My Master Only Breaks Through on the Edge of Death

In the Welcoming Hall, Huangshan looked at Xu Fan, whose expression was a bit strange, with some puzzlement.

“Your Chaos Qi Crystals are very popular. Now I’ve come to verify the price with you,” said Huangshan, with a Chaos Qi Crystal appearing in his hand.

“According to you, the cost of a Chaos Qi Crystal is two hundred thousand Hongmeng Purple Qi Crystals.”

“There is no problem selling it for a million Hongmeng Purple Qi Crystals, or even more. This time I came to ask your opinion,” Huangshan said with a smile, his mood quite good.

Although he had taken forty percent of the business, this deal would be a significant source of Hongmeng Purple Qi Crystals for the Primordial Sect once it was established.

“Sell it for twelve million Hongmeng Purple Qi Crystals, that price sounds more reasonable,” Xu Fan suggested after some thought.

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“Then we’ll follow Master Xu’s advice, and we’ll be sending large quantities of materials to the Hidden Spirit Sect.”

“At that time, I’ll first put the items on the market to test them,” said Huangshan, playing with the Hongmeng Purple Qi Crystal in his hand, his voice filled with some admiration.

“Alright, but I would like to ask, Senior Huangshan, how many alien races in the surrounding Great Worlds are in contact with you?” asked Xu Fan curiously.

“That is a secret of the Primordial Sect, but you’re not an outsider, Master Xu. We’re in contact with more than 400 races,” Huangshan said.

“That could work,” Xu Fan nodded.

“By the way, one of the reserve disciples of the Primordial Sect has just received the sect entry immortal tool issued by our sect.”

Upon hearing Xu Fan’s words, Huangshan was startled.

“I think that may be correct. We will let that disciple choose at that time,” Huangshan responded.

“Whether it’s the Primordial Sect or the Hidden Spirit Sect, as long as they are talents of the Human Clan, that’s enough,” Huangshan said casually.

“This vision, it’s worthy of being called the number one sect of the Human Clan,” Xu Fan couldn’t help but praise.

“Although the Primordial Sect wraps around the talents of the entire Human Clan, occasionally, some will also be poached by other human influences. This is normal,” Huangshan said indifferently.

After finishing his tea, Huangshan left directly, while Xu Fan returned to the small courtyard and had Grape broadcast the Primordial Sect disciple’s progress.

On the light curtain, a Nascent Soul Stage young man was dealing with a God Transformation Stage Demon Beast with an incredibly sharp sword dao.

The Divine Abilities he used were all sword dao Divine Abilities within the Hidden Spirit Sect, but in the hands of this Nascent Soul Stage young man, each Divine Ability exhibited power beyond its nature.

The young man turned his body into a sword, under the acceleration of space and time, he instantly entered the huge mouth of the Demon Beast and exited from behind its head.

As the battle ends, the young man quietly landed next to the dead beast, slicing parts from its body.

“Jiang Huayue, parents died when he was young, and he took refuge in his relatives’ home.”

“At seven, he received a sect-specific immortal artifact and decisively left the relatives’ house where he was barely fed and clothed, and where he was often neglected.”

“Upon reaching the Foundation Establishment Stage and earning some Spirit Stones, he presented them to his relatives’ house in gratitude, and then began to drift around the world on his own.”

Grape softly introduced Jiang Huayue’s background.

Xu Fan was looking at Jiang Huayue while listening.

“Not bad, being someone the Primordial Sect set their eyes on, he fits the protagonist’s template to a standard level.”

Xu Fan looked at Jiang Huayue’s prideful eyes and the cold aura emitting from him.

“This kid’s heart is too cold. If he continues on this path, it will be detrimental to his mental state,” Xu Fan said, stroking his chin.

“Master, should we…?” Grape interjected.

“No need, let nature take its course. Since he’s the protagonist, there’s no problem he can’t solve,” Xu Fan said with a smile.

“Just keep a close eye on him in the future.”

At this time, inside the Special Immortal Artifact Secret Realm.

Wu Shang was cooperating with Li Jinyun in a game, ready to take the crown when suddenly a sword light flashed past them, reaching the destination first and becoming the champion.

A stern-looking young man in a grey robe could be seen standing at the number one spot.

Wu Shang and Li Jinyun stood on either side of the aloof young man, claiming the 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.

“Fellow Daoist, you’re impressive. My brother and I had to work together and be cunning to reach the destination in such a short time, yet you arrived even faster than us,” Li Jinyun said, sounding quite familiar.

The aloof young man only glanced at Li Jinyun and didn’t respond.

After the award ceremony, he left immediately.

“This person is so cold, and also very powerful,” Wu Shang remarked.

“Is it impressive to have fast escape speed? I don’t think so,” Li Jinyun stated somewhat defiantly.

“It’s just my feeling, but I think he’s the first person to reach the Nascent Soul Stage in our space,” Wu Shang speculated.

“It is said that his overall combat power has already grown far ahead of the second place,” Wu Shang added.

“Is he really that powerful? We could challenge his virtual Avatar to test him out,” Li Jinyun suggested, rubbing his hands together.

“Sounds good,” Wu Shang agreed.

Without missing a beat, the two of them agreed on the plan.

Not long after, both of them walked out of a secret realm, faces sullen with disappointment.

“One Sword…he only needed one sword at the same realm to kill me,” Li Jinyun said, sounding quite taken aback.

“I fared better than you, I managed to withstand until the third sword,” Wu Shang responded with a surprisingly casual expression.

“Aren’t you upset being defeated like this?” Li Jinyun asked, curiosity piqued.

“There’s always someone better out there. There are always people in this world who are stronger than oneself,” Wu Shang stated calmly.

“But being killed by one sword in the same realm is a bit disgraceful. From today, I will practice hard,” Li Jinyun declared with resolve.

“Take it as it comes. Working hard is definitely required,” Wu Shang responded.

At that moment, a countdown appeared in the sky above the secret realm, signifying that they were about to be forcibly ejected from this place.

“It’s time to leave. Wu Shang, if you have some free time, you can come over to my house. I’ll treat you to a top-tier Spirit Feast,” Li Jinyun offered.

“Wait for a few more months; I’m making progress with the task I’m doing,” Wu Shang stated.

“Alright, I also need to start doing missions soon. Otherwise, I won’t have enough points to exchange for my next Sword Formation Dao,” Li Jinyun sighed.

Just when Li Jinyun finished his sentence, the countdown in the sky hit zero, and everyone was forced to leave the secret realm.

In a luxurious and mystical room, Li Jinyun slowly rose from his seat.

“Young Master, what would you like to do today?”

The voice of the Steward echoed from the doorway.

“Is my dad at home?” Li Jinyun asked.

“He’s tasting tea in the Tea Fragrant Pavilion,” the steward replied.

Inside the Tea Fragrant Pavilion, Li Jinyun inquired his most admired father, “Father, how big can the power disparity be at the same cultivation stage?”

“Are those geniuses born inherently powerful?”

The man, who was in the middle of tasting his tea, paused, slowly placed his teacup down, and asked, “Yun’er, have you been defeated in a battle?”

“Some things are inborn and can’t be forced,” he advised.

“The disparity between practitioners at the same stage can be as minor as the difference in floating or sinking, or as major as a realm apart,” he explained.

“If you, Yun’er, encounter such people and feel uncomfortable, you should keep your distance and avoid provoking them,” the man said, sounding quite experienced.

“An extremely powerful friend of mine.. he was killed in three strikes by another person at the same stage,” Li Jinyun confessed.

“I feel like those geniuses and ordinary people are from two different worlds,” he lamented.

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