After checking the same old three categories.
Lin Feng was torn between Joy and sorrow.
There were two pieces of news.
One good, one bad.
The good news: he had hit the jackpot.
The bad news: he had no money.
Three categories.
The Bodhisattva whose name he could not remember—his incantations, his "Bodhisattva arts," and all his other methods—were listed there.
So was King "?"'s Witchcraft and Curse-Subduing Art.
The Five-Powers Immortal's "Nest-Building Technique."
Chi You's five weapons, the Tiger Tally, [Chi You Hide], and [Tomb Guardian Beast].
They all remained on the redemption list.
Nothing was missing.
Whether classified as skills or miscellaneous items, they could all be found and redeemed in those three categories.
The only things lacking were Zhang Zhuoen's.
Lin Feng saw that Zhang Zhuoen's arts were "secret transmissions."
This was the only orthodox practitioner he had encountered.
The requirements for practicing his orthodox arts were so stringent that Lin Feng found them somewhat unacceptable.
One glance at the advancement requirements gave Lin Feng a headache.
He needed to receive a register, have a master, start from the lowest level, recite scriptures, observe Precepts, do this and that, practice day and night—and most importantly, results were not guaranteed.
Chanting incantations and invoking the Buddha did not guarantee that you would become an Arhat.
Reciting scriptures and performing morning and evening devotions did not guarantee that you would become an immortal.
All the information conveyed one thing.
Authentic secret arts could not be passed on without authorization.
A fortune was easily obtained; a single art was hard to come by.
Practicing orthodox arts offered no guarantee of results.
For some reason.
The game console's requirements for redeeming orthodox arts were so strict that Lin Feng wondered, Are you just not planning to let me redeem them?
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