A Little More Each Year: From Mountain Villager to Dao Ancestor of the Immortal Realm
Chapter 2008

Seven-Colored Immortal Marrow, Five-Elements Supreme Treasure

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"Dao Ancestor, this junior believes that once the mineral veins on this continent have been mined dry, these spirit veins can be directly infused into our Eternal Ancient Mountains and Rivers."

"Fellow Daoist Yu, that is not quite right. The spirit veins on this continent vary in grade. The low-grade ones would be better integrated into the Grotto-Heaven Realms of the younger generation, while the high-grade ones should be merged into the Eternal Ancient Mountains and Rivers."

"Oh?"

"After all, who knows how many more continents like this our Eternal Ancient Immortal Territory may discover in the future!"

"Hahaha..."

Hearty laughter rang out all around. The Immortals of the Yu Clan nodded and smiled as well. That was true; his vision had still been somewhat limited. He had not truly adapted to this style of immortal cultivation and remained confined to his own little patch of land. He would need to change gradually.

"Senior Ximen, may I ask whether these high-grade Immortal Spirit Stones would be of great benefit to the Past Migration Formation?"

"Moo moo..."

The Black Bull nodded solemnly. Immortal Spirit Stones were the true lifeblood of the Immortal Realm and excellent materials compatible with formations, but using them was far too extravagant. They were generally used on cultivators themselves.

The one asking was Jiu Jian of the Primordial Immortal Domain. The Eternal Ancient Immortal Territory still relied on teleportation for travel, while the Primordial Immortal Domain lay exceedingly far from the various Immortal Domains. He was rather eager to resolve this matter first.

To be able to reach the various Immortal Domains in an instant... some matters could not be handled directly through the Star Pivot.

Without anyone noticing, several hundred Immortals had gathered here, each discussing their own affairs. This was not any formal occasion,

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