After Xiao Yu completed his reform plan, the entire Xiao Court sprang into action.
Xiao Yu first established the Treasure Pavilion, graded everything he had no use for, and placed it inside.
Next, he established the Mission Hall and the point system.
The Treasure Pavilion had three floors, corresponding to three levels. Anyone could enter the first floor freely, though its items required points to redeem. Entry to the other two floors required a certain number of points.
Inside the Mission Hall, missions could be posted and accepted. Anyone could post a mission, and anyone could accept one, without restrictions.
Mission completion rewards had to include points. Anything else was up to the person posting the mission.
For example, when Xiao Yu posted a mission, he had to specify its requirements and assign a completion reward. That reward would always include points. If the points were not enough to attract anyone, he could add other rewards himself.
Not long after its establishment, the Mission Hall became the liveliest place in the Xiao Court. Every day, large numbers of Xiao Court members came to post and accept missions.
The reason they were so enthusiastic about the Mission Hall was entirely because of the points.
The point system Xiao Yu had created was akin to a virtual currency, like money in a game, which could be exchanged for cultivation techniques, pills, and other things.
The place to redeem them was the Treasure Pavilion. It was fully stocked with cultivation methods and combat skills, pills, and weapons-everything one could need. Many of its offerings were things the Xiao Court disciples rarely had a chance to see.
It even contained Dou Ling Pills, so the Xiao Court's Dou Wangs who had yet to take one were especially enthusiastic. They did not pass up even