Daoist Ancient Treasures

Fang Shu had the Dao Register at his side. The spells most suited to his cultivation were those with a low threshold, yet great difficulty of comprehension and no small amount of power!

His heart stirred, and he immediately grew interested in the saber art in his hands.

But he gave no sign of it and merely continued flipping through the booklet.

After reading several more pages, Fang Shu's interest in the Red Snake Blood-Thread Flame Saber Art only deepened.

This spell could use essence blood as threads, winding them around a saber or sword and setting them steaming and blazing as though aflame. Once cultivated to great mastery, it could even turn blood into a blade and command a red snake. The snake moved with the blade, and its power could reach that of a four-tribulation spell!

The difficulty of cultivating it lay in the intricate, obscure saber forms and blade-art diagrams, as well as its requirements for the quality of the cultivator's essence blood.

The finer the essence blood, the fiercer the bloodfire it ignited and the longer it could last.

Seeing these two points and comparing them with the other spells he had seen today, Fang Shu made up his mind in an instant: This is the one! If I keep picking and choosing, I'll only dazzle my eyes and muddle my mind.

After all, his main purpose in coming to the Monster Market today had been to sell off goods, gather enough talisman money, and make it easier to purchase precious medicine.

As for spells, coming across one and buying it was fate, something to keep in reserve. But becoming overly fixated would only spoil things.

As he pondered, Fang Shu's hands did not stop. He rapidly flipped through the booklet, intending to sweep the remaining