Is All This Dowry Just Fake Stuff to Fool People?

With ample materials to practice on and instruments beside him to guide him, Shen Le gradually found the knack for using spiritual energy to repair decayed spiritual materials.

The stronger and harder the material's inherent nature was, and the more of its original body remained after decay, the easier it was to repair;

The weaker, softer, and more biomass-like a spiritual material was, the harder it was to grasp the boundary for infusing it with spiritual energy.

So Shen Le changed direction and began working his way through the list, starting with metal—especially large metal objects—trying them one by one:

After finishing one box, he could repair metal spiritual materials, such as broken sword tips, damaged fragments of door rings, twisted iron nails—

And things like that, restoring them seven or eight tenths of the way before stopping at the crucial final moment, just before the spiritual materials exploded;

After finishing the second box, spiritual materials made of brick and stone—such as roof tiles, stone bases, and foundations suspected to belong to teleportation arrays or similar Formations—

No longer posed a challenge to him either;

After finishing the third box, he could basically handle wooden spiritual materials of all sizes, whether they were windows, chair armrests, or broken, shattered pillars.

By the time Cloud Kun was respectfully escorted away by the people from the Special Affairs Bureau to carry out the next round of missions, Shen Le finally reached for the most difficult box:

"These are—grass? Spiritual grass? Medicinal herbs? Or Elixirs?"

Large boxes contained smaller boxes, which contained even smaller ones. Shen Le rummaged through them and carefully lifted out a flat, square case, placing it on the table:

The thing inside still held a little meaning in the eyes of cultural relic specialists.

To anyone else, including garbage