Yuan Zhu was drawn in by the words "Sword Immortal" and crowded over to watch with great interest. He then learned that Meng Xiyue had previously proposed two enhancement plans, both of which Zhou Chu had vetoed as "too radical!"
The angry college student finally put forward a plan both sides could accept: the power of the Buddhist Sect.
The team had just returned from the West Tomato Realm, and Mao Mao King's discounted section was stocked with a large number of introductory Buddhist teachings. Not only were they cheap, but they were all safe and harmless "Buddha Cocoons."
These Buddha Cocoons had all been harvested personally by the captain, ensuring their sources were thoroughly dead. There would be no blind-box possession trials. All one needed to do was transplant one, and they could swiftly inherit the deceased's legacy. They offered exceptional value for money—safe and reliable.
But Lü Rang, who had personally lived through the terrifying night of Buddha Tomato, frantically shook his head. He would rather die than join the Buddhist Sect. He had developed a Netherworld-tinted filter toward Buddhist teachings, which were in truth upright, peaceful, and compassionate. Unless that prejudice was dispelled, he would misunderstand Buddhism for the rest of his life.
In the end, the three parties reached a consensus on the Sword Immortal Transcendence System.
With only a mere 400 points in hand, Lü Rang could not help asking, "Why do I have to endure pain to become a Sword Immortal?"
Meng Xiyue said, "Good question. Pain is an unavoidable step for sword cultivators refining their Life-Bound Flying Swords. In Gods' Space, you only need to spend 400 points to exchange for Sword's Blessing, a basic blessing for getting started in the Sword Dao. Once you gain this blessing, you can consume mental and