Cultivation Quick Transmigration: The Believer Girl is Lacking Money and Morals

Despite her own ulterior motives, Mo Chenchen obediently took out ten low-grade spirit stones from her pocket and handed them over.

The main principle is to keep wealth hidden. She's so small, carrying a storage bag is a bit too conspicuous.

After settling in, Mo Chenchen began preparations for her transmigration.

Big cities are different. There's a street specifically for cultivators called Thousand Crafts Workshop. The shops on both sides are run by both ordinary people and cultivators, and they have a pretty complete selection of all kinds of cultivation supplies.

Mo Chenchen's first action wasn't to buy medicinal herbs, but to choose fire talismans. Alchemy requires fire, and buying ready-made fire talismans was too expensive.

Why not learn it yourself? If one day isn't enough, try ten. First, learn how to use fire talismans, then you can study alchemy.

But I never expected that she would have such a high talent for drawing talismans.

After half a month, spending 300 low-grade spirit stones and consuming countless materials, I was finally able to draw the fire talisman completely.

A success rate of three out of five is very good.

The next step is to learn alchemy.

Mo Chenchen plunged into the largest herbal medicine shops and, referring to the prescription, bought fifty portions of the simplest Qingxin Pill.

I also bought ten portions of each of the main and auxiliary medicinal materials for other pills such as Qi-Gathering Pill, Yuan-Nourishing Pill, Qing-Yun Pill, Xiao-Huan Pill, and Bi-Gu Pill.

These medicinal herbs weren't particularly rare, but there were many different kinds, and all of them added up to cost her nearly fifty low-grade spirit stones, making her realize once again that alchemy was truly an expensive business.

In fact, normally speaking, Mo Chenchen had all sorts of pills given to her by Jiang Yubai, so there was no need for her to rush to learn alchemy. Those were enough for her to survive in another small world.

Mo Chenchen herself wasn't in a hurry to learn alchemy. She also wanted to travel to the small world, but she saw two kinds of pills that she really wanted in the pill recipes.

One type is a contraceptive pill, and the other is a fertility pill.

She'll go to the small world and stay for at least fifty years, where she'll definitely live a normal life, get married, and have children.

Those two kinds of pills are very useful.

Contraceptive pill: This is easy to understand; it's a medicine to prevent pregnancy. After taking it, it can prevent an ordinary woman from conceiving for a year.

Pregnancy Elixir: This is easy to understand. After taking it, it can greatly increase the chances of ordinary women conceiving and has a slight nourishing effect on the embryo.

The prescription is not complicated; all the herbs needed can be bought at a pharmacy.

The refining method is also simple, and the requirements for heat control and spiritual sense are not high. Any cultivator who can refine the most basic Bigu Pill can easily refine it.

However, below these two prescriptions, it is noted in small, conspicuous cinnabar print:

"Be cautious in refining this! The karma of mortal life is entangled once you get involved. The Pregnancy Pill concerns new life, while the Avoidance Pill concerns extinction; both are matters of great karma. When a cultivator refines this pill for a mortal, regardless of their initial good or evil intentions, they must share in the karmic consequences. At best, their mind will be clouded, hindering their advancement; at worst, they will be consumed by karmic fire, severing their path to immortality. Unless one possesses great perseverance, great merit, or is already deeply entangled in karma and has no other choice, never attempt this lightly!"

This is also why Mo Chenchen needs to learn how to refine it herself.

These two types of pills, which are useless to cultivators, easy to refine, and should be worth a fortune in the mortal world, have become a taboo for all alchemists. No one is willing to refine them, and naturally, they cannot be found for sale on the market.

Even if one or two appear, they would cost an astronomical amount of spirit stones.

For cultivators who pursue immortality and transcendence, the greatest fear is getting entangled in karma, especially the most fundamental karma involving the continuation of mortal life.

Whether you help a life come into being or prevent a life from coming into being, this causal force will invisibly entangle the alchemist.

It may not be noticeable at lower levels, but as cultivation improves, inner demons and heavenly tribulations may occur, and these karmic causes and effects may become fatal hidden dangers.

Therefore, these two kinds of pills, which are useless to cultivators, easy to make, and should be worth a fortune in the mortal world, have become a taboo for all alchemists. No one is willing to make them, and naturally, they cannot be found for sale on the market.

Even the most stagnant cultivator would not sell such pills for quick riches, simply because while everything else is empty, karma remains. As long as you are not reduced to ashes, it will haunt you for lifetimes to come.

But Mo Chenchen needed it, so she had to refine it herself.

She didn't know how many more worlds she would have to travel through, but she would have to live in each small world for at least fifty years, and she couldn't possibly be alone in every world.

She wants to get married and have children normally; she wants to live comfortably in every world, in every sense of the word.

How to be unrestrained? Of course, you need to have the ability to control your own body.

You can have children when you want to, and you won't have children when you don't want to.

Her cultivation method is unique, and she is not afraid of inner demons, cause and effect, or karma.

She came from another world, which is the biggest anomaly in itself, and she also has the merits of her small world to rely on.

Her primary purpose in cultivating immortality was not for the elusive goal of eternal life and transcendence, but rather to indulge in life to the fullest. Power was merely a tool for her to live such a life.

Just do it.

The ingredients for refining these two pills are very easy to buy; they can be purchased at any pharmacy in Flying City, and the price is not high.

She bought fifty portions of medicinal herbs, which only cost her ten low-grade spirit stones.

Pregnancy pills and contraceptive pills became Mo Chenchen's first steps toward becoming an alchemist.

For nearly two months, Mo Chenchen repeatedly refined these two simplest pills among all the pills an alchemist could make.

Only after successfully refining the medicine did he go and buy fifty more portions of medicinal herbs.

It took half a month of refining to produce enough pills.

Ten pregnancy pills and 100 contraceptive pills.

Prepare plenty, just in case you don't have enough.

The finished "Pregnancy Pill" is a light pink, thumb-sized pill that emits a unique herbal fragrance.

Mo Chenchen put it into a small jade bottle and wrote something on it to prevent any mistakes.

"Bidan" is light green, the same size, and has a slightly bitter smell.

There were quite a few of them, so I put them directly into a large-bellied tea canister, labeled it, and placed it on the display shelf.

With all preparations complete, Mo Chenchen checked his current situation: his cultivation level was at the third level of Qi Refining, his alchemy skills were barely at the beginner level, his talisman drawing skills were just beginning to take shape, and he possessed a huge sum of several thousand spirit stones.

Mo Chenchen returned to the room, closed the door, and went straight back to his space.

He put the three books Jiang Yu gave him in an easily accessible place, planning to study them slowly in the small world.

Finally, Mo Chenchen prepared a feast for herself: a seafood platter, a durian cheesecake, and a Portuguese egg tart to cool down the spiciness and greasiness.

After a hearty meal and drinks, feeling that it would sustain them for two days, they went up to the second floor of the bamboo house and pushed open the gate of reincarnation.

I found a set of pink bunny pajamas in the closet, changed into them, sprawled on the bed, and found a particularly comfortable position.

This time, I reached out and picked up a book from the small cabinet next to me.

Place it next to your pillow, close your eyes, and slowly open the book with one hand.

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