Cultivating the Clan: Starting as a Spirit Plant Farmer
Chapter 1858

The Clan Members' Situation in the Purple Mist Realm

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In addition, after all these years, both the cultivation and accomplishments of Ling Wantong and the others had been particularly impressive.

Indeed, Ling Wantong had relied on his outstanding management skills, the substantial funding provided by the clan, and the backing of Yan Siyi, a veteran Spirit Transformation Late Stage cultivator, among other advantages.

He had opened more than a dozen shops in Primordial Unity Immortal City, with businesses covering all manner of trades.

These included not only spiritual plant shops selling special spirit fruits and plants, but also artifact-forging shops specializing in magical artifacts.

There were even restaurants selling spiritual food, inns renting rooms rich in spirit energy, and more.

Moreover, Ling Wantong had managed them exceptionally well.

For instance, he purchased basic spiritual materials, then had them refined into spiritual goods for sale.

The shops could also indirectly sell spiritual goods that the clan had no use for and held in surplus, but ordinarily struggled to turn into cash.

These included fifth-grade low-rank and mid-rank spirit treasures.

Such treasures were not plentiful in a small place like Heaven River Realm, but neither were they scarce, and there were relatively few Spirit Transformation cultivators there.

On top of that, after the various conflicts there, the major powers had all acquired quite a few treasures of this kind.

These treasures were also difficult to damage and could be used for a long time.

As a result, there was little demand for them there.

It often took a very long time to sell a single one.

Primordial Unity Immortal City, however, was different. Although many shops sold fifth-rank spirit treasures, the market was also large. As long as their quality was decent, they sold extremely well.

The same held true for various other spiritual goods.

Through these measures, the dozen or

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