So, on that basis, Chu Sheng divided supernatural materials into three tiers according to their Sequence Levels.
From lowest to highest, they were Sequence Nine, Sequence Eight, and Sequence Seven.
As for higher-ranked supernatural materials, Chu Sheng had never seen any and had made no arrangements for them. If he ever encountered them, he could simply extend the ranking system.
His trading prices had therefore changed as well.
Two supernatural materials of the same rank could be used to craft one sacrificial item.
Fusing in each additional supernatural material required an extra half-material as payment.
Aside from adding a requirement for the Sequence Level of the supernatural materials, Chu Sheng had changed nothing else.
But that added requirement actually made a considerable difference.
If someone wanted to fuse a Sequence Seven supernatural material but had no second Sequence Seven material, he could also accept supernatural materials with lower Sequence Levels.
For example, they could replace a Sequence Eight supernatural material with ten Sequence Nine supernatural materials as payment.
A Sequence Seven supernatural material could be replaced with ten Sequence Eight supernatural materials as payment.
Of course, if they had neither Sequence Seven nor Sequence Eight supernatural materials, he could also accept a hundred Sequence Nine supernatural materials.
Even before advancing to Sequence Seven, he had discovered that sacrificial items fused from certain supernatural materials were much stronger than others. Captain Hui's dagger was one example, as was the Sun Pattern he had fused into the Netherworld Light.
But only now did he understand why.
The reason was not actually complicated. Even an ordinary person could figure it out with a little thought, but often, all that stood in the way was a thin veil.
Until that veil was pierced, understanding could seem impossibly difficult. Once it was pierced, even an