The cultivation techniques obtained from other races still had one problem: whether or not there were traps inside was something that could not be confirmed.
Many foreign races would place flawed Inheritance Stones inside Dao Artifacts.
If you really started cultivating them, it would be fine if you could discover the flaws within.
But if you couldn't discover the flaws, then in the end, it would be no different from digging a pit for yourself and jumping in.
However, Chen Fei was different from others. Whether there were flaws or not was not within Chen Fei's considerations. As long as it was a Sub-Rule not recorded in the human race's Emperor Lord Realm Inheritance, Chen Fei was willing to learn it.
Chen Fei held the Inheritance Stone and directly probed into it with his mind, beginning to read.
The Armor Clan was a race Chen Fei had never heard of, and this Inheritance Stone came from that very race.
There was quite a lot of content inside the Inheritance Stone. After all, it was a Tier 6 High-Grade inheritance. Chen Fei simply found an empty spot, laid out several dozen portions of Spiritual Materials, and at the same time took out a Low-Grade Dao Artifact.
Chen Fei set up his stall while reading the Inheritance Stone in his hand.
Chen Fei's stall strategy was the same as last time: he sold off the Spiritual Materials on the stall at a price slightly below market value.
When encountering cheap Spiritual Materials, Dao Fusion Realm cultivators and cultivators of other realms were not that different.
After all, while a Dao Fusion Realm cultivator's ability to earn money had increased, the speed at which they consumed resources had also risen greatly.
There actually weren't many Dao Fusion Realm cultivators who could truly be