Longevity begins with alchemy

Chapter 124
"The mountains are outside the blue sky, and there are people in the sky. Others grow melons and beans, but my family grows Luoxia." It is said that this is a poem written by Li Fang, the founder of the Luoxia Sect. No.

If this poem is really written by Li Fang, it can be seen that he does have a reason for "not ranking". He is so poor at writing limericks, let alone writing forty-six parallel prose and policy discussions.

After Li Fang failed in many attempts, he began to travel in frustration. He accidentally obtained a scroll of scriptures in a cave in Luoxia Mountain, and then embarked on the road of spiritual cultivation.

Of course, the mountain was not called Luoxia Mountain at that time, and its name cannot be verified. It is also possible that the mountain had no name before, and was just an unknown barren mountain.

Although Li Fang was not good at academics, he was extremely talented in spiritual practice. He aspired to the Golden Elixir in 50 years and created the Luoxia Sect's thousands-year-old foundation.

Later Li Fangshou drove to the west at the age of 480, and the Luoxia Sect he founded was passed down from generation to generation. Although he suffered many hardships in the middle, he finally preserved the orthodoxy, until now Shui Qiuyue is the suzerain.

The location of Luoxiazong is called Luoxia Mountain. Luoxia Mountain is a row of three peaks. The three peaks are Qixia Peak, Luoxia Peak, and Zangxia Peak. It is said that the names of these peaks were also given by Li Fang. The style is not high, and it is slightly sour.

Maybe Li Fang's favorite thing in his heart has always been to learn literature, but his talent is not enough; or maybe Li Fang also agreed with the saying "What you can't get is the best", so he always has regrets about learning literature in his heart. As a result, in the end, not many warnings and verses were handed down, but quite a few crooked poems and the like were handed down.

In general, Li Fang's greatest contribution to his descendants should be occupying Luoxia Mountain, a spiritual mountain. Because of its third-order spiritual veins underground, this provided the basic conditions for the subsequent development and prosperity of the sect.

However, Luoxia Mountain is not a big mountain. The highest peak, Luoxia Peak, is only a thousand feet high, and the remaining two peaks are only a few hundred feet high.

In fact, whether there are spiritual veins does not depend on the height of the mountain. Many of the mountains here are very tall, but there are no spiritual veins underground. However, generally speaking, the scenery of mountains with spiritual veins is more beautiful.

As the sun rose, Su Yi tidied up after practicing the spell twice, and set off for the Luoxia Sect.

Yesterday, he had consulted his master, Shen Mo, for his opinion. The master agreed with him to leave the Luoxia Sect's guest token and signaled him to go to the Luoxia Sect as soon as possible to implement the matter.

Su Yi naturally didn't care why Shui Qiuyue recruited him to be the guest minister. What he cared about was the benefits of being the guest minister. Anyway, it was important not to take advantage of the bastard, but to get the benefits first.

Is there any benefit to being a guest at Luoxia?That is certain, you must know that this is a guest elder of a sect.

The basic structure of a sect, in theory, the highest one is the sect leader, followed by the guardian elders, guest elders, deacon elders, and then the deacons and disciples.

Disciples are divided into direct disciples, inner disciples, outer disciples, handyman disciples, etc. This does not need to be discussed in detail.

The reason why the sect leader is the theoretically most powerful person in a sect is because many of the sect's guardian elders have more power than the sect leader.

The Dharma Protector Elders are also called Sect Protector Elders, Dao Protector Elders, etc. Although their names are different, their functions are the same. They are the top level combat power of the sect, and they must take the lead in major affairs of the sect.

However, because the Dharma Protector Elder spends his days practicing in seclusion and ignoring trivial matters, he is still the leader of the sect in name only.

And the Keqing elder is second only to the Dharma Protector elder, so you can imagine how beneficial it is.

Of course, there are differences between the Keqing elders and the Dharma-protecting elders. The Dharma-protecting elders emphasize "loyalty" to the sect, while the Keqing elders emphasize "usefulness" to the sect.

To a certain extent, the guardian elders are more like "family members", while the guest elders are like hired outsiders. Of course, this is not hiring, but recruiting.

