Conceptualizing Dao Arts, the Beginning of Creating a Method

Though Han Yi did not know much about appraising treasures, he understood the principle of comparing goods among several sellers. Buying and selling all followed the same rules.

After the old man had appraised everything once, Han Yi silently put all the items away and quickly left. Then, after the time it took to burn an incense stick, he returned and took out every item exactly as before. This sequence of actions left the old man dumbfounded.

"...Fellow Daoist truly is... very cautious."

The old man naturally understood. Han Yi had gone to compare prices with other shopkeepers. In the end, the only word he could squeeze out for Han Yi's actions was "cautious."

However, he also became more watchful inwardly.

Generally speaking, after comparing prices, if the prices were roughly the same, one would not deliberately return to his place to sell their goods.

Since this Dao Realm cultivator had come back, it was highly likely that he had taken a fancy to something in the hall.

The old man smiled and did not mind. Based on the price he had originally calculated, he purchased Han Yi's batch of items and ultimately offered 2,456 Dao crystals.

Across from him, Han Yi nodded in agreement. The quotations from the Myriad Treasures Pavilions within Myriad Travel Palace were all fairly similar. This old man's offer ranked around the middle among the five shopkeepers Han Yi had consulted, differing from the highest offer by less than twenty Dao crystals.

The reason he had considered coming back here to sell the items and exchange them for Dao crystals was to prepare for the Immortal-Slaying Formation Diagram.

At the Dao Realm, although many methods remained the same as those used by low-level cultivators—such as the little trick of comparing goods among several sellers—no matter