One day when she was feeding the "Bingdi Gu", she saw that one of the pair of "Bingdi Gu" she had raised had finally reached its end.

The breath slowly died away in front of her.

This made the golden elixir female cultivator feel emotional and sad, and it was also in her eyes.

After half of the life of "Bingdi Gu" disappeared, the other half exploded and died under her gaze.

The sad Jindan female cultivator stopped crying, and a flash of inspiration flashed in her mind.

If the "Bingdi Gu" can be separated, if it is planted in different people.

Then when one Gu insect dies, the other will not sense it and explode at the same time, causing the other person to die instantly as well.

In that case, wouldn't the two of them stay together for life and end up together like "Bing Di Gu"?

With this thought, the golden elixir cultivator's eyes became brighter and brighter, and her sad mood turned into joy.

Immediately, she fell into deep thought.

The difficulty here is how to separate the "co-pedicle voodoo". This kind of voodoo seems to have never existed alone since its emergence.

Secondly, will the separated "Bingdi Gu" immediately self-destruct and die? In that case, she would not have time to place the "Bingdi Gu" on different people.

But when she thought about it, "Bingdi Gu" should judge whether the other party existed by sensing each other's vitality.

But if we don't rely on the vitality breath to judge, but rely on physical contact to sense it, then it will be difficult to separate the "Bingdi Gu".

All the above are her speculations, but as long as the two "Bingdi Gu" did not die after separation, presumably there would be no self-destruction.
Chapter completed!