Over the next few days, Li Feiyu experimented with using wood-attribute spiritual power to accelerate the growth of plants, but the results were rather disappointing.
Even after exhausting the maximum amount of wood-attribute spiritual power he could muster, he failed to make a common herb grow so much as an inch, though he did succeed in restoring vitality to wilted leaves. He figured this must have something to do with the species of the plant; after all, the Red-Leaf Spirit Maple was an incredibly rare spiritual tree, and its flowers were the part most sensitive to wood-attribute spiritual power. He decided to focus on raising his cultivation level first and would find time later to go to the Hundred Herb Garden to test other spiritual herbs. As for the "miraculous effects" that his internally cultivated Five Elements spiritual power might have on talismans, artifact refining, and arrays, he would just have to explore those slowly.
Afterward, Li Feiyu went out to do some shopping, primarily purchasing a furnace for artifact refining, basic array disks, and array flags. He was determined to properly delve into the foundations of artifact refining and arrays. Thinking back on the experiences of "Old Devil Han" from the original story, Li Feiyu couldn't help but sigh—a cultivator truly should not have any weaknesses. Moreover, with his system and Five Elements Spiritual Roots, Li Feiyu felt confident in his ability to master them. Staying low-key was safe, of course, but ha…
Chapter 51