Although three spirit stones a day was not much, accumulated over a year, it came to more than a thousand.
To other Outer Sect Disciples, this was already an exceptionally generous income, but in Xu Chunniang's eyes, it truly was not much.
After all, she had once earned spirit stones by condensing spiritual dew. An hour of hard work could earn her eight spirit stones.
By comparison, drawing Talismans was far more taxing and laborious, yet brought in less money.
But Xu Chunniang practiced Talisman Crafting not to make money, but to learn the art of Talismans. She was already quite satisfied with such results.
Before the newly acquired eighteen spirit stones had even warmed in her hands, Xu Chunniang had spent them all, exchanging them for one hundred and twenty sets of paper and ink for Talisman Crafting.
These materials would be made into more Water Bind Talismans, then exchanged for spirit stones, which would in turn buy more Talisman materials.
Ever since she began crafting Talismans, Xu Chunniang had devoted more of her time to Talisman practice each day, apart from tending her spirit fields.
Under such intensive Talisman practice, her technique in drawing runes grew increasingly steady, her proficiency steadily increased, and her success rate rose as well.
It climbed from thirty percent at the beginning to fifty percent in the end.
On average, one out of every two Water Bind Talismans she crafted succeeded.
Yet once her success rate reached fifty percent, it stopped increasing.
Xu Chunniang guessed that perhaps the quality of her Talisman Brush was simply too poor.
A fifty percent success rate was a watershed.
In theory, once one could achieve such a success rate in crafting Grade One Low-grade Talismans, one could try crafting Grade One Mid-grade Talismans.
For the time being,