Qi Xuansu did not know when he began to have faith in Madam Qi’s belief in the “conservation of luck.” What this meant was that one would encounter good luck after a streak of bad luck.0

There was an old saying that good fortune lies within disaster, and disaster hides within good fortune.0

Fortune and misfortune were interdependent.0

Qi Xuansu believed in this due to his experience. For example, in the Yulan Temple, Monk Yan Xiu left him for dead under Wu Luo’s divine power. However, it was a blessing in disguise because this divine power activated the Xuan Jade of Life and elevated his cultivation. Thus, that was his stroke of luck.0

He felt that his luck had not been great recently, so perhaps his fortune lay in these Mystery Jars.1

After a moment of hesitation, Qi Xuansu said, “Alright, I’ll get one to test the waters.”0

Su Yan reminded him. “The Mystery Jars are only sold within the Daoist Order, so there isn’t an internal...0