Chapter 64: Chapter 64: The Investee Who Started a Counterattack Life


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    Qin Muye glanced at the earnings list. The top investor was the Netherworld Emperor, with a return that had already reached 100. Of course, there were quite a few investors involved.


    The reason for such high earnings was simple, it seemed as if he was the foremost being under the heavens.


    Thus, every action he took was of great value, so even if the return rate was low, it still represented a solid investment choice.


    It might be soaring high now, but should something happen, it could plummet drastically, potentially causing investors to lose everything.


    The investment risk associated with him was extremely high, which was why such a significant increase in value was seen, unlike the 2.3 return Qin Muye had earned from investing in Fang Miao, who by now had shown potential as a protagonist.


    Qin Muye then invested another 10,000 in Basic Resources and 1,000 in rare resources. Because his actions were becoming more and more like someone from Emperor Yan''s story. How so? While Emperor Yan was dedicated to Alchemy, he was into drawing talismans, and had now started on a path of counter-attack, practicing the ''Ruins Technique'', a Cultivation Technique said to allow growth through refining strange waters, embarking on the dual path of Martial Artist and Talisman Master.


    Especially since he was a transmigrator, with an innately stronger soul than ordinary people and possessed dual Spirit Roots of water and wood, naturally, he was overwhelmingly powerful.


    He had already begun his journey of showing off and settling scores in his small county town.


    Unless something unexpected happens, it looks like the Netherworld Emperor is probably going to fall.


    If investors could influence the invested world, that would be another story, but since they cannot, Qin Muye was ninety percent certain that Fang Miao was a knock-off version of Emperor Yan, guessing that this time he could be named the ''Cold Emperor''.


    "Tsk, tsk, looks like I''m about to turn things around," he mused.


    The thought alone excited Qin Muye beyond measure. With ten Advanced Treasures and ten sets of rare building blueprints, plus the invested Gold Coins and resources, even without shooting up the ranks, as long as there was steady growth, it would take his territory to the next level.


    Qin Muye was not one to gamble or be greedy.


    Instead, he was extremely cautious. If the risk was too great, even for boundless benefits, he would decisively give it up if it endangered his life.


    He was known to be overly cautious.


    However, he soon shifted his attention elsewhere. This matter was thrilling, but who knew what the next few days might bring. However, with low-risk investments, there was a basic guarantee of not losing much, even if it did result in a loss.


    Unless he had really hit the jackpot by betting on a protagonist involved in a broken engagement or a seemingly useless character, such individuals didn''t usually earn much.


    This left Qin Muye stuck in a technological bottleneck.


    The modifications themselves were one thing, but what truly could turn Spirit Monsters into Champion Level was an intrinsic factor, not Qin Muye''s external influence.


    "But where can I find Spirit Monsters on the brink of death?"


    Qin Muye knew that his power was now invincible in this region; all wild monsters had been cleared out. Unless a disaster struck from the heavens, it was virtually impossible for dying


    Spirit Monsters to appear.


    Even if there were dying Spirit Monsters, he could save them.


    He had also tried using Spirit Monsters that had been on the battlefield, but unfortunately,


    the results were not good.


    Generally, it was about the fear of death.


    "Fervor or loyalty should also be able to break through this mental barrier. Is it that the Spirit Monsters aren''t enough, or is it because they are beast-like humans?"


    The loyalty of Spirit Monsters was similar to an innate Thought Steel Seal, like an instinct, so when it came to emotional stimulation, it truly wasn''t enough. This feeling was like something sparse and common, unable to stir any waves.


    "I need to find a way to boost morale. There must be corresponding magic; the Magic Guild


    should have stored such Magic Books."


    Now that he had a solution, Qin Muye immediately set out.


    As for the Magic Books and magic stored in the Magic Guild, Qin Muye hadn''t studied them. At that time, he was learning Mage inheritance, and magic wasn''t very useful to him, plus learning it was a waste of time.


    His learning wasn''t like getting a chime from "Lord Era" but truly studying magic, and if he learned it all, it would take at least a month.


    These were left by Mages from the Silver Star Alliance, no small quantity.


    He had originally planned to study them after returning from the plot instance, but he ended up being delayed by the project of creating artificial Champion Level Spirit Monsters. There were priorities to consider, and naturally, he had to prioritize the most important tasks first.