Never Forgetting His Original Aspiration, Returning to His Old Trade

The Puppet Making Room, cast from Mysterious Iron Golden Essence, contained every kind of Tool Puppet imaginable. There were tens of thousands of Small and Large Wood Spirits from Tier 3 to Tier 5 alone. The dazzling array of materials were all worldly treasures: Old treasures passed down from antiquity, new spiritual materials that had emerged in the present age—everything under heaven and earth was included. Puppet Blueprints flickered before his eyes in the form of light screens, all produced by the system and exclusive Puppets not yet revealed to the outside world.

He recalled how, when he had first made Puppets, he had scrimped and saved for every Spirit Crystal and Spirit Stone, pinching pennies so tightly that he had even wanted to recycle materials ruined during refinement. The conditions for making Puppets were now Not What They Used to Be, yet Su Qing searched his heart and found that from then until now, his original aspiration in crafting Puppets had never changed, nor had his passion for them diminished.

What were Puppets? They were things that made life convenient for people, the best channels through which the Hundred Arts of Cultivation changed the lives of living beings—products that could meet the real needs of living beings according to those needs.

If combat was needed, then he would make combat-type Puppets. Flesh-and-blood bodies could hide behind them while controlling the Puppets to charge into battle at the front, reducing much unnecessary loss of life in the cultivation world, where struggle was the norm and one could die and vanish at any moment.

If cultivation was needed, then he would make Puppets that taught the Dao and imparted knowledge. The thresholds of famous sects and great clans were high, Cultivation Families passed their inheritance down by bloodline, and traditional channels