Primordial World: Letting You Sell Goods, You Became the Supreme of All Heavens Section 26

The materials needed for the Nine Revolutions Golden Pill were also extremely rare and precious.

"I should look at other pills," Ksitigarbha retracted his gaze.

Currently, the Nine Revolutions Golden Pill wasn't what he needed most.

Afterward, Ksitigarbha looked at several more pills, but none were what he needed, which made him a bit sad.

He spent Exchange Points but gained nothing.

It was exactly like a lottery.

Whether he won depended entirely on luck.

Although ten Exchange Points weren't a lot, when accumulated, they could become a significant number.

Calming his mood, Ksitigarbha looked at the next pill.

It was a pill placed in a crystal-clear box, with white light flowing within.

"I hope this pill is useful," Ksitigarbha whispered.

When Ksitigarbha spent ten Exchange Points, the white light from the pill erupted.

These white lights emanated incredibly profound fluctuations.

It was as if a vast world was unfolding.

"Life Creation Pill, 20,000 Exchange Points."

Chapter Twenty-Nine: Pills Refined by a Primordial Grand Unity Expert

"This..." Ksitigarbha was startled by the text beside it.

The pills he had seen before only cost a few thousand Exchange Points.

After all, even the Nine Revolutions Golden Pill refined by Grand Supreme Elder Lao only required a thousand Exchange Points.

If it were a pill refined by Saint Laozi, its value might be even higher.

However, having Saint Laozi refine a pill was impossible, even for other Saints in the Primordial World.

They couldn't allow Saint Laozi to act.

And now, Ksitigarbha had seen a value of 20,000 points, which was truly astonishing.

The pills Ksitigarbha had just looked at didn't even break the 10,000-point mark.

This was unlike the Pangu Axe, Chaos Bell, or Innate Spiritual Roots he had seen earlier, which required tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of Exchange Points.

The amount of 20,000 Exchange Points was still within his acceptable range.

So, would this pill worth 20,000 be useful to him?

"It's actually the Life Creation Pill," Wu Feng, who was in the distance, also saw the pill emitting white light.

He could see that this pill seemed alive, with endless creation energy surging within it.

If this pill were placed outside, it wouldn't take long for it to manifest into a spirit.

As the owner of the General Store, Wu Feng couldn't obtain the treasures on the shelves for free, but he did understand what the treasures were and what abilities they possessed.

In a way, Wu Feng was also half the owner of the General Store.

This Life Creation Pill could only be refined by a Primordial Grand Unity expert who understood the Dao of Pills.

Furthermore, the heavenly treasures required to refine such a pill were extremely precious.

It was almost impossible to find such heavenly treasures in the current Primordial World.

Even, in Wu Feng's opinion, the current Saint Laozi might not have the qualifications to refine this pill.

The Life Creation Pill could heal any injury, whether physical or spiritual. Even injuries to one's bloodline could be healed.

For example, if your bloodline was damaged, the Life Creation Pill could restore it.

Generally, for experts at the Quasi-Saint level, if their bloodline and soul were severely injured, it would take an unknown amount of time to recover.

Even precious pills and heavenly treasures would be of little help.

Just like the Ancestor Witches in the ancient Primordial Era, if they burned their bloodline, they had almost no way to recover.

But this Life Creation Pill could heal such injuries.

It was practically like giving the person who possessed this pill an extra life.

Moreover, on the premise of healing all injuries, the Life Creation Pill also had the potential to allow the user to comprehend the Great Dao laws, which made it even more remarkable.

This was precisely why this pill was worth 20,000 Exchange Points.

It could be said that even for Saints, the Life Creation Pill had a certain effect.

No wonder a single Life Creation Pill was worth 20,000 Exchange Points.

"Life Creation Pill," Ksitigarbha whispered, holding the pill in his hand.

As he picked up the pill, some of its effects also appeared in his mind.

The Life Creation Pill, just like its name suggested, possessed the power of great creation.

It could completely heal the injuries he sustained fighting the Tathagata.

"It just feels a bit too wasteful to take it now," Ksitigarbha hesitated.

The injuries he sustained were not simple, but as long as he was given time, he could recover slowly.

One must know that for some Quasi-Saints who suffered severe injuries and had their foundations damaged, the Life Creation Pill could play its greatest role under such circumstances.

Currently, Ksitigarbha's foundation had not been damaged.

After a moment.

The conflicted Ksitigarbha made up his mind; he would take the Life Creation Pill.

Having already fallen out with Buddhism, if he didn't recover his strength quickly, he would likely be at a disadvantage if he encountered other Quasi-Saints from Buddhism.

As for the Life Creation Pill.

As long as he had enough Exchange Points, he could come to the General Store to redeem it later.

"I want the Life Creation Pill," Ksitigarbha said slowly, then put it away.

The corresponding Exchange Points were immediately deducted.

If one didn't have Exchange Points, they couldn't casually take things from the General Store. Just like before, without using ten Exchange Points, he didn't even know what was on the counter, let alone pick anything up.

"Diting, haven't you chosen yet?" Ksitigarbha asked, looking at Diting, who was standing in front of a certain counter.

"My master has not chosen, so Diting dares not," Diting replied respectfully.

"What do you mean 'dares not'? Take a look at what you want to choose. You have ten thousand Exchange Points that I gave you, and you need to use them today," Ksitigarbha said.

"Yes, master." Diting's gaze swept across the counter before him, finally settling on a book.

"Covering the Sky..."

This was the name of the book.

According to his master, one could also gain opportunities by reading books here.

"Master, I'll read this book," Diting indicated to Ksitigarbha.

"Then read it. Don't mind me," Ksitigarbha said.

"Okay, master." This time, Diting didn't stand on ceremony. He sat cross-legged on the ground and began to flip through the book before him.

Soon, Diting was immersed in the world of Covering the Sky.

After all, in the Journey to the West World, there were no such magnificent and breathtaking stories.

It was a world completely different from Journey to the West.

Watching Diting engrossed in the novel, Ksitigarbha wandered around the General Store for a while longer, then turned his gaze to another section where books were placed.

Heavenly treasures cost a lot of points, but reading novels didn't cost much.

Moreover, the treasures obtained from novel stories might not be inferior to those redeemed with Exchange Points.

It could only be said that what one obtained through stories depended on their own destiny.

Last time, Ksitigarbha read Seeking Demon and obtained the Demon Heart.

"I won't read Seeking Demon for now, so..." Ksitigarbha scanned the bookshelf before him, looking for a book that resonated with him.

After looking for a long time, Ksitigarbha found no book that felt destined for him, which made him a little helpless.

In this case, he could only make his own choice.

"Saint King..."

Ksitigarbha's gaze fell upon this book.

What attracted Ksitigarbha more to this book was the word "Saint" in its title.

One must know that in the Journey to the West World, "Saint" represented the legendary Saints.

And this book before him could be called Saint King.