I Have a Clone in the Immortal Realm
Chapter 51

The Heavenly Dao was unjust

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After staying in the room for a while, Su Mu went out and ran to the place where the cultivators had set up their stalls.

Yu Shan's earlier excitement made Su Mu think that there were probably some good things in these stalls, so she couldn't wait to come and take a look.

He had around ten thousand Spirit Stone in his possession, making him quite wealthy.

Su Mu had only been gone for a short while, and it seemed that many more cultivators had come to set up stalls here.

Some cultivators have quite a personality; they'll set out their things and then close their eyes to meditate.

After carefully walking around a few times, Su Mu's initial excitement quickly faded.

He has no real ability, so it's difficult for him to distinguish the authenticity of these things, or whether they are truly useful to him.

He had just witnessed a cultivator discover that an item was defective after being appraised during a transaction.

The stall owner, seeing this, remained completely calm, saying he knew nothing about it.

Although the deal didn't go through, it served as a reminder to Su Mu.

These monks are no saints; they probably have quite a few inferior items among them.

Su Mu has no real ability and seems like an easy target for manipulation. If he were to actually buy anything from her, he'd likely get ripped off badly.

Ten thousand Spirit Stone were hard-earned, and Su Mu didn't want to be swindled for nothing.

So after browsing around for a while, Su Mu decided that he was just there to broaden his horizons and gave up the idea of buying anything.

However, after these few laps, Su Mu had gained a lot of knowledge about strange and unusual magical Law Treasure.

There are talismanic treasures that can directly cast spells to kill others, and there are also spiritual springs that are dug up and sold separately.

This spring of spiritual water looked quite large, and when the other party took it out, clear spring water gushed out continuously, making Su Mu extremely envious.

However, since this single spring of spiritual water costs 80,000 Spirit Stone, even if Su Mu was tempted, he could only give up the idea.

If we could afford to buy such a spiritual spring and bring it to Earth, we wouldn't have to worry about cultivation anymore.

Su Mu secretly felt regretful, but unfortunately, he didn't have that many Spirit Stone.

After staying for a while, Su Mu gradually left the stalls, wanting to wander around.

About a hundred meters away, they suddenly noticed a number of cultivators sitting by the river, along with many lesser demons who were also craning their necks to look on.

Su Mu, curious, drifted over.

"It is indeed much more difficult for plant spirits to become immortals these days, even more difficult than for Demon Race."

Su Mu had just approached when he heard a long sigh.

"Indeed, for plants to become spirits, both luck and strength are indispensable. However, plant spirits are not good at fighting, and there are many who covet them, making it extremely difficult for them to become immortals."

Su Mu was taken aback when he heard these words. He hadn't expected that these cultivators would be talking about this in this place.

The concept of "spirit of plants and trees" encompasses many things, such as spirit medicine becoming spirits or trees becoming spirits.

Regardless of the type of plant, once it becomes a spirit, it inherently contains extremely pure Spiritual Power, which can be used to refine medicine, regenerate flesh from bones, and improve one's strength.

Therefore, there are quite a few people spying on this.

Putting aside everything else, even these Demon Race are eyeing it.

It seemed the topic had become too heavy, so the monks quickly changed the subject.

"Fellow cultivators, our Demon Race faces extreme difficulty when Tribulation Transcendence. It seems even the heavens themselves do not wish for us to become immortals. How can we safely Tribulation Transcendence and lessen Heavenly Tribulation power?"

A man with a pointed face stood up, performed a monk's salute, and then spoke.

"This"

The cultivators ahead were all extremely powerful, which is why there were so many listeners.

Su Mu also became interested. He had never been to such an occasion before, so he found an empty spot and sat down.

"There must be a reason why Heaven has acted this way."

Upon hearing this, the cultivator above hesitated for a long time before letting out a soft sigh.

Upon hearing this, the lesser and greater demons below immediately became dissatisfied. "We've heard this for thousands of years, can't you say it differently?"

"We are all beings of this land, so why is it that you humans find it so much easier to Tribulation Transcendence, and you can even use calligraphy and other artifacts to resist the Heavenly Tribulation, while we have nothing at all?"

How unjust is the Heavenly Dao!

At this moment, the demons began to shout and vent their discontent.

The reason they were so agitated at this moment was that the Heavenly Tribulation was like a sharp sword, hanging in the sky, as if it could take their lives at any moment.

Another reason is the Demon King.

The Demon King is now about to Tribulation Transcendence.

The Demon King's strength is undeniable, but even so, it is still extremely difficult for him to successfully Tribulation Transcendence.

If even the Demon King felt this way, the lesser demons naturally felt sorrow in their hearts.

Moreover, if the Demon King were to fall, the greater demons would still have their place, but the lesser demons would be in dire straits. They might be used as pawns by these greater demons, fighting amongst themselves to create another Demon King.

They are all just pawns in this game, unable to decide their own fate.

The demons were filled with righteous indignation and roared angrily.

Upon seeing this, the cultivators' expressions changed drastically, as if these demons were about to suddenly attack and harm them.

"Boom!"

Just then, a thunderclap suddenly resounded in the sky, and a bolt of lightning as thick as a bucket flashed across the sky, startling all the demons below.

"Silence is necessary, for Heavenly Dao has taken notice!"

Upon seeing this, some cultivators' expressions changed drastically, probably because these demons were shouting that the injustice of heaven and earth had angered the heavens.

"How could this be? We've shouted like this before, and the heavens never reacted. Why is there such a commotion today?"

An old tortoise nearby raised its head, glanced at the sky, then shrank its neck slightly, showing a hint of fear.

"Perhaps the Demon King is about to Tribulation Transcendence, and the Heavenly Dao is watching this place, which is why..."

The fox demon, who had been startled by the thunderclap and instantly transformed into its true form, trembled and uttered a single sentence.

Su Mu stared in disbelief at the group of demons who had originally been in human form but had now all transformed back into their original forms.

That was truly spectacular! Brilliant lights flashed continuously, and these demons transformed as if they were playing a dress-up game.

"Hey, it's just a casual remark about the Heavenly Dao, why make such a fuss?"

Su Mu snapped out of her daze and couldn't help but mutter a complaint.

He was originally a spirit, and the thunderclap just now had frightened him quite a bit. It was that sense of restraint in his bones that truly terrified him.

Therefore, he understood why these demons had all transformed back to their original forms.

"Silence! Heavenly Dao has taken notice; are you not afraid of death?!"

Upon hearing Su Mu's words, the cultivators in front immediately rebuked him angrily.

Heavenly Dao has already issued a warning, how dare you spout such nonsense? Aren't you afraid of Heavenly Tribulation?

Upon hearing this, Su Mu couldn't help but feel a little scared. He was used to making sarcastic remarks on Earth, so those words just slipped out.

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