Furnaces and Cauldrons

The Artisan Workshop sold few items.

Whether furniture, daily necessities, or decorations, everything had to be custom-ordered in advance.

The prices were relatively high; ordinary rogue cultivators simply could not afford them.

Naturally, the quality was indeed quite good, and they even provided after-sales service.

Myriad Treasures Pavilion sold a more miscellaneous assortment, with a little of everything.

From ordinary-quality spirit artifacts at the top end,

To shoddy tables, chairs, and benches at the bottom.

Some prices were extremely high, while others were dirt cheap.

Moreover, all their goods were acquired from rogue cultivators. Though the volume was large, the quality varied wildly.

More importantly, once you bought something, they washed their hands of it—there was no after-sales service whatsoever.

After comparing three shops, Xu Changqing circled around and returned to Spiritual Wood Residence.

It was still that melon-seed-faced female receptionist. "Immortal Master, you're back!"

Xu Changqing asked, "Have you discussed it?"

The receptionist smiled. "The shopkeeper said that if you buy a lot, you can enjoy a ten-percent discount."

Not wanting to waste time, Xu Changqing nodded. "Ten percent it is."

"Excellent." The receptionist's eyes lit up.

Next, Xu Changqing bought items from both Spiritual Wood Residence and Myriad Treasures Pavilion.

Since he bought more from Spiritual Wood Residence, he received the ten-percent discount.

One nanmu bed cost thirteen Low-Grade Spirit Stones.

One bluestone screen cost three Low-Grade Spirit Stones.

Five glazed glass lamps cost one Low-Grade Spirit Stone.

A three-meter vine carpet cost two Low-Grade Spirit Stones.

He then bought several things from Myriad Treasures Pavilion.

One set of peachwood table and chairs cost five Low-Grade Spirit Stones.

Three storage cabinets cost one Low-Grade Spirit Stone.

One set of cookware—an iron wok and a ceramic steamer—cost two Low-Grade Spirit Stones altogether.

One set of tableware—wooden lacquerware bowls and