If Xia Wen hadn't brought it up, Bai Zhi truly wouldn't have known that the market price of a Job Manual could rise to such a terrifying level.
With each Job Manual averaging nearly ten thousand, or even several tens of thousands, of Game Coins, it was already worth as much as one—or several—Perfect-quality Items. It would have been understandable if they were Unique Classes, but the ones currently being sold on the market were merely the most basic professions, such as [gambler], [Poet], and [Detective].
Even professions like those could sell for such astronomical prices... Bai Zhi suddenly regretted tossing all of Meng Po's Advanced Profession Job Manuals to Chu Ci.
If a Class like [gambler] could sell for over ten thousand Game Coins, then a profession like [Meng Po], one that existed in myths and legends, could probably sell for ten times that price, no problem, right?
And if he sold all those [Ghost Emperor] professions as well, he might even make a small fortune... Mm, the Ten Palaces Yama were not for sale.
Due to the extremely low drop rate of Job Manuals, it was basically difficult to obtain a Class before a Player reached Level 25. This was especially true for side classes like Crafter—previously, there had been fewer than ten of them in the entire world.
Not every Player could have a Class. Take those Ghouls, for example—only about half of them possessed one.
Although there were quite a few vacant positions in the Underworld, and with Bai Zhi's identity as the Yin Emperor, pulling some strings was hardly a problem, not to mention that with [Ghost Gate], he could easily bring Xia Wen and the others to the Underworld right now to receive those Class inheritances.
—But the problem was that those were Underworld