Feng Jun was somewhat surprised by Qin Dao's visit, but the other party's haughty manner made him a little unhappy.
Even though Qin Dao's True Immortal believed that she had already been quite restrained.
So he answered very bluntly, "The main material for the Longevity Spring came from my sect. Outsiders should not inquire about it."
We barely know each other, and you're already prying into private matters. Don't you know better?
The Kun Cultivation True Immortal was somewhat displeased. I only asked you a question. I haven't even said anything else, so who are you putting on that sour face for? Thus, she said, "Qin Dao has a Longevity Spring in the Lower Realm and is willing to share it with you, Fellow Daoist. The main material for a Longevity Spring is extremely rare. I hope you can tell me."
Qin Dao's Lower Realm was an independent Lower Realm that had not been shared with any other sects. Qin Dao had occupied it long ago, back when it was flourishing.
Several families originating from Qin Dao participated in managing that Lower Realm, but they were also Branch Academy in nature and still counted among the sect cultivators.
Qin Dao's Lower Realm had a natural Longevity Spring. From a certain perspective, it was precisely because that Lower Realm possessed a Longevity Spring that Qin Dao developed ambitions of monopolizing it. Back then, the sect cultivators were mainly led by the Old Four Daos, and Qin Dao had even blocked the covetousness of the family cultivators.
That was getting off topic. Simply put, natural Longevity Springs varied greatly in quality. The Longevity Spring in Qin Dao's Lower Realm was of exceptional quality, and more importantly, it had tremendous longevity. More than a hundred thousand years had passed, yet it was still