Taking a Master

After working for three straight days, Wenren Sheng gained another 10 Mystery Points. At the same time, he made an important discovery.

The reason some items could not be appraised was that he lacked the foundational skills of the relevant system.

For instance, the ancient qin from before, as well as a calligraphy sheet and a set of chess pieces he had encountered now.

Over the past three days, he had come across several strange paintings, all of which he successfully appraised. That was because he had long since learned Mystic Painting.

This completely matched his previous experience. Appraising items and learning mysterious skills complemented each other perfectly, making them highly suitable for increasing Mystery Points.

So he decided to make appraisal work a recurring task.

He would come once every few months. If he came too often, the rate at which they accumulated would not keep up with the speed of his appraisals.

In less than a week's work, excluding items he could not appraise due to lacking the relevant skills, the number Wenren Sheng had appraised equaled what the Dongshui Patrol Division had accumulated over half a year.

According to Teacher Qin's estimate, at Wenren Sheng's speed, it would take no more than another half month for the vast majority of items in the Patrol Division's collection room to be changed to "Appraised."

Fortunately, the Eastern Continent still had six major districts, enough to keep him busy.

Teacher Qin complained that Wenren Sheng had not come earlier, making him work overtime for so long that he was nearly going bald.

Wenren Sheng argued confidently that he had been sharpening his blade before this.

He was not lying. Without the skills he had learned over the years, he would not have been able to appraise these items so smoothly.