Demonic Arts Really Don't Suit Me

Discoveries had to be ground out bit by bit, so Ning Zhuo felt there was no need to rush.

He took the initiative to end this cultivation session.

Qing Chi was reluctant to part with it and pressed Ning Zhuo about when they would begin the second session.

When she learned there would be one every day, she revealed a heartfelt smile.

Ning Zhuo instructed her to diligently practice what she had learned today afterward and to keep the mechanism puppet's study of talismans strictly confidential.

Qing Chi nodded heavily and immediately swore an oath.

Naturally, Ning Zhuo trusted her greatly.

At Ning Zhuo's side, Sun Lingtong was absolutely first in terms of trust, her position unshakable by anyone. Qing Chi came next.

Then came Gongsun Yan, followed by Old Cook.

After all, Gongsun Yan needed something from Ning Zhuo. That natural basis for trust was far greater than the one he shared with Old Cook.

Old Cook and Wen Ruanyu were trusted to roughly the same degree. The former knew how to repay kindness, while the latter deeply worshipped Meng Yaoyin.

Ning Zhuo placed Snow Cai Nu - Hui in the cultivation chamber and had her continue practicing talisman crafting.

Every time she crafted a talisman, even without a competitor, as long as she succeeded, she felt pride.

Ning Zhuo had already determined that so long as they were not subjected to intense outside interference, once mechanism puppets such as Snow Cai Nu - Hui learned to make a certain talisman, their success rate in crafting it afterward was one hundred percent!

"But what she makes are actually all low-grade talismans."

"There is still enormous room for improvement here."

Talisman crafting was like pill refining, divided into grades. Cultivators with profound talisman-crafting skill had far higher odds of producing