Godly Immortality: Start with the Butcher and add some Immortality!

Chapter 956: Accumulating trump cards!

After the party, Wei Hong went straight back to his cave.

Next, he planned to continue to practice hard and strive to break through his current realm as soon as possible. As long as he could break through to the second level of Jindan, his chances of surviving the war would increase a lot.

So, Wei Hong began to develop and practice silently in the Immortal City.

In the training room of the cave, Wei Hong began to practice in seclusion.

He sat cross-legged on a golden cushion, and the spiritual energy around him quickly gathered together under his guidance.

Wei Hong knew very well that the path of cultivating immortals was like sailing against the current, if one did not advance, one would retreat. Especially in this immortal city, under the seemingly calm surface, there were actually undercurrents surging. He had to find ways to improve his strength as much as possible.

During Wei Hong's retreat this time, his primary task was to practice his main technique, [Qingdi Changsheng Gong].

As the technique quickly began to work, the magic power in his body also began to flow through his meridians.

Those magical powers were like a long winding river, flowing endlessly through his meridians.

One cycle follows another, continuously absorbing large amounts of spiritual energy from heaven and earth.

Wei Hong could clearly feel that every flow of magic power was nourishing his body and soul. This was a subtle process that required constant persistence to see obvious results.

As his practice continued, he felt as if a powerful force was constantly growing and gestating in his body.

After entering the state of cultivation, the training room fell into silence.

In addition to practicing the [Green Emperor's Longevity Art], Wei Hong naturally would not forget to practice his own spells and secret techniques.

Especially in the secret technique of [Six Jia Secret Blessing Technique], he invested most of his energy.

He also practiced several other spells in the hope of improving his realm without the help of vitality points.

Even if you cannot improve your realm, you can still make your spellcasting more proficient and quicker.

In addition to practicing magic, Wei Hong began to focus on alchemy.

As his fame at the gathering grew, his alchemy skills were also recognized by many cultivators in the Immortal City.

With his superb alchemy skills, Wei Hong soon received a large number of alchemy orders.

These orders came from other Jindan cultivators in the Immortal City, as well as urgent needs from some Jindan families. There were also some Foundation Establishment cultivators who came to ask for pills through connections. In short, there were all kinds of orders.

Wei Hong did not accept every order. Instead, he screened them carefully and accepted all the orders that he could refine and rejected all the others.

Even so, he had to devote some of his energy to completing these orders.

In this way, in just a few years he accumulated a considerable amount of spirit stones by relying on his alchemy skills.

In addition, when he was not practicing and refining medicine, he would quietly go to the Ten Thousand Snakes Abyss every once in a while, and use the paper man technique to hunt various monsters in the Abyss.

Wansheyuan is a place full of dangers and opportunities.

Every time he stepped into the Ten Thousand Snakes Abyss, Wei Hong would become extremely cautious, because there were too many terrifying monsters at the bottom of the abyss. Once he encountered one, he would be in desperate situation if he was not careful.

Therefore, every time he went to the Ten Thousand Snakes Abyss, he would hide himself in that secret cave, and then only send out paper men to hunt monsters. Unless he encountered a lone Jindan monster, he would never show up.

In this way, under the crazy slaughter of the paper man, a large amount of vitality points were constantly accumulated, and at the same time a large amount of monster materials were obtained, which could be said to kill two birds with one stone.

Every time he killed a monster, Wei Hong would absorb its soul into the Ten Thousand Souls Banner. After absorbing these souls, the power of the Ten Thousand Souls Banner continued to increase, becoming more and more powerful, and it was only a step away from being promoted to a real magic weapon.

Wei Hong could feel the powerful force contained in the Ten Thousand Souls Banner. He believed that in future wars, the Ten Thousand Souls Banner would definitely be a big trump card in his hand, and he needed to upgrade it to a magic weapon as soon as possible.

In addition to hunting monsters in the Ten Thousand Snakes Abyss, he also did not forget to find ways to increase his own trump cards.

He took advantage of the time he spent in the secret cave in the Ten Thousand Snakes Abyss to refine the bodies of the four Jindan monks he had killed before into refined corpses.

Among these four Jindan corpses, one belonged to Huangfu Gang, and the other three were the three Jindan Tribulation Cultivators who had ambushed him outside the trade fair before.

These four golden elixir corpses are good materials for refining silver corpses, so Wei Hong naturally would not waste them.

The process of refining corpses was not too difficult, and he had rich experience in refining corpses. All kinds of materials could be gathered inside the Immortal City, so it didn't take any effort at all.

Although the four Jindan corpses did not reach the level of Golden Corpse after being made into Refined Corpses, their strength was far beyond that of the cultivators at the peak of Foundation Establishment.

They are agile, strong, fearless of pain, and completely fearless of death.

After making the four silver corpses, Wei Hong had an important trump card in his hand. Perhaps at the critical moment, they could play a huge role.

In this way, several years passed quietly in hard training and exploration.

Everything is going on in an orderly manner, and Wei Hong's strength is gradually improving.

During this process, he couldn't help but feel a little troubled.

This trace of worry came from nothing else but his acquaintance Ding Xue.

After learning that Wei Hong was good at alchemy, Ding Xue came to visit him twice.

Her original intention of visiting Wei Hong was to ask him about the art of alchemy, and also to have a conversation with him.

Wei Hong naturally couldn't refuse out of politeness, so he could only briefly exchange some alchemy experiences with Ding Xue. He also gave a lot of advice on the questions raised by Ding Xue, and also personally demonstrated his alchemy process to Ding Xue.

However, precisely because of this, Ding Xue seemed to see a familiar technique in his alchemy skills.

Ding Xue was a person with a meticulous mind, and she was quite familiar with Wei Hong before. She also felt a sense of déjà vu about Wei Hong's alchemy techniques, so she began to doubt Wei Hong's true identity.

From then on, Ding Xue began to visit Wei Hong frequently.

And in every conversation, she would test Wei Hong intentionally or unintentionally.

She would talk about some of her past experiences and observe Wei Hong's reactions. Occasionally, she would ask about some details about alchemy, trying to find flaws in Wei Hong's answers.

Faced with Ding Xue's temptation, Wei Hong remained calm and composed, neither admitting it nor showing any abnormality.

Gradually, Ding Xue seemed to give up the temptation.

But Wei Hong knew that things were not that simple.

Although Ding Xue no longer tested him on the surface, a hint of doubt would occasionally flash across her eyes. Moreover, she still came to visit from time to time, and always said that she wanted to ask Wei Hong for advice on the art of alchemy.

Not only that, her attitude towards Wei Hong also became somewhat subtle, becoming somewhat closer to him yet also seeming to maintain a certain distance.

Wei Hong was very happy to see this, and pretended not to know about Ding Xue's actions. He maintained a good relationship with her and did not mind providing her with some shelter when necessary.

(End of this chapter)