Cultivating Immortality: I Can See the Script of Life

A few days later, Wan Yi left the Corpse-Sewing Room and headed towards Crescent Moon Valley.

The monthly Yinshan Gathering, held at the beginning of each month, takes place in Crescent Moon Valley.

He was eagerly anticipating the Tiger Poison Gu, and he was just waiting to intercept it at the Yinshan Small Meeting.

Although Wan Yi had already made a fortune by selling cultivation techniques, he couldn't miss out on the Tiger Poison Gu.

There are always more opportunities than bad.

Moreover, it's a low-grade Gu worm, so it can be used as a trump card.

The apricot-yellow boat transformed into a streak of light, carrying Wan Yi as it flew towards Crescent Moon Valley.

Along the way, Wan Yi pondered the eerie tranquility of the morgue over the past few days.

Strangely enough, after Qian Zhuo was captured by the Chen family, the mortuary was unusually quiet. Not a single cultivator from the Enforcement Hall appeared, as if this desolate place had been forgotten by the entire sect.

Qian Zhuo was in charge, yet after he was arrested, there wasn't even anyone to investigate the case.

It's probably because the Chen family is under pressure.

But it's good that no one cares, so as not to get involved.

Let's go to Crescent Valley and get the Tiger Poison Gu first. We can observe the rest when we get back.

About half an hour later, the apricot-yellow boat slowly landed. Wan Yi put away his magic weapon, looked up, and saw a wide valley in front of him, which was Crescent Moon Valley.

The valley was bustling with activity, filled with the sounds of people coming and going, disciples jostling shoulder to shoulder, as lively as a marketplace in the mortal world.

The roadside was lined with all sorts of stalls.

Wan Yi squeezed into the crowd, his eyes quickly scanning the stalls on both sides, where he saw a wide variety of items.

There were vendors selling magical artifacts, elixirs, and all sorts of materials; it was dazzling to behold.

As Wan Yi walked forward, he habitually checked everyone's panels.

The entire group consisted of cultivators at the embryonic breathing level, suggesting that most of the attendees were outer sect disciples, while the inner sect leaders would likely look down on such a small-scale trade fair.

Looking at these people's fates, they're all just extras, not even supporting characters, so there's nothing to care about.

According to the script, the Tiger Poison Gu is hidden in the Yinming Stone at Jiang Sui's stall.

As long as you find Jiang Sui and buy the Yinming Stone, you can successfully intercept this opportunity.

After walking for a short while, Wan Yi stopped and his gaze fell on an inconspicuous stall.

The stall owner was a female cultivator, quite pretty with fair skin and curved eyebrows, but her chest was flat.

But if you only look at her face, she is definitely a rare beauty.

But what's most striking is her eyes.

His pupils were blood-red, while the whites of his eyes were completely black, making him look particularly terrifying and impossible to look directly at.

If he wasn't born with a divine eye, then he must have practiced some kind of evil magic.

Wan Yi looked at the other party's panel.

Name: Jiang Sui

[Talent: Average Aptitude (Green), Crimson Eyes (Green), Naturally Beautiful (Green)]

[Cultivation Level: Mid-stage Fetal Breathing]

[Destiny: Supporting Character in "Iron Pillar's Immortal Cultivation Chronicles"]

It was ginger shoots.

Upon seeing the other party's talent, Wan Yi was taken aback.

He originally thought Jiang Sui was just a shady merchant selling fake materials, a minor character among the supporting roles, but he never expected her to have three green talents!

Such a configuration is extremely rare in the outer gate.

It's estimated that in the early episodes of "The Legend of Tie Zhu's Cultivation," Jiang Sui will definitely not be a minor supporting character; she will certainly have a significant amount of screen time.

I underestimated her.

Wan Yi began to examine the detailed information about [Crimson Blood Eyes].

【Crimson Blood Eyes (Green): You possess the Crimson Blood Eyes, which allow you to manipulate the blood within your enemies, causing them to explode and die.】

It's a pretty good talent, with considerable offensive power.

