The Journey of Cultivation of King Juan

Sheng Kui had hundreds of talisman papers donated by the city lord of Zisai City, and there was no shortage of ordinary talisman papers.

But the city lord is not a talisman cultivator, and the rank of the talisman paper he gave is only one line away from the middle grade. It is okay to use them to draw some talismans that are already handy. If you want to concentrate on writing middle-grade runes, you can condense more talismans If you don't use it, you need a better medium-grade talisman paper.

Besides, Talisman Xiu never disliked that he had too many talisman papers, but only worried that there were too few talisman papers. At critical moments, there were not enough talisman papers at hand, which was a terrible thing.

So when he walked halfway up the mountain and the grade of the talisman paper got better and better, Sheng Kui began to pay attention to these things.

When he saw a talisman that suited him, he would stop and ask the stall owner.

If he felt that the price was right, he would go ahead and buy the item.

Yunying listened quietly to the side, only to realize that although these stalls are very close together and sell similar items, the prices are not exactly the same.

It is also a stall that sells middle-grade imaginary spirit talisman papers. The one on the left needs forty low-grade spirit stones, while the one on the right costs fifty low-grade spirit stones. How big is the aura gap between the two.

Curious in her heart, she naturally asked Sheng Kui.

Sheng Kui said with a smile: "Junior Sister doesn't know, when it comes to talisman papers, you must not judge good or bad based on how much aura it has."

He took out the talisman papers he had just bought from the two stalls, and with a stroke of his hand, he cut out two pieces of three inches long and one inch wide, which was exactly the size required for ordinary talisman repairers to draw talismans.If it is too big, the runes will be scattered; if it is too small, the runes will be too compact, which is not conducive to gathering strength and exerting the power of the runes.

Sheng Kui's movements were a bit more aggressive, but many other talisman cultivators cut talisman paper and painted talismans on the spot, so Sheng Kui's movements were not conspicuous.

He put away the big talisman papers, leaving only these two talisman papers, held them in front of him with spiritual energy, and said to Yun Ying with a smile: "Little junior sister, why not come and touch it!"

When Yun Ying heard this, she didn't refuse at all, took a piece of talisman paper in one hand, and carefully twisted it with her fingers.

With this twist, she immediately noticed the subtle gap.

The talisman paper on the left hand is obviously more delicate, while the talisman paper on the right hand is smoother. If it is not set off by the talisman paper on the left hand, it can be regarded as a first-class texture, but it is always irritating when compared in such a way. I feel that it is a little less refined and appropriate.

"It's just a small gap." Yun Ying returned the talisman paper to Sheng Kui and asked, "Could it be that this small gap can determine the balance of success?"

"Of course." Sheng Kui said with a smile, "You can't experience it if you are not a professional talisman cultivator. A small loss can be a thousand miles away, and it can be described as vividly reflected in the talisman. Paper, ink, brush... no matter where it is. One mistake can easily lead to failure.”

Yunying nodded, Xin Dao said that every kind of avenue of becoming an immortal is full of knowledge and refinement after careful study, and there is absolutely no possibility of success casually.

Thinking about it, she looked at the long stalls on the mountain road again, and seeing the talisman cultivators coming and going, she seemed to be buying one after another, so she couldn't help laughing and asked, "Are all the talisman cultivators so expensive?"

Sheng Kui also laughed and shook his head: "Tales are not only used by oneself, but can also be sold to others, so our talisman cultivators are indeed richer than other monks, but we have to be successful. The daily consumption of hundreds or thousands of talisman papers is enough to drive people to suicide!"