Yu Changqing had neglected to tell Feng Jun one thing—her master had been very interested in some of Feng Jun's theories.
For example, separating yin and yang meant severing affinity, or "insulation" for short... What an exquisite explanation.
But could yin and yang truly be separated? Between life and death, was affinity really all that was severed?
At the very least, the term "insulation" could not accurately explain phenomena like Body Snatching—well, whether Body Snatching counted as a separation of yin and yang was itself debatable.
In any case, her master believed Feng Jun was a cultivator who possessed another inheritance system. The sophistication of that system might even surpass Carefree Platform's. She should spend more time interacting with him; that, too, would be an opportunity for her.
Carefree Platform claimed to be carefree, and its management of disciples was relatively lax.
Her master had even lent her an array plate for a Spirit-Gathering Formation, so she could cultivate more effectively amid the turbid mortal world.
However, her master had not given her the Spirit Stones needed to activate the array plate, worried that an innocent man carrying jade would invite trouble. Cultivators in the Mortal Transcendence Stage were still relatively vulnerable when traveling through the mortal world.
They were only Spirit Stones. Feng Jun should have some, right?
Feng Jun did not know whether to laugh or cry when he heard that. You hadn't helped me find Spirit Stones, yet you were eyeing mine?
But honestly, he was a rather strange person. When it came to small calculations, he fussed over every last detail and always considered leaving himself a way out. Yet once he decided to face reality, he could be remarkably open-minded. So what if the walkie-talkies could no longer be sold?
As for the Spirit Stones