Chapter 1284: Jumping Beam Clown

It took a long time for Lin Xun to wake up from such shocking pictures.

And in his heart, a wonderful feeling emerged, all of which were related to the innate holy treasure "City of Dead in Vain".

The most wonderful thing about this city is that it can extradite the remaining Yin Spirits and remnants to free them from the world, so as to obtain the power of merit from the Heavenly Dao Order.

Merits and virtues!

Like fate, cause and effect, and fate, it is an extremely nihilistic and mysterious power.

In the eyes of Buddhist cultivators, saving a life is better than building a seventh-level floating slaughter, in fact, it is also a means of accumulating merit and power.

For the cultivator, the power of merit is like the luck of the Great Dao, but it is more beneficial to the cultivator's cultivation.

For example, the innate pure qi is a manifestation of the power of merit, refining the innate pure qi, which is beneficial to the cultivator's cultivation, soul, and state of mind.

From this, one can imagine how miraculous and mysterious the innate holy treasures that can obtain the power of merit such as the "City of Death" are.

It's a pity that the "Vain Death City" has long been gone, and only one innate origin remains, which has turned into this innate pearl.

In short, the innate pearl is the core origin power of the "Vain Death City".

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His heart moved at will, and Lin Xun began to concentrate on refining this thing.

One month, two months, three months......

Time has passed quietly unconsciously.

In the Futu Tower, the old clam and the big black bird are not idle, and they have been studying and figuring out the mysteries in the 3,000 Futu Tower.

After a long period of exploration, both have come to a consistent conclusion -

There will be a great opportunity in this tower!

It's just that if you want to get it, you need an opportunity.

Now, both are trying to use various methods to try to seize this opportunity in one go.

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It took half a year for Lin Xun to refine this innate pearl!

It took a long time, and even Lin Xun himself was a little surprised, but the benefits were also extremely amazing, and even Lin Xun was excited.

Inside the Innate Clear Pearl, there is a vast merit power like a vast sea, which is as close as infinity!

When cultivated, the Innate Clear Bead can provide a steady stream of Innate Clear Qi, just like adding merit to the body, and having a tonic effect on the body, mind, and soul.

If that's all it takes, it's no different from some cultivation treasures in the world.

The most amazing thing about the Innate Clear Pearl is that if you fight against some powerful remnants and ghosts, you can produce a natural restraint effect!

And if you can extradite these yin soul things, you can also obtain merit power, gather in the innate clear pearl, and promote the transformation of this treasure!

Lin Xun even suspected that when the merit power obtained accumulated to a certain point, the Innate Qingzhu would most likely degenerate into a "vain dead city" again.

"No wonder Senior Brother Xuankong specially told him not to let this thing be known by others, it is indeed a rare and incomparable treasure. ”

"It is not only a cultivation treasure, but also a holy relic for obtaining merits, far from being comparable to other battle-type holy treasures......"

"Although it is incomplete, as long as you continue to practice in the future, this treasure will inevitably have the hope of turning into a vain city again!"

Lin Xun took a deep breath and forced himself to suppress the excitement in his heart.

It took half a year to refine the Innate Clear Pearl, is it worth it?

It's worth it!

Possessing this treasure is equivalent to giving him the most effective means of acquiring merit power, which has an immeasurable effect on his cultivation, which is wonderful.

"Lin Xun, you're finally sober, these half a year

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