Jiang Sui was also sizing up Wan Yi, her scarlet eyes sweeping over him with a hint of wariness.

"What do you want to buy? If you're not buying, don't block my stall and delay my business."

It was straightforward and decisive, without any unnecessary formalities, and even a bit aggressive.

He doesn't seem like a businessman.

Wan Yi feigned an honest and simple demeanor, and said with a smile, "Senior Sister, I'd like to buy some Yinming Stones. Do you have any here?"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Sui pointed to the corner of the stall and said in a flat tone, "There are five left. Take them if you want."

Wan Yi looked in the direction she pointed and saw five dark Yinming Stones neatly arranged there. They were about the same size, with rough surfaces, and looked exactly the same. It was impossible to tell which one contained the Tiger Poison Gu.

He was secretly worried.

How can you tell the difference?

It seems we have no choice but to buy them all. Anyway, it won't cost much contribution points. As long as we can get the Tiger Poison Gu, this expense is nothing.

Wan Yi bent down and picked up all five Yinming Stones, then asked, "Senior Sister, how many contribution points is one Yinming Stone?"

"I'll take all five, can you make it cheaper?"

Jiang Sui glanced at him: "Sold separately, 8 contribution points per piece."

"Since you want them all, I'll charge you a total of 30 contribution points."

Wan Yi was finding it difficult to stay calm.

Jiang Sui is indeed a shrewd businessman.

In the script, Han Tiezhu only spent 7 contribution points to buy a Yinming Stone, but she dared to say that the original price was 8 contribution points, which was obviously a lie.

Moreover, buying Yinming Stones at the Corpse Puppet Hall only costs 8 contribution points per stone.

How dare her Yinming Stones, of questionable quality, compare to those of the Corpse Puppet Palace?

But Wan Yi didn't say anything more.

What he wanted wasn't the Yinming Stone, but the Tiger Poison Gu inside.

Moreover, even after the discount, each piece only costs 6 points.

This contribution was nothing to him, and it wasn't worth arguing with Jiang Sui over such a small matter.

If I anger her and she refuses to sell it to me, I'll be at a huge loss.

Wan Yi readily took out his disciple's jade token, completed the transaction, and said with a smile, "Thank you for the discount, Senior Sister. I'll definitely patronize your business again in the future."

Jiang Sui put away the jade pendant, her face expressionless.

Wan Yi carefully pocketed the five Yinming Stones and turned to leave.

But after taking only two steps, he caught sight of a familiar figure hurrying towards him.

The man was plain-looking with dark skin; he was none other than Han Tiezhu, the protagonist of "The Legend of Tiezhu's Immortal Cultivation".

Wan Yi's eyes lit up, and he secretly rejoiced.

Sure enough, Han Tiezhu also arrived.

The storyline can be updated now.

Wan Yi quickly put on a friendly smile and went to greet him, saying, "Senior brother, it's been a long time."

Han Tiezhu was focused on finding materials for refining puppets when he heard the sound. He immediately looked around warily, full of vigilance.

After all, one must be wary of others while cultivating in the demonic sect.

Only after recognizing Wan Yi did he slightly relax his guard, frowning as he asked, "You are... that junior brother from the mortuary?"

Wan Yi nodded hurriedly, looking flattered: "Senior brother has a good memory. I am Wan Yi. I even picked out a corpse for you to use for puppet making in the mortuary before."

"May I ask your name, senior brother?"

Han Tiezhu said calmly, "My name is Han Tiezhu."

Wan Yi said with a smile, "Senior Brother Han's name is... quite simple."

Upon hearing this, Han Tiezhu was not angry. Instead, he smiled and said, "A humble name makes a child easier to raise."

"I wonder what brings you here, Junior Brother?"

He remained somewhat wary, after all, he wasn't very familiar with Wan Yi, and the fact that Wan Yi suddenly took the initiative to greet him inevitably aroused suspicion.