Gu Daoist Master

Chapter 43: The final sixth purple gold rock

Translator: Skyfarrow Editor: Skyfarrow

The green copper primeval sea had tides rising and falling, ebbing and flowing.

Above the sea level, the Liquor worm curled into a ball, emitting the wine vapour that gradually developed into white mist.

A surge of primeval essence with a “swoosh”, rushed up against the tide and into the wine mist. When the tide receded, there was already half left, and the colour was even darker. From initial stage jade green(1), it had converted into middle stage pale green.

Middle stage primeval essence fell into the sea, but it did not mix with the initial stage primeval essence. As if it was denser, it sank to the bottom.

Thus, the situation became that the upper layer of the primeval sea was filled with initial stage primeval essence, while the lower half was middle stage primeval essence.

As time flowed, the wine mist circulated within the aperture. Under the refinement of the Liquor worm, eventually, the initial stage primeval essence continued to decrease, while the middle stage primeval essence gradually increased.

It could be seen with the naked eye where the lower layer middle stage primeval essence gradually rose, while the upper layer initial stage primeval essence continued to decrease, but also rose in sea level.

As Fang Yuan refined his primeval essence, he extracted the natural essence from the primeval stones at the same time, quickly replenishing the dwindling primeval essence in his aperture.

Finally, the 45% primeval sea in his aperture was fully refined into middle stage primeval essence.

“Much thanks to the middle stage primeval essence, or else I would not have been able to open the rocks five times in the gambling den.” Sitting in a lotus position on his bed, Fang Yuan gradually opened his eyes.

It was currently late at night.

After he walked out of the gambling den, he did not tour around any of the other shops, but instead headed back to the academy.

Mountain Village, as a Rank one initial stage Gu

bring around. It also attracts other people’s coveting; in

coveted his assets, with Fang Yuan’s current ability he would not be able

pathetic. What’s laughable is that many people in this world cannot comprehend that. The boat of benefits carries

duck egg. But the stone in his hand, as

Yuan did not regret

his primeval stones expenditure was multiple times of the people of his age. Yet it was because of this that he was able to

into his money bag

fossils at the gambling den and opened five on the spot, bringing the last one back

eyes shone as he activated the Moonlight Gu, grinding with five fingers, slowly dissecting the

ripples, and finally was grinded to nothingness, leaving behind a pile of

because in rock gambling, you

times. And in the remaining two times, it depended on whether it was a live Gu or

might not be a rare type of Gu worm, and even if it was a

Yuan’s current cultivation level was still very low, it was at the bottom tier of the Gu Masters. The Mudskin Toad that he obtained earlier, if it weren’t for the fact that this was the Gu Yue Mountain Village, it might have been forcefully snatched away by that

the way for developing family wealth, and in fact it was a bigger cause of bankruptcy and debt. This was not the

not disappointed. In fact he looked at the pile of rock powder and gradually broke into a

in entering the gambling den was all for this pile of rock powder. That Mudskin Toad was only something he

privately opened the fossil, and other than

the Liquor worm was awakened and subdued from the

This idea was fabulous.

what Gu worm really exists in the fossils. Who would dare say

Toad, which would’ve left a strong impression on the Gu Masters

him, he could push everything onto his luck. Luck was something unfathomable. Even if someone suspected that this was the Flower Wine Monk’s Liquor worm, against an excuse like ‘luck’ they’d have no idea

room, Fang Yuan’s expression was

was akin to covering fire with paper.

rid of a hidden threat like the Liquor worm, he’d