A female cultivator from the Zifu period served as a Taoist companion? And it happened to be what happened shortly after they returned from Yang Kingdom!"

"Senior Liu means that the reason why the head of the Zhou family was able to marry a female cultivator of the Zifu period from the Jindan family was because he dedicated the relics of the Jindan period monks obtained in the underground mausoleum of Yang State to the Su family.

Golden elixir monk?"

Ruan Hongzhuang reacted immediately, her face changed slightly and she said what the middle-aged man had not finished.

"Except for this point, I don't understand why a female cultivator from the Zifu period of the Jindan family would find a monk in the middle stage of Foundation Establishment to be her Taoist companion!"

The middle-aged man nodded and admitted this with a gloomy expression.

Seeing this, Ruan Hongzhuang's face turned ugly.

The reason why she was able to persuade this middle-aged man to come and help her avenge her was because she relied on the relics of the golden elixir monks in the underground mausoleum as a bargaining chip.

If Zhou Mingde dedicated the treasures obtained from the underground tomb to a Golden Core monk, then the middle-aged man in front of her would definitely not take action again.

After all, he has only been forming elixirs for less than a hundred years. He can bully a Zifu family, but he is no match for a golden elixir-level monk who has been famous for many years.

Not to mention that this is still in Jingguo and is someone else's territory.

But she finally persuaded the middle-aged man to agree to come and avenge her, and of course she didn't want him to give up.

At the same time, she believed that the other party definitely didn’t want to make the trip in vain.

So she gritted her teeth and quickly said: "Perhaps as Senior Liu said, Zhou Mingde established a relationship with the Su family by presenting treasures, but the treasures he presented are definitely not all!"

"Furthermore, Fellow Daoist Shen's relics are also on him. He will definitely not give away the Hunyuan Bowl Talisman!"

When she mentioned the word "Hunyuan Bo", she deliberately emphasized her tone.

It turned out that when she told the middle-aged man about her experience in the underground mausoleum, through her description, the middle-aged man actually recognized the origin of the talisman used by Shen Borong at that time, and explained it to her.

According to the middle-aged man, the "Hunyuan Bowl" talisman was refined from the famous talisman "Hunyuan Bowl" of a late Jindan monk from the Qi Kingdom more than 600 years ago.

At that time, the late-stage Golden Elixir monk relied on this "Hunyuan Bowl" magic weapon and was once called the number one Golden Elixir practitioner in the Qi Kingdom by the good people.

After this person passed away, the "Hunyuan Bowl" talisman he refined became something that many monks competed for, and even many early Golden Elixir monks participated in the competition.

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Shen Borong didn't know what kind of luck he had, but he was able to obtain such a powerful talisman.

When the middle-aged man learned that Shen Borong actually had a "Hunyuan Bowl" talisman in his hand, he was quickly tempted by Ruan Hongzhuang's request.

After all, with such a powerful talisman in his pocket, even if Zhou Mingde didn't get anything good in the underground tomb, it was still worth his while.

At this time, when he heard Ruan Hongzhuang mentioning the "Hunyuan Bowl" talisman again, even if he knew what she was thinking, the middle-aged man really didn't want to give up so easily.
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