After Zhou Chun's guidance, Luo Qingni was no longer lost and hesitant about forming her Nascent Soul. She immediately developed the idea of entering seclusion to form her Nascent Soul at once.
However, Zhou Chun instead advised her not to be overly hasty. She could spend a few more years carefully organizing everything she had learned and experienced in her life, and clearly discerning her true heart.
At the same time, he subtly told her that when the time came, he could provide another spiritual item that would help her survive the "Heart Demon Tribulation."
Upon learning this, Luo Qingni was naturally overjoyed and immediately expressed her gratitude to him.
She also returned the favor on the spot by telling him that before forming her Nascent Soul, she would summarize and organize all her lifelong Alchemy Skills, experience, and insights, and keep them by her side.
That way, if she truly failed at the final step and died, this Alchemy inheritance, painstakingly written and left behind by an Alchemy Grandmaster, would belong to the Zhou Family. It would count as repayment for all the help Zhou Chun had given her over the years.
Zhou Chun was also quite gratified by this.
What he cared about was not how generous Luo Qingni's repayment was, but her attitude.
From Luo Qingni's attitude, it was clear that she now truly acknowledged him, Zhou Chun, and acknowledged the Zhou Family.
Thus, even if she successfully formed her Nascent Soul in the future, she certainly would no longer have any intention of leaving. She would wholeheartedly remain with the Zhou Family.
For the Zhou Family, this was naturally the best possible outcome.
As Alchemy Grandmasters, the enormous difference in lifespan between Golden Core cultivators and Nascent Soul stage cultivators would cause their value to a