The lowest-grade items on the list were still special Third-ring Dao Medicines. Anyone possessing the medicinal herbs required on the list could come to Cold Abyss Snow City to complete a transaction, at prices slightly higher than the market rate.
You had seen this list as early as when you first entered the Cold Soul Abyss. Now that you were part of the Cold Abyss Snow Spirit Imperial Vein, you naturally understood the matter of the list far more clearly.
The list had last been revised more than two hundred thousand years ago, and the Tan Mang Four-Leaf Lotus was among its entries. The description stated that up to five stalks could be brought to Cold Abyss Snow City for trade. It was a secondary commission that allowed multiple submissions.
In the same year, you arrived outside the Imperial Hall and told its guards that you wished to complete an entry on the Medicine-Seeking List.
The reason you chose to enter the Imperial Hall yourself and trade with the Snow Emperor rather than seek out the more convenient agents she had specifically stationed outside Imperial Hall City was because the Medicine-Seeking List had two different methods of calculation.
Outsiders could only complete ordinary transactions and exchanges with the agents; they could make no other requests. Those within the Cold Abyss Divine Palace, however, had another option: they could either directly contact the agents for a normal trade or treat the items on the Medicine-Seeking List as tasks, which would be calculated as "contribution" upon completion.
Such contributions were not easy to obtain. The resources you could claim once every hundred thousand years could be converted into contribution, which could then be freely exchanged for many kinds of treasures.
For ordinary members of the Cold Abyss Divine Palace like Chen Xiang