Infinite Awakening: My Exp Doubles Everyday novel Chapter 200

Chapter 200: Feeding The Spirit Vein

Xiang Yu worked at his forge, crafting weapons. Once he finished crafting a weapon, he would feed it to the spirit vein.

As he watched another mid-level spiritual sword disappear into the ground, his thoughts raced. While part of him wanted to upgrade the sect’s equipment, he had to be realistic about priorities. From what he’d witnessed during recent battles, the real fighting was done mostly by the strongest members, that being Li Yao and the elemental spirits.

Regular disciples, while important, rarely participated in the decisive moments that determined victory or defeat. It made more sense to feed the spirit vein and unlock access to more valuable cultivation resources rather than spreading himself too thin trying to dress up everyone.

Still, this didn’t mean he would completely ignore the sect’s equipment needs. He just planned to focus a portion of them to the spirit vein for now(until the spirit vein could no longer be upgraded).

After the recent negotiations, how he spent his produced resources had changed a bit. Before, he would just give them to his martial aunt and she would find uses for them. But now, things had changed a bit. Fifty percent went to fulfilling trade agreements with the five major sects. Twenty percent was designated for trading with local merchants who dealt with lower-level sects throughout the region. This helped build the Azure Cloud Sect’s reputation and created a steady income stream from smaller transactions.

The remaining thirty percent stayed within the sect, though these statistics weren’t entirely accurate. The resources being traded to low-level sects weren’t particularly high-grade since those sects couldn’t afford premium items anyway. Most of what went to them were things the Azure Cloud Sect wasn’t actively using. Even for the major sects, he was trading at least one grade below his current top-tier products, meaning the absolute best items remained one hundred percent within his own sect.

From that exclusive hundred percent, the weapons and artifacts that were the highest quality he could make, he had decided to dedicate fifty percent to feeding the spirit vein. Even with this significant allocation, he didn’t think it would seriously impact the sect’s combat capabilities or growth. The remaining high-quality equipment would still provide substantial upgrades to their key fighters.

For now, his main concern wasn’t weapons or basic resources—it was securing high-level cultivation materials. They had successfully negotiated trade agreements with the five major sects just yesterday, but his skills were advancing at such a frightening pace that those agreements were already becoming insufficient. His alchemy mastery was teetering on the edge of advancing to fourth grade, which meant he would soon need fourth-grade resources to continue his progress.

These sects did possess some fourth-grade materials, but they were precious treasures that couldn’t be used lightly. Getting access to them wouldn’t be impossible—as long as the sect commissioned him to create something using those herbs.

With his success rate, as long as he was careful, he would be able to save some extra resources for his own and the sect’s benefit. But this approach wasn’t sustainable long-term as the major sects also didn’t have many of these herbs. They also weren’t actively looking to use them as some of them were being kept to be used for either making a breakthrough pill when the sect master is about to advance to the Void Traversing stage or for other similar occasions.

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