The Spirit Plant Path was not meant for people, but for cultivating spirit grain, spirit rice, even spirit herbs, and the like.
This kind of formation was in widespread demand in the cultivation world.
Master Yan believed that if he could decipher this formation, he could earn a considerable sum in Spirit Stones. Especially after seriously considering this option, he realized that the formation also involved the conversion of spiritual energy.
Strictly speaking, most formations used by cultivators were related to spiritual energy conversion to some extent. But without a doubt, the Spirit Plant Path was more closely tied to spiritual energy conversion—concealment formations and illusion formations, on the other hand, had a greater effect on the six senses.
Master Yan chose the Spirit Plant Path because he was optimistic about its prospects. He had even prepared himself to offer Feng Jun a share if Feng Jun was unwilling to sell the complete analysis outright—at most twenty percent, no more.
But Feng Jun did not seem interested in any of that. He wanted two cultivation arts and three hundred Spirit Stones.
Once Master Yan made his choice, Feng Jun immediately drew up a materials list—all materials would be paid for by Master Yan. If any materials on the list were wrong, Feng Jun would cover the cost. If they were correct, the other party would pay for all of them and also give him sixty percent.
It looked like a wager, betting on how well he had grasped the analysis of the formation.
In truth, Feng Jun had slipped in some materials he needed himself, such as Black Gold Essence and mysterious bird tail feathers.
There were also some mundane materials he planned to have the Yu Family, Mi Family, or Chen Family purchase. In any case, he could not