My Daily Life of Farming in the World of Cultivation

However, this did not affect his subsequent work.

According to the partition he sensed before, the Growth Skills were divided into two parts.

One part was the condensation of the Wood Attribute Spiritual Energy in the air.

The other part was the manipulation of this type of Spiritual Energy.

Fang Yun easily divided these two parts of the Rune.

Then, following this partition, Fang Yun first fused the manipulation part with the previously fused manipulation Spells.

He eliminated the same paths of this manipulation Spell and the other two.

Then, the different parts were gradually added to the two fused Spells.

The effective parts that could enhance these two fused Spells were kept.

The ineffective parts were all eliminated.

In less than two days, the manipulation parts of the three Spells fused to form a new Spell.

After this Spell was formed, the part of the Spell that condensed the Wood Attribute was temporarily retained.

After all, the other two Spells with the same function of condensing attributes had not been fused.

Even if Fang Yun wanted to fuse these three, he temporarily had no idea how to do it.

After completing this Spell, Fang Yun continued to dismantle the Gold Qi Skill.

Soon, another Spell Rune formed in the air.

This Spell Rune was even more complex compared to the Rune of the Growth Skills.

After all, it was normal for this Rune, which already contained three different parts, to be more complex than the Growth Skills.

However, after Fang Yun's consideration, the part of the Gold Qi Skill that condensed the Gold Attribute Spiritual Energy into a conical body should not be classified within the Five Elements Magic.

The addition of this Spell was probably added by the creator of the Spell to endow the Gold Qi Skill with the capability to kill insects.

Therefore, if this Spell that condensed into a conical shape was eliminated, the Gold Qi Skill would have only two parts.

Fang Yun closely watched the meridians in his body, then focused on the meridians involved in the functioning of the conical body Spell.

Then he eliminated this part of the meridians.

Eventually, a Gold Qi Skill formed that was only a combination of two kinds of Spell effects.

Subsequently, Fang Yun continued to fuse the manipulation parts into the manipulation Spell already fused with three Spells, following the same method.

Then he retained the part of the Gold Qi Skill that condensed the Gold Attribute Spiritual Energy.

By this time, Fang Yun's Five Elements Magic was nearly 4/5 complete.

The only remaining part was the Fire Attribute Magic which had not yet formed.

Thinking of this, Fang Yun looked towards the Burning Grass Skill that was only at the Skilled Realm.

Originally, he chose this Spell as a supplement to the Five Elements Magic mainly because the Burning Grass Skill could practice by clearing weeds.

This would allow the Burning Grass Skill to gradually progress in his daily life.

But through the cultivation and summaries of the other four types of Spells within the Five Elements Magic,

Fang Yun now no longer needed to slowly elevate the Fire Attribute Magic.

At this time, he didn't need the plant-focused Burning Grass Skill anymore.

What he needed was a direct Spell that condensed Fire Attribute Spiritual Energy.

Therefore, Fang Yun ran down the mountain again, bought a simple Fire Attribute Magic, the Fireball Technique, and then returned to the mountain.

Holding the book of Fireball Technique, Fang Yun flipped through it for a while.

He memorized the incantations and handprints, then performed it for the first time.

During the process of casting, he closely watched the route this Spell took within his body.

Soon, the same routes were replicated by Fang Yun in the air.

Compared to the Spells at the Great Achievement Realm and those at the Perfect Realm,

this three-dimensional rune of the Fireball, which hadn't even reached the Beginner Realm, was obviously much more complex.

It seems that the elevation of the Spell's realm is, in itself, a process of simplifying the operation routes.

However, with his previous experience, Fang Yun soon divided this Spell into two parts.

Using the same method, Fang Yun sought different mana circulation pathways in the control section of the Fireball Tree, integrating them into the control spell that had already merged four types of spells.

After several experiments, Fang Yun finally possessed a control spell capable of manipulating Five Elements Magic.

The remaining task was to condense five runes that could gather Five Elements Attributes Spiritual Energy.

Next, Fang Yun planned to merge these five runes to form a complete spell rune.

Although they were all runes for condensing Five Elements Attributes, the fluctuations they emitted were different.

The attributes of the Spiritual Energy condensed were also different.

To merge them into a complete rune, if Fang Yun had no special means, he could only forcibly merge them together.

That is, removing the identical parts among them and then merging all the different parts.

Forming a mishmash-like super rune.

Then using the mana within his body and using the meridians as a testbed, he experimented over and over with the feasibility of this rune.

Gradually eliminating the unsuitable mana circulation pathways, ultimately forming a rune of the Five Elements Attributes that could operate without harming his body.

This method indeed has some feasibility, but firstly, such a method could indeed waste a lot of time.

And the final formed rune is just a rather ordinary rune capable of absorbing all the Spiritual Energy of the Five Elements Attributes.

There's nothing particularly impressive about it.

This is not the kind of rune Fang Yun really wanted.

Fortunately, at this time, Fang Yun still had something else that he could refer to.

Which was the Burning Grass Skill, which he previously wanted to use to replace the Fire Attribute Spell.

This spell is a typical fusion of both Fire and Wood Attributes.

As long as he could find out the secret of the fusion of the two spells within this spell.

Then he could use this as a base to advance greatly in his path of merging Five Elements Magic.

Moreover, since there exist such fusions of two attributes in the world.

Naturally, there are also other spells that fuse different attributes.

Fang Yun planned to take another trip to Sea Origin City at the foot of the mountain.

To see if there were more fusion spells as references, hoping they might be useful for his own fusion of Five Elements Magic.

However, before going to purchase other spells, Fang Yun planned to see if the Burning Grass Skill could offer any good insights for his fusion of Five Elements Magic.

After understanding this spell, going down the mountain to purchase other spells would be more targeted.

After all, there are too many spells in this world, and if one searches aimlessly, relying on the ten to twenty thousand Spirit Stones on him, the things he could buy are limited.

Moreover, as a Spirit Plant Cultivator, if too many Spirit Stones are revealed.

It would also cause some unnecessary troubles.

Thinking this, Fang Yun began forming the route of the Burning Grass Skill running through the meridians in his body using the same method.

When the rune of this route appeared in the air.

Fang Yun couldn't help but feel somewhat overwhelmed.

On one hand, this rune had just reached a skilled phase, and the running route was quite complex.

On the other hand, this spell consisted of two attributes, involving meridians that are more complex than other single-attribute runes.

Thus, when Fang Yun saw this rune, he felt like he was looking at a messy bundle of wires, momentarily unsure where to start analyzing.

Taking a deep breath, Fang Yun, following the characteristics of the two attributes of the Burning Grass Skill,

Took out the previously summarized Fire Attribute rune and the Wood Attribute rune.

Three complex runes floated in the air, and Fang Yun continually compared their similarities.

After a long time of dizzying comparison, Fang Yun could only temporarily abandon this idea.

The rune formed by the original Burning Grass Skill was already complicated enough.

Moreover, both the Wood Attribute rune and the Fire Attribute rune had not yet reached their most refined state.

Comparing the three, even if some similarities were found, Fang Yun did not know how to properly handle them.

Faced with this situation, he even lost the desire to search for other new spells.

It seems that it's still the fundamental issues that weren't properly addressed, causing him to encounter this insurmountable bottleneck.