Because of the difference in nature, the treatment is also different. For the guardian elders, the sect will provide unlimited "support", while if the guest elder wants to use the sect's resources, he needs to "exchange".

The exchange is not about spending money, but using the sect's "credit points", which are also called "contribution points". They all mean the same thing, which is equivalent to the equivalent currency circulating within the sect.

Merit points are very useful. For sect disciples, their role in the sect is even greater than spirit stones, because many important items cannot be purchased with spirit stones, but they can be purchased with merit points.After Su Yi serves as the elder of the Luoxia Sect, he will certainly have his own merit points, so the most direct benefit is that he can use his merit points to exchange for the raw materials for refining the "Lihuo Nine Directions Flag".

It is very difficult for him to gather the raw materials for "Lihuo Jiufang Banner" outside, but in Luoxia Sect, it will be much easier. You must know that this is the accumulation of a sect, and it is far from the accumulation of casual cultivators or families. The accumulation can be compared.

This is what Su Yi came for.

He rode the windboat and traveled to a place a hundred miles away from Luoxia Mountain. He felt the fluctuations of the spiritual energy of heaven and earth. He knew that this was the edge area that the Luoxia Sect Protector Formation could cover.

Since it is the sect's protective array, its scope must be very large, but it is usually opened with restrictions, and it will not attack for no reason, so it does not hinder the passage.

Su Yi continued to move forward in the boat, a hundred miles away. It wouldn't take long. He had a clear goal and drove the boat to the foot of Luoxia Mountain.

After arriving here, he found that the entire Xiashan Mountain was surrounded by clouds and mist, but this was just a cover-up, the purpose was to prevent ordinary people from straying into the fairy mountain and disturbing the monks who were cultivating inside.

After arriving at the foot of the mountain, Su Yi jumped off the wind boat and put it away, then turned on the Sky Eye Technique to look, and saw that the appearance in front of him had changed.

You will see a beautiful mountain: lush and green, with brocade trees and flowers, green mountains and clouds illuminated by the sun; red walls and green tiles are scattered at the foot of the mountain, and cultivators are walking in and out;

He also looked at the Immortal Mansion looming halfway up the mountain. There was a cave hidden behind the waterfall. There were people riding clouds and winds who came in and out with respectful faces. It was expected that the people who lived there must be experts...

Su Yi looked at it for a while, then withdrew his distant gaze, and looked not far in front of him, and saw several disciples of Luoxia wearing Yunxia costumes also looking at him.

He was also not polite to these guarding disciples on duty, he directly threw out the "Guest Token", and after saying "I want to see the elder Bai Xiu of the Foreign Affairs Hall", he stood with his hands behind his back and said no more.

Although Su Yi's cultivation level is not high, his demeanor is still a bit bluffing, mainly because he has the support of his master, so he has enough confidence.

One of the disciples who were on duty to guard the mountain stretched out his hand to catch the token. When everyone saw clearly the four words "Luoxia, Keqing" on it, they immediately did not dare to neglect. They first saluted, and then hurriedly went in. Went to report.

After touching the incense stick for about a while, Su Yi saw a person flying into the air on a green leather gourd. The person on the gourd was white-clothed and had a white face. Who else could it be if it wasn't Bai Xiu.

When Bai Xiu came to Su Yi, he put away the gourd weapon and smiled at Su Yi: "Fellow Taoist Su, please follow me into the sect."

Su Yi said nothing and walked in with Bai Xiu, but they did not put on the magic weapon. The two of them just walked.

This is also when Bai Xiu knew that it was Su Yi's first time to come to Luoxia Sect, and he wanted to let him take a closer look at the scene inside Luoxia Sect.

Su Yi saw that the foot of Luoxia Mountain, that is, the outskirts of Luoxia, was almost the same as an ordinary town. Apart from the abundant aura, the difference might be that the planning was more detailed.

Bai Xiu gave him some brief introductions on the way, and Su Yi also learned that there were tens of thousands of Luoxia Sect disciples, but most of them were in the Qi training stage.

It can also be seen from this that practice is not easy. Even if the selected talents live in such a place with abundant spiritual energy, most of them will only stay in the Qi training period throughout their lives.

Even the disciples of the sect are like this, let alone those casual cultivators outside...

(End of this chapter)