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Cultivation In Brave New World

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cultivation and how it works will remain the same. ranks for treasures,plants,and weapons will take inspiration from the novel but there will be some tweak there and here as its too complicated. spirits will be added in form of weapons,armor,body, ext... think of DD. SPOILERS-kind off. Stone Medicine World- a world of cultivation and alchemy. a world where the strong are respected and the weak-misfortuned.Here in this world, lays a young handsome man with a slightly wet face and hair pitch as black who looks to be 16-17 in deep slumber with an aura of exhuastion. his robe, although with dirt marks, seems to be that of loyalty. the cloth itself is black with the interoirs royal purple. it is adorned with what seems to petals mysterouisly

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