My Talent For Cultivating Immortals Can Be Refreshed

Chapter 18 Uses of Maidenhair Vine

 Early the next morning.

Chuning got up and had breakfast, first walking around the fields where Lingmi was grown.

 After using the clearing technique to get rid of a few weeds, we immediately came to the high-grade spiritual field where the black bamboo was planted.

 【Aoki Changchun Gong (lower yellow grade), second level (17/900)】

 Before practicing, Chu Ning first took a look at the progress of the second level of his Qingmu Changchun Kung Fu.

Just as he thought before, even though during this period, he was practicing hard.

  However, because he needs to meditate to recover his mana after using the activation method, Chu Ning has not yet reached the proficiency level of 1 point a day.

Now 21 days have passed, Chu Ning's second level proficiency is only 17.

Chuning did not hesitate at this time and selected a range of Moling Bamboo Shoots.

Directly use the mana pinching technique, and then use the Aoki Chunhua Technique.

After repeating it many times, Chu Ning chose a place and sat down, waiting for the Qingmu Chunhua Technique to work on the Black Lingzhu.

 According to his experience in the first three months, starting to practice Qingmu Changchun Gong after half an hour has the best effect.

So, half an hour later, Chu Ning immediately started practicing with his legs crossed.

The speed of absorbing spiritual energy that was completely different from before immediately made Chu Ning feel a sense of satisfaction.

 He continued to activate his skills, absorbing the spiritual energy transmitted from the tips of the bamboo shoots.

 After practicing like this for a full hour and a half, Chu Ning finally stopped.

 At first glance, it is natural to look at the effects of cultivation.

 【Aoki Changchun Gong (lower yellow grade), second level (18/900)】

 Increased proficiency by 1 point.

 Sure enough, it is better to practice with the help of Qing Shu Chun Hua Shu.

 Normally, one point of proficiency can be gained in one day, but now one point of proficiency can be gained in one practice.

“If you do this and practice in the morning and evening, you can gain 2 to 3 points a day.

This speed is 2 to 3 times that of before, that is, in about one to one and a half years, you can complete the second level of mid-stage Qi refining. "

Chun Ning thought about it in his mind and felt a lot more at ease.

Glancing at the Mo Lingzhu in front of him, Chu Ning used the Qingmu Chunhua Technique again.

These Black Spirit Bamboo will be one of his important incomes in a few months, so they need to be planted.

 Performing Aoki Chunhua Technique once a day is naturally a must.

The effect of the Aoki Eternal Spring Technique just now has been absorbed by Chu Ning, and it is just being replenished at this moment.

 After performing the Green Wood Chunhua Technique and feeling the vitality of the black bamboo in this area, Chu Ning left with satisfaction.

 After lunch, Chu Ning did not choose to come to Lingtian again, but came to the mountain behind the yard.

In the past twenty days, in order to plant red rice and black bamboo as quickly as possible, he had to suppress the idea of ​​practicing thorns and vine armor.

 Now, it’s finally time to give it a try.

The Thorns spell can theoretically be cast with any plant driven by mana, but the best thing is of course that the plant itself is a vine.

Chu Ning has already observed that on the mountain behind the yard, there is a plant called Maidenhair Vine that is very suitable.

Although it does not have long thorns, it is very tough and is suitable for practicing this thorn technique.

In the past period of time, although Chu Ning had no time to practice, he had already become familiar with the spell formulas and the like.

 Arriving in the mountains, Chu Ning found a place with maidenhair vines.

The vines of the maidenhair vine are not thick and are as gray and black as iron wires. The leaves are not big but very lush. Some mature maidenhair vines also have purple flowers.

Chuning stood next to the iron vine, looked at the tree not far away, typed the magic spell quickly, and then stretched out his finger.

 A maidenhair vine jumped up with a roar and flew quickly towards the tree.

 “Crack!”

 The next moment, it fell straight down again.

Chun Ning shook his head when he saw this. He just failed to control his magic power, but the spell failed.

Taking a breath and gathering his mind, Chu Ning started casting the spell again.

The rattan flew up again, and under Chu Ning's command, it flew straight to the tree, and then wrapped around the tree, which was as big as the mouth of a bowl.

Chun Ning saw this and pinched the magic formula again.

Visible thorns sprouted from the vine, and the entire vine became tighter and tighter, with the sharp thorns sinking directly into the trees. As long as the vines bind the designated person or object, Chu Ning no longer needs to use magic power to drive them.

