Milk sand

Inside the painting of Divine Emperor City, Fang Di Chang scatters a large amount of white sand. The sand falls on the ground and immediately melts into puddles of milk that seep into the ground. Buried beans devour that milk and grow rapidly. ^{ch. 2011}

In three minutes, Fang Di Chang expends the small amount of rank eight immortal material milk sand he has. The barren land becomes extremely fertile, and green bean sprouts break out of the ground surface. ^{ch. 2011}