Martial Arts: I Have Diligence Reward System

Chapter 465: Chapter 187: Excellence, Minor Shock Technique

The next day, the people from the Zhenqin Corps arrived at West Martial.

Wang Yetao managed to secure 5 military medals for Su Yue. Although this seemed uneventful and didn’t cause much of a stir, only those who’ve experienced it can understand how thrilling it really was.

The Heroic Spirit Mausoleum is no place to joke around.

Five military medals might seem excessive, but under Wang Yetao’s firm insistence, the Military Department ultimately had to issue them.

In fact, the stronger you are, the harder it is to receive such medals.

If Su Yue were a Grandmaster and saved the West Martial Mausoleum, it would be his duty, perhaps only deserving a single medal.

The greater the disparity in accomplishment, the easier it is to earn recognition.

A Ninth Grade defeating another Ninth Grade is just ordinary.

If a Second Grade like Su Yue can defeat a Ninth Grade, that would be a heaven-defying victory - 10 military medals might not even suffice.

So, Su Yue should seize the moment to acquire as many medals as possible.

As for academic credits, the Zhenqin Corps was equally generous.

Wang Yetao secured 100,000 academic credits for Su Yue.

This is already an extraordinary reward.

Keep in mind, although the Yan Gui Corps has 1.3 million academic credits, it includes 50 carriages of source ore, a lower Qi Nest Stone, and a Source Memory Stone.

And at the West Martial Mausoleum, Su Yue didn’t hand over any trophies.

It must be said, Wang Yetao went all out for Su Yue.

He literally stayed in the Military Department, refusing to leave.

Sima Lingling also gave all her 5,000 academic credits from school rewards to Su Yue. After all, Su Yue’s cultivation costs a lot, and this was all Sima Lingling could offer.

Tomorrow at the school-wide assembly, West Martial has a series of rewards for Su Yue.

In fact, Su Yue already knows about the rewards, and they’ve been deposited in his account. Tomorrow is just a formality.

One Excellent Student Medal.

Ten Second-Grade Qi Blood Pills.

And an additional 20,000 academic credits.

On the second battlefield, Su Yue once again brought glory to West Martial. Zhao Jiangtao plans to reward him lavishly; 20,000 academic credits, equivalent to 2 million in cash, which is enough to cause a stir at West Martial.

Moreover, there’s a discount on cultivation at Fuling Mountain that doesn’t need much elaboration.

Wealth has come.

Su Yue’s personal account suddenly has over 1.4 million academic credits.

Comfortable.

No wonder everyone’s dream is to suddenly become rich.

The feeling of sudden wealth can make one feel loftily buoyant.

In the dorm, Su Yue opened the online mall.

Without saying a word, he directly scrolled to the link for the Explosive Flame Battle Axe.

A mere 900,000 academic credits is just a drizzle to me, Su Yue thought.

He opened the link.

Then he left a message under the link: One day, I will buy you.

Then Su Yue gritted his teeth, hardened his resolve, and closed the page.

Still couldn’t bear it.

Poverty has cultivated his good habits of thinking critically and restraining himself.

After all, cultivation is the hard truth;

The Qi Blood Pills for First-Grade Martial Artists are generally called low-grade Qi Blood Pills.

The kind specially supplied by the Military Department is upper-grade low quality.

The pills for Second-Grade Martial Artists are called Middle-Grade Qi Blood Pills. Su Yue bought ordinary second-grade pills on the Martial Arts Network, while the Tangzhu Pill is the top-level among second-grade pills.

In Dianshi City, although the alchemy craftsmanship is not as refined as in the Divine Land, the humid environment is suitable for maximizing the preservation of the original flavor, allowing pills to perform at an excellent level.

In fact, whether in the Divine Land or the humid environment, all Qi Blood Pills are made by extracting a compressed form of spiritual qi from medicinal plants.

When the Spirit Medicine is transported back to Earth, there’s varying degrees of spiritual qi loss. So, even though Earth has exquisite refining techniques, the limitation of raw materials means that top-quality pills remain very expensive.

With the growing number of Martial Artists in recent years, the demand for pills in the Divine Land has begun to outstrip supply, and prices have remained high. If not for the cabinet’s price controls on the Elixir Group, they might have risen even higher.

The Elixir Group is a state-owned enterprise under the Divine Land, much like the Military Industrial Group, and is a cornerstone entity of the Divine Land.

Due to Su Qingfeng, Su Yue had studied the Elixir Group before.

In the Divine Land, the Elixir Group is definitely a towering colossus, with intertwined interests and broad entanglements, unimaginable in scope.

Dad killed so many people, involving several major powers; it’s a miracle he survived.

However, Su Yue holds no grudge against the Elixir Group.

Even though Dad is imprisoned, he did kill. Killing someone and paying with one’s life is only just.

Reason must be upheld.

If it were me, I would first beat the villains and then find a way to push them into the humid environment.

In the humid environment, you as a Grandmaster, probably have a hundred ways to eliminate them, without leaving any evidence.

Dad’s lack of wit is the price to pay for his actions.

This time the pills Su Yue plans to purchase are even more advanced than the Tangzhu Pill.

Premium Tangzhu Pill.

The Tangzhu Pill, priced at 800 credits each, is the best among pills for those at the Second Grade, unrivaled.

Like Su Yue’s previous craze for consumption, such cases are rare, making him an outlier.

However, the Premium Tangzhu Pill is only suitable for Third-Grade Martial Artists.

Crafting Premium Tangzhu Pills requires more advanced techniques and more raw Spirit Medicine. Naturally, their efficacy far surpasses that of Tangzhu Pills.

But, theoretically, Second-Grade Martial Artists aren’t supposed to take large amounts of Tangzhu Pills; it’s too easy to cause vomiting, shock, unconsciousness, or, worse, partial paralysis.

Su Yue overcame the limit, with initially having 70 qi orifices; only then could he withstand it. Otherwise, even he would have fallen.