"Ah! Why would I have a dream like that? How ridiculous!" Li Xiaoya shook his head and sat up, feeling somewhat weak.
"Hm? Weak!" Li Xiaoya suddenly sensed that something was wrong. Ever since he had begun cultivating immortal arts, he had never felt this sort of weakness again. He immediately straightened up, circulated his cultivation method, and checked his meridians and internal organs bit by bit.
After circulating his energy through one complete cycle, he found nothing wrong, but the weakness had completely disappeared. No matter how he racked his brains, Li Xiaoya could not make sense of it, so he could only get up and wash.
Of course, Li Xiaoya had no idea that this weakness was actually a case of dao-dream symptoms, unique to cultivators under certain kinds of stimulation. It primarily indicated that a cultivator's Dao heart was unstable and usually appeared among low-level immortal cultivators. Only as their cultivation deepened and their Dao attainment and divine abilities improved would these symptoms gradually disappear.
"Ugh! Just how can I sell those materials faster?" Li Xiaoya muttered to himself as he walked.
"Argh! This is driving me crazy!" Feeling frustrated, Li Xiaoya scratched his head and viciously kicked a pebble beneath his feet. "Why are they so hard to sell? It's not like selling cabbages in the mortal world!"
"Wait!" An idea suddenly flashed through Li Xiaoya's mind like lightning. He froze and murmured, "Cabbages? Right, how did people sell things in the Mortal World again?"
Thinking this over, Li Xiaoya simply plopped down by the roadside. He remembered an auntie who sold cabbages at the vegetable market in Treasure Immortal Town. Her cabbages were no different from anyone else's, yet hers always sold the best. There was no other reason: hers were just a little cheaper