There were three letters in all.
Those familiar with Chen Yi basically knew that he could transmit messages through causal lines.
If something came up, they could just call out, and Chen Yi would know.
However, writing letters was still the safer method.
Because one could not be sure what state Chen Yi was currently in, blindly calling out to him was inappropriate.
Secondly, it was not very confidential.
Chen Yi was not the only one who understood causality.
For experts who understood causality, causing interference was not difficult.
Thus, the primitive method of transmitting information through letters had still not been eliminated.
The first letter was sent by Chou Zhongsheng.
The instant Chen Yi opened the envelope,
the Blade Intent contained between the lines formed into a slash.
Chen Yi casually pinched it between his fingers.
Throughout the process, the slash continuously tried to tear through Chen Yi's skin, but it was completely useless.
Crack!
Specks of shattered blade light scattered down.
That was the third reason for choosing to write letters.
The writer could use their own methods to "encrypt" them.
Chou Zhongsheng's purpose was simple: he wanted to pull some strings.
He wanted to buy three Enchantment Cards from Chen Yi.
That was right, Chou Zhongsheng had already reached Tier 7.
The focus of the Reincarnator path was not comprehending the source, but polishing the light of one's own soul.
When one could not find the light of one's soul, the Lord God would give them a push from behind.
Those who survived would always slowly find it.
The downside was that the mortality rate was a little high.
If he was just buying something, why had he specifically sent a letter?
Because the resources needed for Chen Yi's Enchantment Cards had limited production capacity, resulting in