Inside the Training Room.
Li Ping sat cross-legged, holding a Blank Jade Slip as he inscribed it with his divine sense.
He was writing a reply to Daoist Ji.
Compared with a paper letter, inscribing a jade slip with divine sense was rather like using the word-processing software of his previous life.
Not only was it simple and effortless, but he could also edit the text at will and insert illusory images and recordings, making it much more flexible than writing on paper.
Its only drawback was that jade slips had to be purchased with spirit stones, whereas paper letters could be obtained from the mortal world with gold and silver.
Previously, the main reason he had exchanged paper letters with Daoist Ji was their low cost, which spared him any additional expenditure of spirit stones.
Now, however, with his current wealth, he no longer cared about the few spirit stones needed to buy a Blank Jade Slip. He could not be bothered to write by hand and chose to use a jade slip to carry his message instead.
In his reply, Li Ping first thanked Daoist Ji for attending his master's funeral on his behalf and overseeing Swordforging Manor to ensure a smooth handover after his master's death.
Then he offered his heartfelt congratulations on Daoist Ji's granddaughter joining the Crimson Flame Sect and on his plans to rent a graded plot of Spirit Land for his lineage.
Finally, he explained in the letter that he was doing reasonably well in the Immortal City.
Considering the poor cultivation conditions in the Jiang Kingdom, he hoped to bring his third senior brother's grandson to the Immortal City and teach him personally.
If Daoist Ji trusted him, he could also select one of his own younger descendants and send them