Chapter 806: Chapter 271: The Most Embarrassing Battle Strategy (Part 2)

These posts are well-founded and even included pictures of the Zhao Qi Corps using the Frostvine Armor.

Indeed, the Frostvine Armor has reduced the losses of the Zhao Qi Corps by one-third.

Su Yue sighed.

Dad, in the end, had a soft heart and gave the Detoxification Pill formula to the Military Department.

Actually, Su Yue understood.

No matter the grievances with the Elixir Group, those are personal grudges. 𝒇𝒓𝒆𝒆𝙬𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝒎

In the face of right and wrong, there’s no need to hide it.

Just publish it then.

Perhaps dad also gained some benefits.

When hanging out on forums, time seems to fly by exceptionally fast.

Unknowingly, the whole afternoon slipped away.

Su Yue felt ashamed.

He was actually exchanging barbs with keyboard warriors for a while, what a waste of life.

He quickly opened the online shopping site.

This time back, Su Yue needed to purchase a large number of elixirs.

The elixirs he wheedled and stole from Mao Yao City were already half gone, he must use them sparingly now and first buy elixirs from the Divine Land.

After all, these elixirs can be bought with money, while those from other races depend on luck.

There are also cold-resistance elixirs.

More importantly, the indispensable Purification Debris Elixir, which is the focus of this shopping spree.

"Damn, so expensive!"

Su Yue opened the Fourth-Grade level elixirs and was instantly shocked, gasping.

Common Fourth-Grade elixirs, Su Yue could still accept.

credits for one.

About the same level as the previous Tangzhu Pill.

But premium elixirs soared to 1200 credits.

The highest-grade boutique elixirs were 1600 credits each.

It’s daylight robbery.

What the hell.

Su Yue now had to take 4 to 5 pills a day.

If buying boutique Fourth-Grade elixirs, it would cost over 8000 credits.

In a week, more than 50,000 credits would be spent.

Su Yue simply wanted to die.

And Fourth-Grade elixirs, boutique ones aren’t even the limit.

Better elixirs, Su Yue currently had no access to purchase.

Right.

This scammy Martial Arts Network actually has a purchasing threshold.

At least, you need to pass the mid-Fourth-Grade review to have the buying options appear.

Su Yue sighed.

In fact, he could understand, as there are too many martial artists impatient for quick success, and Martial Arts Network was afraid of problems with overconsumption of elixirs.

This restriction must exist.

After all, someone as unusual as Su Yue, there’s only one in the vast Divine Land.

But fortunately, Su Yue was currently not exceeding limits, and boutique elixirs were enough for use.

Gritting his teeth, Su Yue directly placed an order.

Calculating by five pills a day.

First, buy a week’s worth.

Swish.

56,000 credits were deducted.

Heartache.

Su Yue couldn’t help but wonder if there was anything more expensive than boutique elixirs within his accessible range.

The answer is... yes!

Indeed!

When Su Yue flipped the page and filtered the criteria, his worldview was once again shattered.

The Purification Debris Elixir once again refreshed Su Yue’s impoverished view of wealth.

One pill for 4800 credits.

Equivalent to 480,000 in money.

480,000 can already buy three luxury DiCaiRa cars, lined up to go to the bathhouse gloriously.

credits.

Indeed, poverty limited my imagination.

Turns out the prosperity of Divine Land Martial Artists is all surface-level.

No wonder Tian Hongwei was forced to cross-dress for loans, and Wang Lu Feng shamelessly defaulted on debts.

Turns out everyone is living in deep water and scorching fire.

Su Yue suddenly realized, the biggest gain from the trip to Jiangyuan Country wasn’t slaughtering the Grandmaster Chain, but being able to mix in spiritual pools to remove impurities.

Saving so many credits.

It must be admitted, the royal fate of Jiangyuan Country is really good.

Luckily, the demand for Purification Elixirs is not as terrifying as Qi Blood Pills.

One pill a day is enough.

Seven days in seclusion, then buy seven pills.

33,600 credits.

Su Yue felt like he was being dismembered, the greatest pain in the world is nothing more than this.

Excessive to the extreme.

Su Yue just couldn’t believe there could be more expensive elixirs?

Unfortunately.

The brutality of Martial Arts Network once again pinned Su Yue’s financial logic to the ground.

Cold-Driving Pill: 7100 credits.

Indeed!

Su Yue didn’t see wrong.

Not 710 credits.

Nor 71 credits.

This cold-resistance elixir, with a total sales volume of 31 pills, was sold at a high price of 710,000.

A Benz that could carry tears.

Let’s start with three pills.

Su Yue, initially swaggering as a tycoon with 130 credits, instantly fell back to a cautious petty merchant.

Money isn’t durable enough.

Three Cold-Driving Pills, 21,300 credits!

Just like that, 110,000 credits were gone in a flash for Su Yue.

The most terrifying thing is, this 110,000 is not the end, it’s just the beginning, it’s only a seven-day supply.

Su Yue felt like a black hole.

Average daily spending reached 16,000 credits.

Converted into money, it’s 1.6 million!

Every cell was filled with the scent of money.

Su Yue still had some distance from 2000 calories.

After reaching 2000 calories, how to break through to Fourth-Grade, that would be another mystery, by then he might need to buy some heavenly treasures.

Still have 1.2 million credits left.

A bit insecure.

Actually, Su Yue was overly worried.

Other people can’t spend money like this.

If this batch of elixirs was given to a normal Fourth-Grade Martial Artist, they might not use it all up in three months.

Su Yue runs fast and the path he takes is longer than others, worn-out shoes are inevitable.

After shopping, Su Yue wasn’t in a hurry to go to the Wetland.

He first took a Cold-Driving Pill in the dormitory!

No choice, it really was a bit cold.

It worked indeed!

As expected of an expensive elixir, after Su Yue swallowed it, a warm current emerged from his heart.

Then, he watched as sweat beads permeated through his skin.

Actually, they shouldn’t be called sweat beads, because those weren’t sweat at all, but condensations of icy cold air.