almost all categories of books in the Scripture Pavilion are involved.

The exchange prices for these classics are not cheap, the cheapest ones are worth 30 contribution points each. For an outer disciple, this is three months of resource allocation, yet he actually squandered it like this.

And this guy is really rich. In the past five months, he spent no less than 3,000 contribution points just to redeem these tomes.

With three thousand contribution points, it is not easy for even the inner disciples to earn so many contribution points.

Chu Jianqiu looked at the "Detailed Explanation of Alchemy Prescriptions" in his hand, remembering the 100 contribution points he had just paid, and couldn't help but bared his teeth in distress.

This is so damn dark, a mere "Detailed Explanation of Alchemy Recipes" actually costs 100 contribution points.

This "Detailed Explanation of Alchemy Prescriptions" is only the first volume in the complete "Detailed Explanation of Alchemy Prescriptions", which explains in detail the elixir prescriptions of all second-grade elixirs collected by Xuanjian Sect.

If it were put on the market, this detailed elixir recipe book would naturally be worth more than a hundred Qi Gathering Pills. However, Xuanjian Sect would naturally not be able to charge its own disciples at the market price.

Chu Jianqiu looked at the contribution points on the token. There was only a pitiful 100 points left on it. He couldn't help but rub his forehead. The remaining contribution points were not enough.

After nearly half a year of massive expenditure, the large amount of contribution value he had exchanged for the blood python corpse half a year ago had already been squandered.

He was able to have so much contribution value to support his massive squandering because he secretly sold talismans and elixirs several times during this period.

In the past six months, Chu Jianqiu has not only gained deeper knowledge in Talisman Dao, formations, etc., he has also made great progress in his cultivation. His realm has broken through from the first level of the True Qi Realm to the third level of the True Qi Realm.

In the past six months of practice, Chu Jianqiu only swallowed ten Qi Gathering Pills every day, and did not pursue the speed of practice too much.

This time, in order to make his cultivation realm more stable, he forcibly improved his realm through a large number of pills. Although the progress was amazing, it was not as solid as steady cultivation.

Breaking through two realms in a row within half a year is enough to shock the world. If the speed were any faster, it would inevitably arouse suspicion. After all, when he tested his qualifications in Tianshui City, he only showed the bloodline of a low-level sky-level person.

Chu Jianqiu used the alchemy array to refine several furnaces of elixirs, put on a black cloak, covered his face, picked up a large package, and went out.

At Xiyang Peak, fifty miles south of the Seven Peaks of Xuanjian Sect, there is a trading market established by disciples of Xuanjian Sect.

Although the Xuanjian Sect does not allow its disciples to trade privately, all the proceeds can only be returned to the sect's Treasure Pavilion in exchange for contribution points, and then the contribution points can be used to exchange for what you need.

But not all disciples will abide by this rule.

Some disciples don't want what they possess to be known to outsiders, and some disciples don't want the things they gain while practicing outside to be seen.

And one of the biggest reasons is that the deacon disciples of Zhenbao Pavilion will always make certain deductions from the treasures they hand over to some ordinary disciples who have no background, causing the contribution value of those disciples to be greatly reduced, which causes those Dissatisfaction with the disciples.

Although the upper echelons of Xuanjian Sect knew about the existence of Xiyang Peak, they did not ban it. Instead, they turned a blind eye.

Chu Jianqiu didn't want his details to be known too much by others, so although the refined elixirs and spiritual talismans could be directly returned to the Treasure Pavilion to exchange for contribution points, as his personal disciple, I understand that the deacon disciples of the Treasure Pavilion would also Don’t dare to deduct your own contribution.

But Chu Jianqiu still didn't give all his refined talismans and elixirs to the Treasure Pavilion to exchange for contribution points. The talismans and elixirs used to exchange for contribution points were all very common talismans and elixirs.

Chu Jianqiu went down to the fourth peak and came to a deserted place. He took out a spiritual talisman and pinched the magic spell. The talisman immediately turned into a spiritual crane in the wind.

This is a new spiritual talisman that Chu Jianqiu learned from the Chaos Supreme Tower. It can transform the spiritual talisman into various spiritual birds and beasts.

Chu Jianqiu stepped on the spiritual crane transformed from the spiritual talisman and flew towards Xiyang Peak.

Fuhe's speed was very fast, and he flew to Xiyang Peak in just one stick of incense.

Chu Jianqiu landed at the foot of Xiyang Peak, put away the talisman crane, and walked up the mountain.

Chu Jianqiu of Xiyangfeng had been here more than once, and he was no stranger to it. He quickly found a deacon disciple from Fangshi, paid the rent, rented a stall, took off the big package on his body, and began to sell what he had in hand. .

Although items can be stored in the Chaos Supreme Tower, Chu Jianqiu did not dare to expose this to outsiders.

Space magic weapons are extremely precious. If Chu Jianqiu reveals that he has a space magic weapon, even within the Xuanjian Sect, there may be people who can't help but be tempted and take extraordinary risks to attack him, which could lead to death.

In order to conceal the existence of the Supreme Chaos Tower, Chu Jianqiu was always cautious and did not dare to reveal any trace of the existence of the Supreme Chaos Tower.

The items in Chu Jianqiu's package were all kinds of elixirs and talismans.

Although he also learned about weapon refining, apart from refining a first-class magic weapon in the outer sect's course examination, his study of weapon refining was more of a theoretical study.