The difficult path of cultivation for a grassroots female practitioner

Xiao Han paid the application fee of ten immortal stones and then waited to take the exam.

The first to take the exam were those who applied for the first and second level talisman masters. Many talisman masters came to Wandao City from all directions, but most of them applied for the first and second level exams.

Even if you only get the identity token of a first-level talisman master, it is an honor for a talisman master.

At least it shows that he is no longer a self-taught person, but a talisman master recognized by the Fu Dao League.

Fortunately, the runes for first and second level rune masters are not difficult to draw, so the test can be completed quickly.

Several large halls were used as examination venues, and all the monks who applied for the first and second level talisman masters were examined in half a day.

When the third-level Talisman Master exam began, there were obviously far fewer monks in the exam preparation area, only about two or three hundred people.

The Fudao League has branches in many places, and only cultivators from the surrounding areas of Wandao City come here to take the exam.

It was Xiao Han's turn to take the exam. She followed the other monks into a spacious hall that was comparable to a large auditorium.

The hall was filled with tables and chairs, and there was at least five feet of distance between each table and chair. This was to avoid being disturbed by people next door when drawing talismans.

On each table was an ordinary jade box with blank talisman paper inside.

These talismans have exclusive marks to prevent monks from cheating and obtaining level badges.

The third-level talisman is within the range of low-level talismans and does not require exclusive talisman ink to be configured according to the runes. It is basically a universal talisman ink.

Therefore, the talisman ink and talisman pen are both provided by the user.

Every table was the same, so naturally, there was no need to sit according to the designated seat. Xiao Han found a random table and sat down, took out the talisman ink and brush, and waited for the invigilator to announce the name of the talisman he needed to draw.

A round-faced monk entered the hall and stood on the high platform at the front. He glanced at the monks waiting for the exam below and saw that every table was occupied. Then he began to announce the content of the exam.

"What you need to draw are the offensive Mysterious Water Ice Prison Talisman and the Fire and Golden Crow Talisman. The defensive Mysterious Light Escape Talisman, as well as the auxiliary Delusion-Breaking Talisman and the Bright Light Talisman."

Then, he raised his hand and created a curtain of light, on which the names of the five talismans appeared.

Then he continued, "There are ten blank talisman papers in the jade box. You must successfully draw at least one of each talisman. Once completed, place the finished talisman in the box, write your name on the box, and mark it with your own spiritual mark."

Simply put, each talisman must have at least a 50% success rate to be considered passing.

After all, if the success rate is less than half, drawing talismans will be a losing business.

Xiao Han felt relieved when she saw the names of these talismans. She was quite skilled at drawing them. After all, these were all basic third-level runes, which she had practiced in Yuantian Continent before.

Drawing talismans consumes not only spiritual energy but also, most importantly, mental energy. The higher the level of the rune, the greater the mental effort. Therefore, after drawing each one, you should rest for a while to allow your mind to recover.

If you force yourself to keep drawing, the success rate of drawing talismans will be seriously reduced.

Xiao Han and his classmates' exam lasts two hours.

For an ordinary talisman master, successfully drawing five talismans in two hours is just enough.

Obviously, the people of the Talisman Dao League had calculated this. If one could successfully draw more within the specified time, it would mean that the cultivator had good talent, or that their level of Talisman Dao was higher than this.

By the time the invigilating monk announced the end of the exam, Xiao Han had successfully drawn six pictures.

The test results will not be announced until a day later. Xiao Han can finally relax and take a good stroll around Wandao City.

Badou followed her and whispered, "Master, this fairyland doesn't seem to have any fairy spirit at all. I don't know how it is more advanced than the Yuantian Continent."

Xiao Han smiled and said, "Do you remember the Monster Forest where you were born? Which realm is more advanced, that one or the Yuantian Continent?"

Badou suddenly stopped talking.

Xiao Han thought about the good things she had collected, which were now worthless low-end goods in the fairy world. She didn't dare to say that the fairy world was not high-end.

Seeing a shop that buys and sells refining materials, he thought of the Green Source Crystals that Badou had hidden, so he decided to sell them here in exchange for some fairy stones.

This kind of ore has no collection value, and she is not a weapon refiner, so she can only exchange it for money.

He sold all the Green Source Crystals and earned more than two thousand Immortal Stones.

This was also thanks to a piece of higher quality Green Source Crystal inside, which was sold for 1,500 Immortal Stones.

Xiao Han recalled how on Earth, people would tease the extravagant rich second-generations by saying they owned mines. It seemed like a mine was a symbol of wealth in any world.

After all, this unexpected fortune was earned by Badou. Xiao Han pointed to a shop selling immortal wine and said, "Badou, do you want to taste the immortal wine?"

When Badou heard this, his mouth was watering.

But he still shook his head sensibly and said, "Master, you haven't made any money yet, so Badou won't drink for the time being."

I'm afraid every parent has this mentality. They get annoyed when their children are too naive, but feel distressed when their children are too sensible.

At this moment, Xiao Han felt sorry for his furry child's understanding, so he simply walked into the shop selling spiritual wine.

Finally, he spent fifty fairy stones to buy a small jar of spiritual wine.

There was no other way. She was too poor now, and she had just arrived in the fairyland, so everything cost money. She could only buy ordinary spiritual wine to satisfy Badou's craving.

Badou happily transferred the spirit wine to his storage space and said, "Master, let's taste it together when we get back to the inn."

Xiao Han smiled and said okay.

In the Talisman Alliance, Jiuhua, who was in charge of checking the results of the third-grade talisman master examination, couldn't help but exclaimed after seeing the six talismans drawn by Xiao Han, and picked up the Xuanguan Escape Talisman.

Then he looked at both Xuanguan Dunfu Talismans and made a mark on Xiao Han's jade box.

Another day passed, and Xiao Han went to the Fudao branch to check his test results.

When he saw his name on the screen displaying the restrictions of a third-grade talisman master, he immediately rushed excitedly to the place where the talisman master grade badges were distributed.

After she reported her name, the monk in charge of issuing rank badges picked up the jade slip and examined it, then suddenly said, "Come with me."

Xiao Han was stunned, but still followed him to the house behind the hall.

After entering another room, the monk bowed and reported to the people inside: "Senior, Xiao Han is here."

When Xiao Han saw the person sitting in the room, he was shocked. This person turned out to be the young master Jiuhua.

The monk who led her in retreated. Feeling uneasy, she stepped forward and bowed.

"Junior Xiao Han, nice to meet you, senior."

Jiuhua used his spiritual power to lift the two Xuanguang Escape Talismans in front of Xiao Han and asked, "Are these the talismans you drew?"

Of course, he could recognize the talisman he had drawn. Xiao Han didn't know what was wrong with the talisman, so he could only nod in confusion.

At this time, Jiuhua took out a talisman from the storage ring and handed it to her.

"Take another look at this talisman."

Xiao Han took a look and then asked tentatively, "Could this be a higher-grade Xuanguang Escape Talisman?"

Jiuhua said calmly, "The Xuanguang Dunfu Talisman has always had only one rank, which is the third rank. So what rank do you think the Xuanguang Dunfu you drew should be?"

Xiao Han's heart suddenly sank.

If the Xuanguan Dunfu in the hands of this Young Master Jiuhua is of the third grade, then the one I drew is at least one grade lower.

But I also painted it according to my usual painting techniques, so how could it be a level lower?

It’s over. Two out of six talismans failed. Doesn’t that mean I failed the exam?

That’s not right. Since I failed, why am I on the list of third-grade talisman masters?