Since he got enough rest yesterday, Tang Yu was full of energy at this time.

Seeing that it was still early, he simply stayed in the stall area of the West Market.

The layout of the stall area is much the same, with the stall owners divided into two columns, located on both sides of the road.

Flags or signs were hung on the stalls, informing the monks what they were selling in their stalls.

Of course, in addition to selling things, there are also people who buy things.

For example, an elixir that has reached the year, a rare spiritual mine, and a spiritual weapon with specified attributes.

For monks, if the attributes of the exercises they practice can match the attributes of the spiritual weapons, they can give full play to their strength.

Therefore, when a monk buys a spiritual weapon, he usually chooses a spiritual weapon with the same attributes as his own exercises.

Tang Yu naturally didn't think about these.

His goal is very clear, that is, those "fairy fate" with special logos.

These "fairy fates" are scattered in many locations.

They are in different situations.

Some are being sold in earnest, with a clear price.

Some stall owners don't know their value and sell them as ordinary items.

Some rely on the rarity of the goods themselves to deliberately increase the price, just to slaughter large households.

Although Tang Yu said that he was a little wealthy, this was not a reason for these shrewd monks to be regarded as a big dog.

When it should be saved, it is still necessary to save.

Once you are regarded as a big dog, and your strength is not strong enough, it is easy to be used as an ATM by others.

So he was smart enough to stay next to the stall and make the appearance of picking and selling goods.

In fact, I wanted to find out the true price of these items from other monks before deciding whether to buy them or not.

This also happened to let him know what the prices were like in this area.

Kill two birds with one stone.

Half an hour later, Tang Yu returned to the inn's room without changing his face.

Several restrictions were placed around the perimeter to prevent anyone from breaking in.

Then he took out the treasure he had acquired today from the storage bag.

One bead, four spiritual ores.

This is already the result of Tang Yu's efforts to restrain himself.

It took a lot of effort for him to convince himself of what it means to be a trickle of water.

I only bought these few pieces first.

The rest of the "fairy fate" will be left for later and then slowly acquired.

However, these few things in front of him cost Tang Yu more than 10,000 spirit stones.

First of all, these pieces of spirit ore.

Two of the pieces are larger.

The cyan one is called "lapis lazuli", and the silver-white one is called "gangyinshi".

These two pieces are good materials for refining the best spiritual weapons, and they are very valuable.

The two pieces next to it are also one green and one silver.

The color is somewhat similar to the two pieces next to it, but it is different.

These two pieces are rewards for the system to compensate for critical hits.

One is called "Lapis Lazuli Stone Essence", and the other is called "Gangyin Stone Essence".

These two pieces are both fifth-order spirit ores, and their rarity is not inferior to a top-grade spirit weapon.

As for the bead, it was also obtained by the system compensating for critical hits.

The system note is called "Ice Spirit Cold Bead".

It is a top-notch spiritual weapon with ice attributes.

According to the introduction of the system, this bead can be attacked and defended, and can also limit the enemy, and the function is very comprehensive, and it is a rare and powerful spiritual weapon.

It's a pity that the level of the spirit weapon is too high, and with Tang Yu's current cultivation, he can only control it for a while, and he can't control it for a long time.

For these things, Tang Yu's net worth shrank by one-fiftieth.

However, what puzzled him was that the treasures he had bought with so many spirit stones didn't seem to be of much use to him.

He didn't plan to learn alchemy.

As for the best spiritual weapon, it is even more useless.

After all, the best Yang Fire Ruler and the best Wind Shadow Sword in his storage ring have been in the storage ring for a long time.

This made Tang Yu fall into deep thought.

I used to have too few fairy fates, so I didn't have time to think about it, but now I have more fairy fate, which makes him feel something.

Can the "fairy fate" that has no effect on him also be called "fairy fate"?

With this question in mind, Tang Yu began today's practice.

……

Day 2.

Tang Yu, who had finished the exercises, opened his eyes.

After a night of thinking, the question that puzzled him yesterday has now found the answer.

The definition of "immortal fate" is too broad, but in general, it is a precious treasure relative to the individual.

For mortals, an ordinary cultivation cheat that can step into cultivation, and an elixir that can strengthen the body, may be immortal.

For monks, treasures that can improve their cultivation, improve their combat power, and enrich their net worth to obtain more cultivation resources can all be called "immortal fate".

Therefore, the "Immortal Yuan" defined by the system does not have a direct effect on Tang Yu's strength and cultivation.

The net worth of a rich monk can also be defined as immortality.

After thinking about this, Tang Yu suddenly came to his senses.

Before co-authoring, he was stunned.

I always think that the treasures rewarded by the system's critical hits should not be exposed to people.

In fact, he should sell those things that he doesn't need in exchange for useful cultivation resources or life-saving means.

If you can't do it, it's okay to exchange it for spirit stones.

Always tucked the East XZ that is not needed, and naturally does not reflect the benefits of "fairy fate".

He vaguely remembered that he once sold a medium-grade flawless spirit weapon "Regret Hammer" in the Treasure Pavilion of a certain Fang City, and obtained 140,000 spirit stones.

Then he used the 90,000 spirit stones in it to buy a medium-grade spirit weapon marked as "Immortal Yuan".

After giving it to others, the system crit rewarded Tang Yu with a flawless high-grade spirit sword.

This is the most correct way to use the system.

Thinking of this, Tang Yu let out a sigh of relief.

The dull breath that vaguely blocked his chest seemed to disappear in an instant.

His mind was more open than ever.

Then he looked at the many items in his storage ring.

Any spirit ore that you don't need can be sold.

Anyway, he has so many spiritual weapons that he can't use them up, so he doesn't have to bother learning refining them at all.

There are also those few medium-grade spiritual weapons, which should also be eliminated.

This area is no lower than the previous one.

In the past, in low-level areas, medium-grade spiritual weapons were particularly scarce, so the price of each medium-grade spiritual weapon would be raised a lot by merchants.

But this is an intermediate-level region, and there is no shortage of spirit mines and refiners, so it can naturally produce a considerable number of medium-grade spirit weapons.

So in terms of price, it is lower than that of low-level regions.

Of course, it's also limited.

However, the price of the high-grade spiritual weapon suitable for the Jindan monk is basically the same.

Then there is the best spiritual weapon in the storage ring.

Now he has three top-grade spiritual weapons.

is only a foundation building consummation monk, but there are three superb spiritual weapons, but if this news leaks out, I am afraid that he will die in the room that night.

Don't think it's absolutely safe in Fang City.

When it is high to a certain extent, even if it is for them to calculate the Yuan Infant Ancestor.

To be reasonable, as far as the treasures in Tang Yu's storage ring are concerned, even if the Ancestor of the Yuan Infant comes, he may not be impressed.

So it's okay to sell treasures, but not to attract the attention of others

Otherwise, it is likely to lead to death.