Chapter 14

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Chapter 14: Lu Wushuang's First Update, a good novel: "Crossing the Chaotic World of Heroes."

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In terms of strength, at the same level, each has its strengths. Spirit practitioners and martial artists each have their advantages and shortcomings. As for dual cultivation of spirit and martial arts, although many people desire it, it is merely a thought. Dual cultivation of spirit and martial arts is fundamentally impossible. Other readers are currently reading: "Mythical God, Comprehensive Reading."

Among martial artists, there are also five types: Wood, Water, Fire, Earth, and Wind. Martial techniques are also divided into Wood, Water, Fire, Earth, and Wind techniques.

After Lu Shaoyou learned about these details, he also discovered that the Yin-Yang Spirit Martial Art he was cultivating allowed him to become a full-element martial artist. What is a full-element martial artist? It means he can cultivate all five elements: Wood, Water, Fire, Earth, and Wind.

Upon learning this, Lu Shaoyou was amazed. The more he understood about martial artists, the more he knew that most martial artists were single-element. Those who could cultivate two elements were already considered geniuses. As for those who could cultivate three elements, they were geniuses among geniuses.

On the Spirit Martial Continent, dual-element martial artists were as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns, and triple-element martial artists were almost unheard of.

But he himself was a full-element martial artist. Thinking about this, Lu Shaoyou couldn't help but smile. Uncle Nan was truly a capable person. The Yin-Yang Spirit Martial Art was simply heaven-defying. It could directly consume demon cores, spirit cores, or even other martial artists and spirit practitioners to break through. Moreover, being a full-element martial artist, the benefits of the Yin-Yang Spirit Martial Art far outweighed its drawbacks, which could be completely ignored.

During this period, Lu Shaoyou often found ways to feed small animals like mice to the light yellow snake in his hand. Whenever the snake was hungry, it would crawl out of Lu Shaoyou's sleeve, and there seemed to be a mysterious connection between them.

At the same time, Lu Shaoyou didn't forget to use the Yin-Yang Spirit Martial Art to refine the energy of the two spirit cores in his body. On the eighth night, Lu Shaoyou sat cross-legged, and a faint mist enveloped his body, with a faint glow flickering.

Invisibly, a kind of aura emanated from Lu Shaoyou, spreading around him.

The old servant Uncle Nan watched all this, nodding continuously, a smile in his eyes.

"Phew..."

After an unknown amount of time, the mist-like gas around Lu Shaoyou was completely absorbed through his skin pores, and he exhaled a turbid breath.

"Uncle Nan, I have fully refined the energy. Why do I feel that my spirit practitioner level has reached the peak of the ninth rank of Spirit Apprentice, but my martial artist level is still at the first rank of Martial Apprentice?" Lu Shaoyou opened his eyes and asked Uncle Nan.

"This is normal. The two spirit cores you obtained mainly increased your spirit energy. It was already quite difficult to break through to the first rank of Martial Apprentice in terms of true qi." Uncle Nan explained.

"What should I do now?" Lu Shaoyou asked.

"This is one of the drawbacks of the Yin-Yang Spirit Martial Art. You can only find demon cores to consume. Demon cores mainly increase your true qi. To break through, you need to reach the peak of the ninth rank of Martial Apprentice. I told you, unless both spirit and martial arts break through together, if you continue to consume spirit cores to increase your spirit energy while your martial artist level hasn't caught up, you might die from an explosion of your body, with your meridians reversing." Uncle Nan warned Lu Shaoyou seriously.

Lu Shaoyou stuck out his tongue. It seemed that he could only focus on improving his martial artist level now. Demon cores, a single demon core was extremely expensive, and he couldn't afford it even if he died.

"Tomorrow, buy all the materials on this list. The night after, I will teach you to refine the pills myself and help you increase your true qi." Uncle Nan handed Lu Shaoyou a piece of paper with a dozen or so materials, all of which seemed to be medicinal names.

"Buy materials." Lu Shaoyou took the list and asked tentatively, "Uncle Nan, how many gold coins will this cost?"

