In the bustling market of Mobei, a new owner had taken charge, yet no one seemed to notice the change.
Lan Xiaobu's reputation had far outstripped that of his predecessor, Bu Da.
He was known for being fair, not demanding too much in exchange for the spiritual stones.
Plus, with his arrival, the market was growing increasingly popular.
Although Lan Xiaobu held the title of market master, he rarely ventured out, spending most of his time practicing in the Master’s residence.
With a sudden influx of wealth, even his practice, which had been rigorous like the ancient paths, began to flourish.
Liu Min, a skillful assistant, quickly gathered over a hundred cultivation techniques and various medicinal recipes for Lan Xiaobu.
However, most of these techniques and recipes were rather common, not a single one boastful enough to stand out.
Yet, Lan Xiaobu was not concerned; to him, the quality of the techniques was secondary.
Even the most mediocre technique, if it held a glimmer of potential, could be beneficial.
All these techniques and recipes were inscribed into the Seven Sounds model by Lan Xiaobu.
During this period, he focused not on the Golden Crow Technique but rather on refining his Spirit Refining Technique.
He sought to change his cultivation method, so he no longer wished to practice the Golden Crow Technique.