Summit Farmer-Chapter 2273 - 2271: The Importance of Points

Peter Brown couldn’t believe Harlen Nelson just abandoned him here.

Looking around, Peter realized there were still some items in his storage bag, but he hadn’t had the chance to check them earlier.

When he opened the bag and looked inside, there was a token with a number on it. Anyway, he didn’t know how it was assigned, but the number was quite large, marking his identity here from now on.

Upon further inspection, there was a set of cultivation techniques, including a body-refining technique from level one to level ten. Peter examined it closely and realized it wasn’t complicated; it merely reached Foundation Establishment, which seemed useless to him.

There was also a Jade Slip. When Peter put it to his forehead, he saw the sect’s guidelines, explaining how to earn points, how to exchange, and how to survive.

Frowning, Peter felt that the sect’s main emphasis on disciple growth was self-survival and self-development; if one couldn’t survive, cultivation wouldn’t mean anything.

After reading the guidelines, Peter had a clearer understanding of the sect’s situation. For the wealthy, this place was heaven; any item could be exchanged for sect points, and points were the currency in this community. With points, anything was possible; without them, you’d find it hard to move forward.

Of course, there’s one iron rule when it comes to promotion: no matter how many points you have, if you don’t upgrade your cultivation level, you can’t advance.

The most fair aspect here seems to be this rule about promotion!

But thinking of this, Peter shook his head. The wealthy naturally have an advantage in upgrading their cultivation, which is also unfair.

Regardless, for Peter, he must strategize some plans here.

As Peter was contemplating, many others around him were doing the same, these young people were blinking in surprise, not having expected that the first issue they’d face upon entering the sect would be survival.

Peter didn’t bother checking on those people. Looking at the token again, he found something special; the numbers marked him as an inner sect disciple and could reveal how many were ranked ahead of him.

After examining the token for a while, Peter learned that there were 10,056 new inner sect disciples, all in the state of having no points, implying a year until they have to be ranked among these thousands. Falling in the bottom 1,056 would mean demotion. ƒгeewёbnovel.com

Glancing toward the inner sect disciple area, Peter thought he didn’t need to rush into upgrading his residence; he should first understand the situation here.

While Peter was pondering, a voice suddenly sounded.

"Are you the new junior?"

Looking up, Peter saw a young person smiling and greeting him.

Understanding the situation here, Peter could tell at a glance that this guy was probably someone who does tasks.

"Greetings, brother. I’m Peter Brown, just arrived here."

"I can guide you, it only costs ten points. As a newcomer, you should have a hundred points in your token."

Peter was already aware of the token’s situation, all new entrants were given points, without exception a hundred points.

"Then pardon me, please lead the way, brother."

Hearing this, the young man’s face instantly lit up with a smile: "I’m Brayden Wright, happy to guide you."

As they spoke, Brayden began explaining the situation here, especially the living conditions for inner sect disciples.

Learning that Peter entered as a Body Refiner, and as a Miner, Brayden said: "Given your current situation, cultivation is difficult. Your only way is to obtain a Rejuvenation Pill. Without it, you can’t cultivate, and will soon be surpassed by those who can, including disciples from families, who can cultivate even if damaged. Families often provide support, and once restored, their cultivation speed is fast. The greatest threat remains those who can cultivate, especially since few enter with miner status."

Indeed, it was the truth. Peter nodded secretly; if he were truly damaged below the navel, he’d face such a problem. Fortunately, that wasn’t his case; he planned to use the Rejuvenation Pill to conceal his ability to cultivate.

"Everything can be exchanged for points, and here you can’t move an inch without them. Typically, someone in your situation can only do tasks; I’m worried if you offend a family, they’ll cause trouble to prevent development, blocking your path to a Rejuvenation Pill."

That was unexpected to Peter, hesitating inside: "The person I offended reportedly has backing within the inner sect, an inner sect disciple."

"Then be cautious. Some veteran inner sect disciples have many connections. While they can’t do anything to you, they can obstruct your easy tasks in the sect, so your only option may be to go to the Forbidden Territory."

Forbidden Territory?

This was Peter’s first time hearing of such a place.

After listening to the explanation, Peter understood this was a trial ground of the Great Void Sect, with endless resources but also immense dangers. For those like Peter, going there to seek luck seemed inevitable. Also, a requirement for inner sect disciples was to undergo the trial once in life, at the inner sect disciple level.

"Junior_Brother_Wang, if your enemy is influential enough, he might compel you to accept such a task ahead of time."

Peter nodded slightly, sensing this possibility.

"Moreover, various items can also be exchanged for points."

Brayden’s words stirred Peter again, realizing he didn’t know the situation with the Life Grass he had obtained. If it could really be traded for points, it would solve some problems for him.

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