Little junior sister, she cried in the world of cultivating immortals

Feeling that his method was effective, Lu Qingye served fish again.

I have to say that Lu Qingye's homemade fish feed is still somewhat useful.

The number of brewfish in the bucket increased rapidly. When more than half of the bucket was caught, Lu Qingye stopped.

Brewmaster fish are difficult to reproduce, so their numbers are limited. Several times in a row, Lu Qingye caught fry that were no bigger than a finger and released them back into the lake.

Everything in moderation.

Seeing that Lu Qingye had collected the fishing rod and bucket and planned to return, the old man sitting on the tree finally couldn't help but jump off the tree.

Hearing a slight rustling sound, Lu Qingye immediately looked warily towards the direction of the sound.

The old man patted his robe and immediately smiled at Lu Qingye.

Although the old man is old, he is in good spirits and his face is relatively rosy. It is obvious that this man takes good care of himself.

Lu Qingye couldn't sense the opponent's cultivation. Although the old man behaved like an ordinary mortal old man with no spiritual power around him, Lu Qingye knew that this was all an illusion.

Rather than saying that the old man looks ordinary, it is better to say that he looks more like he has returned to his original nature.

Moreover, Lu Qingye also believed in his intuition. This man had a kind face, but he had an extremely dangerous aura about him.

"Who is the senior?"

The smile on the old man's face became even brighter.

"Little baby, I see that you have extraordinary bones and are a genius at alchemy. How about you become my teacher?"

After Wen Ren Yuan Jing said this, the corners of his mouth twitched involuntarily.

He lived alone all year round and stayed away from the bustling city. As time went by, he naturally lacked knowledge in interpersonal communication.

I learned this from some travelogues.

Wenren Yuanjing passed Lu Qingye's competition and confirmed the opponent's excellent talent.

This time he came to the Genius Exchange Meeting to find a few spiritual plants.

He got news that several auctions here happen to use this spiritual plant auction to attract cultivators.I rushed here in a hurry, but I didn't expect to encounter an unexpected surprise.

If he had been younger, Wen Ren Yuan Jing would never have thought of taking a disciple.

After all, he doesn't like raising those little carrots. It's too troublesome and delays his alchemy.

But now that he was old, he felt his life was passing away several times, and he began to desperately look for ways to extend his life.

But his lifespan is approaching its limit. If he doesn't break through, he may really fall into the half-step integration stage.

Although there seems to be only a one-word difference between the half-step integration period and the integration period, there is actually a huge difference.

How can it be so easy to go from the half-step integration stage to the integration stage!
So he began to think about his inheritance.

In the past few years, I have been traveling in some places, and I have encountered some alchemy geniuses, but Wenren Yuanjing always felt that something was missing.

Perhaps the thing that is missing is the so-called eye connection.

But at this genius exchange meeting, there were actually two people he liked.

One is Lu Qingye and the other is Lu Jin.

Both of them are very talented in alchemy, even better than him back then.

But Wenren Yuanjing still chose Lu Qingye for no other reason than that he didn't like to be restrained.

Lu Jin is not only a disciple of Qianhaizong, but also a member of the Lu family.

He himself got to where he is today step by step, and he understands how difficult it is for a monk without a background.

At this point, he felt that Lu Qingye was connected with him.

Perhaps Lu Qingye had a harder time than him. After all, he started out as a monk's child.

He didn't want to get involved in family interests, and the five major sects were actually much freer than some aristocratic families.