"These are cheap goods, just for refining first-grade pills. It will cost about twenty gold coins." Uncle Nan said.

"Twenty gold coins." Lu Shaoyou suddenly drew a sharp breath. Having come to the Spirit Martial Continent, Lu Shaoyou was well aware of the value of money. Twenty gold coins was a significant amount. A low-level servant in the Lu family earned only half a gold coin a year, while a high-level servant earned one gold coin a year.

Twenty gold coins equaled the annual salary of forty low-level servants. At the same time, twenty gold coins could buy twenty wives for an ordinary family.

"Uncle Nan, you must have twenty gold coins. Can you lend them to me?" Lu Shaoyou said with a troubled expression, as he had no money at all, not even half a gold coin.

"Unambitious brat, I don't care if you steal or rob, but if you don't gather the materials by tomorrow night, I won't bother teaching you anymore." Uncle Nan glared at Lu Shaoyou and then said, "That's enough for today. Go back."

Lu Shaoyou's expression darkened as he shook his head and sighed on his way back. No wonder they say a single coin can stump a hero. He needed twenty gold coins, and even if he stole or robbed, he couldn't gather that much.

Not long after returning to his room, the sky was already bright. Lu Shaoyou hadn't slept much during this period because the process of refining the spirit cores kept him energized.

"Third Aunt, are you there?" A delicate voice came from outside the courtyard.

"It's Wushuang. Why are you up so early? Come in quickly, it's cold outside." Luo Lan's voice came from the small hall.

"It's not cold. I'm a cultivator, I won't feel the cold. Third Aunt, this is a robe I bought for you. It's cold in winter, put it on and see if it fits." Lu Wushuang's voice came from outside.

"You shouldn't have spent so much. This is very expensive. You always bring things when you visit. You're such a good child."

"Lu Wushuang, why is she here?" Lu Shaoyou thought to himself.

"Where's Shaoyou? Still not up?" Lu Wushuang asked.

"Good morning, Wushuang." Lu Shaoyou said, pushing open the door. He saw that today Lu Wushuang was wearing a red brocade robe, her jet-black hair flowing down her back, a few strands of hair falling around her ears, giving her an elegant and noble air that made one want to get closer.

"Shaoyou, I also bought a robe for you. Try it on and see if it fits." Lu Wushuang seemed to look at Lu Shaoyou more intently than usual.

"Thank you, Wushuang." Lu Shaoyou took the robe, a green one, made from some animal fur, soft and warm to the touch, and clearly very expensive.

"No need to thank me. I'm your sister, and it's my duty to take care of you." Lu Wushuang smiled, revealing two small dimples.

Seeing Lu Wushuang smile, Lu Shaoyou was momentarily captivated. She was truly beautiful, and he couldn't help but look at her a few more times.

"Yes, it fits well." Lu Shaoyou put on the robe, and it fit perfectly, feeling very comfortable. He suddenly thought that in his past and present life, apart from the people at the orphanage, Lu Wushuang was the first person, and a woman, to buy clothes for him.

"It's good that it fits. I brought breakfast. Let's eat together?" Lu Wushuang lifted a food basket, and a fragrant aroma wafted out, indicating that the contents were delicious.

"Wushuang, I just ate. There's a lot of work in the laundry today. You and Shaoyou eat. I'll go to work." Luo Lan said.

"Third Aunt, you work hard. I'll think of a way to have Grandfather..." Lu Wushuang said softly, her eyes showing a hint of helplessness. This was the order of the first wife of Third Uncle, and although she had a high status in the Lu family, she couldn't change it.

"Dear, I'm fine. Besides, I'm just a maid, with a maid's fate." Luo Lan smiled and left the courtyard.

Lu Shaoyou watched all this, feeling increasingly uneasy. He thought to himself, "Mother, bear with it a little longer. Soon, your son won't let you suffer anymore."

"Shaoyou, let's eat breakfast." Lu Wushuang said softly, then opened the food basket and placed several exquisite pastries and other delicacies on the table.

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