I Live on the Land in Global Games

Chapter 584 - 567 Cultivation Craze
Chapter 584: Chapter 567 Cultivation Craze

Mu Ying tirelessly nourished the land on the Northwest Plateau amidst wind and rain, thereby boosting her Level Progress.

They needed to work even harder now, having already been surpassed by two levels. If they didn’t speed up, the gap would only widen further.

A difference of a level or so could be attributed to Professional Experience, but a gap of two to three levels meant a true deficiency in skill. Each of them was the top contender within their own Profession, the pride of the heavens—who would be content lagging so far behind others?

This, compounded by Mu Ying’s mention of the potential impact they might face after the world unseals in a few years, spurred them on.

Thus, they all sought faster leveling methods in unison, each with their unique approach and direction. Their Cultivation became ever more desperate, with their Level Progress speed climbing to a new level.

Their progress was reflected in real-time on the level rankings.

News on the forum was circulating quickly; gradually, Mu Ying’s restoration of land in the Northwestern Highlands of Xia Country Region, damaged by Cold Deer, became an open secret.

Likewise, players from Mazi City revealed that their Lord had been absent for many days, reportedly foregoing sleep to study Spells. In the meantime, he had only ordered the issuance of a policy favoring Mage talents, declaring that Mages in Mazi City would be exempt from entry fees and would also receive a monthly living subsidy, which increased with strength.

Recent news also surfaced that Draco had been collecting materials in Qingshan City in large quantities before leaving his territory one morning, never to return. Some claim he went alone, others insist there was someone with him whom one could easily overlook—leading many to speculate that the elusive Atom was with him.

Vinica’s world tour concerts also received a passionate response, with much discussion.

Furthermore, Luoxia Territory’s big move to recruit Priests through postings on the World Forum drummed up heated debate. Li Luoxia declared her intention to develop Luoxia Territory into the Holy City that houses multiple Divine Temples, where all Priests could establish temples and preach.

This stirred significant discussion. Other Priests typically served one deity and strove to curry favor, but Li Luoxia seemed like a master mediator, and it was unclear how she managed to equitably distribute her attention among the gods.

Mu Ying even called her out of curiosity.

Li Luoxia’s exact words were that since Priests could not ascend to godhood on their own and she had no desire to depart Deep Blue Star to become a Subordinate God to another, she refused to serve even the mightiest deity. If Priesthood could not pave the way to divinity, then she would strive to perfect her role as the foremost Priest.

Now, the deities on Deep Blue Star who were approved by the Evolution Center for Priest cultivation were all reputable and possessed significant Divine Power. They only required a modest following on Deep Blue Star to prevent their powers from waning and to keep an eye on the planet’s development—a single, well-maintained temple would suffice.

Undoubtedly, a Priest who manages many temples is stronger than one who serves in just one!

Since Luoxia Territory was starting over anyway, it might as well be a complete overhaul.

As for becoming a deity, she would seek alternative paths through trials.

Mu Ying couldn’t help but feel embarrassed upon hearing her audacious plan. It seemed improbable, yet Li Luoxia had made it happen—truly remarkable!

To the others, the recent activities and rapid Level Progress of these few individuals seemed like they were inexplicably racing to level up, pushing boundaries with each advancement.

This ignited a wave of Cultivation fervor.

Priests eager to serve within temples rushed to Luoxia Territory, supported by Li Luoxia’s funding, to participate in the construction of the temples.

Scores of Warriors, Barbarians, and Wanderers followed Draco and Atom’s lead and plunged into the wild to hone their skills in real combat, gaining Professional Experience.

Meanwhile, more and more Mages gathered travel expenses and headed to Mazi City.

Bards from all over converged on Vinica’s concert touring route, exchanging Professional Experience, sharing the pieces they had composed.

Even the barren highland of Mu Ying’s territory had become lively.

Druids were learning from Mu Ying; those below Level 5, who hadn’t learned Plant Growth, went to kill creatures that were wantonly destroying the natural environment.

Druids who had mastered Plant Growth gathered in the Northwest Highland of the Xia Country Region.

Mu Ying, too, only learned about this after she finished Spell Casting, as Da Ming had told her.

Before, the highland was almost devoid of human presence due to the barren land, but suddenly it became bustling as large groups of Druids made their way from Luoxia Territory to enter the Northwest Highland.

There were even people who didn’t know about her, Casting Spells within her spell radius.

Her spell radius was so long that even within it, one might not be able to see her.

Mu Ying didn’t mind when she found out.

The highland was so vast that she was rather pleased if other Druids were willing to help; otherwise, she had no idea how long it would take to rejuvenate the entire highland!

Mu Ying was happy to have so many fellow Druids, and the next time she was about to Cast a Spell, she paid attention to her position so as not to interfere with others Casting within her radius and waste an entire day’s effort.

If she was in the middle of Spell Casting and others came by, she would let Da Ming remind them - all being Druids, animal conversation was basically a common skill, so there were no issues with communication.

At night, having completed the day’s task of nourishment, she would invite the other Druids who were enriching the nearby land to have dinner together if she was in a good mood, to liven things up and exchange insights on Cultivation.

All of them adored nature, so interacting with each other was quite comfortable.

Amidst the busyness, such gatherings greatly delighted Mu Ying’s body and soul.

Mu Ying also made many Druid friends and expanded her social network; her friendliness, enthusiasm, and strength won the favor of many Druids, and her prestige among them grew.

She thought she could continue living peacefully like this, but before long, many were getting ready to leave and came to bid her farewell.

Mu Ying asked for the reason and realized that their Levels were all below 8; the spell radius of Plant Growth for most was only a few hundred meters, with a few reaching up to a thousand, and after a busy day, they might gain only a single-digit Experience Value.

Their group’s whole day’s experience gain might not even match what Mu Ying earned alone.

But nature was also fair, and clearly, the Experience Value reward seemed to be calculated based on the size of the land nourished.

In comparison, for them, enriching the land was not as worthwhile as going back to their honest farming.

Mu Ying thought about it and indeed it was so; they had come all this way, but it would be a pity to return home without much to show for it, especially when the highland had finally become lively for a while and was about to quiet down again.

She pondered for a moment and then said, ”How about we collaborate?”