At this time, Chu Ning, who no longer needed to cast spells, couldn't help but walk to the tree.

 Seeing that the cane had almost sunk into the tree, he couldn't help but secretly clicked his tongue.

 “This is tied to ordinary people...”

No wonder mortals are so in awe of immortal cultivators. A basic and mid-level attack spell is already so lethal.

 While thinking about it in his heart, Chu Ning pinched the magic formula again.

The spikes on the maidenhair vine disappeared immediately, and the vine was loosened from the tree and quickly retracted back to its original state.

On the tree, there were deep marks left.

Upon seeing this, Chu Ning started casting spells towards another vine.

 After practicing the Thorn Technique for a while, Chu Ning started practicing the Vine Armor Technique again.

Different from the thorns technique, the vine armor technique does not require the help of plants, but uses its own mana to form a vine armor-like protective shield around the body.

 It is precisely because of this that the caster needs to constantly use mana to maintain it.

It is also a junior and mid-level spell of the wood system. The talent of the Yinmu spirit body came into play, and Chu Ning was able to use it after trying it a few times.

However, because practicing the Thorn Technique just now consumed too much, the Vine Armor Technique only lasted for a short while.

 After learning two spells, one for attack and one for defense, the next thing to do is to practice diligently to make your spell casting time shorter and your spells more powerful.

Seeing that it was getting dark, Chu Ning was about to leave.

But as soon as he moved, Chu Ning stopped again. Looking at the maidenhair vine, his heart moved.

Why don’t you plant this maidenhair vine in your own yard?

This maidenhair vine is actually a spiritual plant, and even has certain medicinal effects. It is the material of some elixirs.

 Just because this thing is very easy to grow and is too common, it has not attracted much attention, and few people would choose to plant it.

 But for myself, it is different.

This maidenhair vine actually looks pretty good if it blooms and can be used to decorate your own yard wall.

And if there is an emergency in the future, you can also cast the thorns spell directly in the yard.

There is another very important thing. Maybe I can use the Aoki Chunhua Technique on this iron vine and practice it in the yard sooner or later?

The sect does not recommend that disciples stay in the outdoor spiritual fields at night, because the sect's patrols will not cover those areas at night.

Occasionally, monsters and even wandering cultivators appear. If you are alone, it is only a matter of probability that you will be attacked.

Chun Ning had previously thought about using the Aoki Chunhua Technique to speed up his nighttime practice.

However, spiritual plants are not so easy to grow, and not all spiritual plants are as cheap as the maidenhair vine.

Most spiritual plants have certain requirements for the soil they are planted in.

When Chu Ning thought about it, the ordinary iron vine suddenly became more pleasing to the eye.

He did not choose to dig up the maidenhair vine that was already growing on the ground. The quality of this ordinary vine was still too poor.

He wandered around the mountain for a while and found a maidenhair vine whose flowers had grown into dark purple. Then he took out the seeds and brought them back to the yard.

Planting is too simple for Chu Ning.

 An activation spell passed and after all the seeds had been activated, Chu Ning planted the maidenhair vine in a circle along the wall of the house.

 Then, the Aoki Chunhua Technique was used on each Maidenhair Vine in batches.

After trying some practice, Chu Ning really experienced the increase in Qingmu Chunhua Technique.

 It’s just that the maidenhair vine is not as high quality as the black bamboo, so the increase effect is not obvious.

However, Chu Ning tried it once in the evening and the next morning. It seems that practicing twice can increase the proficiency by 1 point, which is much faster than before.

 In this way, plus practicing once during the day in the spiritual field planted with Mo Lingzhu, you can guarantee a 2-point proficiency increase that day, and you can also set aside nearly half a day to practice spells.

So, for the next period of time, Chu Ning cultivated Mo Lingzhu and Lingmi.

 At the same time, he is practicing the Thorns Technique, Vine Armor Technique, and the Clearing Technique, Blade Technique, Rain Technique, and Object Repelling Technique that are not yet capable of instantaneous casting.

Midway through, Chu Ning went to the training room again and learned the fireball and qi-seeking techniques, both of which are considered one of the basic spells.

 After planting the spiritual field alone, Chu Ning and others can still go to the transfer room to learn the skills and magic skills, but the frequency has changed from once every half a month to once a month.

More than a month has passed in the blink of an eye, and it has been half a year since Chu Ning entered the Qingxi Sect.

Chuning was just about to leave the yard to go to the spiritual field in the morning when he heard a burst of shouting from outside.

 “Chun Ning!”

 (End of this chapter)