Legendary Son-in-Law: The Man with Poison Talismans

[White Tiger Tooth Necklace: Magic Dodge 20%, Taoist Magic 1-3, Luck +1, Requires Taoist Magic 11]

He rubbed his eyes and looked at it again.

Magic evasion 20%, Taoist skills 1-3, Luck +1.

Extremely high quality.

An ordinary white tiger tooth necklace, with only magic evasion and 1-1 Taoist magic.

This necklace has two more points of Taoist magic than the ordinary one, and also has a bit of luck.

What is luck?

That's something that can trigger the attack limit.

如果全身装备的幸运总和加到9，那每次攻击都能触发攻击上限呀。比如0-10的攻击每次都按10点攻击算，而不是在0-10之间随机触发。简直就是牛而逼之。

Unfortunately, it requires 11 Taoist skills.

His Taoist skill is only 8 points, so he can't wear it.

Lin Mu carefully put the necklace into the deepest part of his Qiankun bag.

Keep it.

I'll wear it from now on.

Meanwhile, Lin Mu is now level 9 and can learn new skills.

Lin Mu then took out the book "Mental Force Combat Techniques" from his Qiankun bag and opened it.

[Mental Strength Combat Technique: Passive skill, increases accuracy, requires level 9]

With a thought, the book transformed into a beam of light and entered his brow.

My mind suddenly became much clearer.

It was as if a window that had been covered in a layer of fog had been wiped clean.

Lin Mu closed his eyes and felt that the sounds around him became clearer.

The sound of the wind, the rustling of leaves, the chirping of insects in the distance, and even the faint sense of whether there were any living creatures nearby.

He opened his eyes and checked the status bar.

[Level: 9]

Experience: 120/2500

HP: 50/50

[MP: 35/35]

Attack: 2-7

[Taoist Arts: 0-8]

[Magic: 0-0]

[Defense: 0-2]

[Magic Control: 1-4]

Chapter 23 The Three-Man Battle

[Accuracy: 8]

[Agility: 20]

Luck: 0

[Magic Evasion: 10%]

[Skills: Arsenic, Healing Spell Lv.0, Mental Combat Technique Lv.0]

【equipment:】

【布衣（男）（防御0-2，魔御0-1），需要等级1】

【木剑（攻击2-5，道术0-1），需要等级1】

【金项链（敏捷+1，攻击0-1，道术0-1），需要等级2】

Iron Bracelet (Accuracy +1, Taoist Skill 0-1), Requires Level 3

Silver Bracelet (Accuracy +1, Agility +1), Requires Level 7

[Glass Ring (Taoist Skill 0-2), Requires Level 7]

[Glass Ring (Taoist Skill 0-2), Requires Level 7]

Funds: 28 silver coins, 584 copper coins.

It accurately changed from 7 to 8.

1 points more.

In just a short while, the sky darkened considerably.

Lin Mu looked up and saw that the light was already dim and yellowish under the shade of the tree canopy; it would be completely dark in a little while.

He walked towards the edge of the forest and found a relatively open clearing.

First, I cleared the area around the site, and then, using thin thread and small bells that I had bought before setting off, I made a simple alarm around the open space.

This was a skill he learned from movies and TV shows in his previous life—an essential skill for spending the night in the wild.

Although it was simple, he could wake up whenever something touched the wire and the bell rang.

After setting up the alarm, Lin Mu looked at the tent, hesitated for a moment, and still didn't set it up.

A tent is not very useful for a single person.

If you encounter danger, it will be difficult to escape.

He simply rummaged through his storage bag and pulled out a small blanket, then gathered a pile of dry grass and spread it on the ground, making do for the night.

The fire was lit.

The flickering flames dispelled the surrounding darkness and brought warmth.

Lin Mu took out a water bag and a basin, placed them by the fire to heat them, and then took out some dry rations, slowly eating them with the hot water.

The dry food was bought at the dock in the afternoon; it was hard and tasteless.

He took two bites and then remembered the sesame seed cakes that Chunxing had made.

It's soft and has a faint wheat aroma.

Lin Mu sighed.

This little girl is such a domestic whiz.

It's a pity I didn't bring more; now he's reluctant to eat them.

"From now on, I'll eat one sesame seed cake a day."

As he ate, he took out the map from his storage bag and turned to the page about the Woma Forest.

The firelight reflected on the pages of the book, and Lin Mu squinted as he read line by line.

Deep within the Woma Forest lies a market spontaneously organized by adventurers, known as the "Tree Root Market." It gets its name from its location at the roots of a massive ancient tree. The market includes a blacksmith's shop, a pharmacy, and a general store, providing adventurers with opportunities to replenish their supplies and rest.

He continued reading.

The Tree Root Market is managed by adventurers themselves, without any official authority, so order is somewhat chaotic. However, trading is free, and rare items are frequently traded. If you're looking to find good deals, head here.

Lin Mu nodded.

He understands this kind of place.

It's similar to a black market in a game; there's no official oversight, but you can buy good stuff there.

He closed the book and looked into the darkness in the distance.

Tree root market.

I'll go check it out when I have time.

The fire crackled and popped, occasionally sending up a few sparks.

Lin Mu wrapped himself tightly in the blanket, leaned against the tree trunk, and closed his eyes.

And so, nothing happened that night.

The next morning, Lin Mu packed up the blanket, extinguished the fire, and continued deeper into the forest.

After walking for half an hour, we still hadn't encountered any orc warriors.

Just as Lin Mu was still searching for monsters, the sound of fighting suddenly came from ahead.

Lin Mu paused, moved quietly, and stealthily approached.

Pushing aside the bushes, there was a slightly open space in front of me.

Three people were fighting around an orc warrior.

There were two men and one woman, all wearing light armor, and they looked to be around level 10 or 15.

The orc warrior had only a third of his health left and was covered in wounds, but he was still desperately swinging his bone club.

Lin Mu remained silent, watching from behind a tree.

The Taoist priest was carrying a bronze axe. This thing has an attack power of 0-15 and requires level 13.

The Taoist priest sprinkled a handful of gray powder on the orc warrior, and the orc warrior's body turned green.

-1, -1, -1...

Lin Mu's lips twitched.

This poison damage is way too low; you must have just learned it.

Moreover, only the green toxin was applied, not the yellow toxin.

Looks like we don't have the money to buy the yellow powder.