After creating the Thunderwood Spirit Talisman himself, Li Qingyuan discovered that even talismans he had created on his own would be recorded by the Mysterious Feminine Space, which would then activate its teaching function.
He had drawn the Thunderwood Spirit Talisman only through a sudden flash of inspiration and an abrupt enlightenment—a combination of his literary foundation from his previous life, his accumulated mastery of the talisman path finally bearing fruit, and the luck of enlightenment. Only under the influence of all these factors had this Second-grade Low-rank Talisman Paper come into being.
Therefore, the Mysterious Feminine Space's records and guidance were immensely important to Li Qingyuan. They could help him improve it further and gain a deeper understanding of the talisman's power.
Talismans were like works of art. Even their creator could not guarantee that he would one day create another talisman of such caliber.
Many great masters of painting and calligraphy found that an impromptu work born when inspiration struck became the pinnacle of their entire lives. For decades afterward, not a single work could surpass "it."
After the Mysterious Feminine Space's textbook-like, detailed instruction, Li Qingyuan's proficiency with the Thunderwood Spirit Talisman soared rapidly, and the rate of improvement was unparalleled.
His initial success rate directly reached fifty percent.
After using up all three hundred sets of talisman-drawing materials in his hands, he had produced 219 completed talismans.
In the final three rounds of talisman drawing, he drew ten talismans per round and succeeded nine times each round. His success rate directly reached ninety percent.
The 219 talismans, plus the one he had drawn during his enlightenment, made exactly 220 Thunderwood Spirit Talismans.
Inside the cave mansion, Li Qingyuan picked up a brush and wrote down all the combat resources he currently possessed, limited strictly to battle