Legendary Person: I brought my skills back to reality!

Xu Hao narrowed his eyes. Scattered around him were numerous glittering gold coins, potions, and various kinds of equipment, including armor. He quickly scanned the ground, and suddenly his eyes lit up.

Among a pile of ordinary equipment, a stick about a meter long stood out. It was bronze in color, with intricate patterns carved on its surface, and a delicate animal head decoration at each end. Xu Hao held his breath, carefully squatted down, and took the stick in his hand.

The moment he touched it, a warm energy emanated from his palm. Xu Hao's heart raced, and he was so excited he almost shouted. He carefully examined the treasure in his hand.

Wuji Staff! Taoist Arts 3-5, Attack 8-16, Weight 15, Durability 25, Requires 25 Spiritual Power.

What a good thing!

In the game "Legend of Mir," the top-tier weapons for Taoists, ranked from highest to lowest, are the Heaven-Slaying Staff (which appeared in later versions), followed by the rare Free and Easy Fan. The Limitless Staff currently in Xu Hao's hands is a superior magical artifact, second only to these two. Xu Hao gently stroked the exquisite patterns on the staff, imagining himself wielding it and performing various Taoist spells.

Especially this look, he's so handsome!

Some people say the Free and Easy Fan looks cooler, but Xu Hao believes that while the Free and Easy Fan is good-looking, it only looks good when paired with the Heavenly Venerable's Taoist robe.

Xu Hao used to have a Free and Easy Fan when he played Legend of Mir, but he usually carried the Wuji Staff. The reason is simple: what boy can resist a staff?

Really like!

Xu Hao carefully held the Wuji Staff in his hand, played with it for a while with great affection, and then put it into his backpack.

Next, he began collecting the gold coins scattered on the ground. He also took all sorts of equipment, collecting them one by one.

In the past, Xu Hao wouldn't have even glanced at equipment below level 20, but not now, he's too poor!

After looking around and confirming that he hadn't missed anything of value, Xu Hao took a deep breath and pulled out a return scroll from his pocket. A good haul today! Back to town!

After returning to Tucheng, Xu Hao immediately walked quickly towards the warehouse.

Pushing open the wooden door of the warehouse, Xu Hao easily found his way to the warehouse NPC. He carefully took out the Wuji Staff from his backpack, gently stroked the staff, and reluctantly stored it away.

"I'll save it for now, baby. Wait for me, okay? I'll come pick you up when my mental energy reaches 25 points!" he muttered to himself.

The boy's feelings toward the stick are hard to understand.

Next, Xu Hao began carefully searching through the other items in the storage box. His eyes quickly scanned each item. Suddenly, two flashes of silver light caught his attention.

"Hehe, found it!" Xu Hao vaguely remembered that he had two Silver Serpent swords stored in his warehouse. Both of these Silver Serpent swords were obtained from a lottery given by the system.

The Silver Serpent is the best weapon for Taoists in the early to mid-game, but Xu Hao has two, and he decided to sell one. His lack of money was one reason, but another was that he had a bold idea.

He placed one of the silver snakes back into his storage box and carefully put the other into his backpack. Xu Hao nodded in satisfaction and headed to the trading area to find a buyer.

Xu Hao walked through the bustling streets of Tucheng and arrived at the lively safe zone. The area was teeming with people, and the sounds of vendors hawking their wares filled the air. He saw stalls of all kinds all around him, selling equipment, potions, and even buying and selling various materials.

Xu Hao first looked around and found that the quality of the goods was indeed much better than that in Bichon City.

He found a relatively open spot, took the Silver Serpent from his backpack, and carefully placed it on the ground. Then he sat cross-legged, took a deep breath, and, imitating the surrounding vendors, shouted, "Silver Serpent for sale! Brand new Silver Serpent, Taoist Magic 2-4, Attack 7-13, only 150 million gold coins!"

In the game, the question of how much to sell high-level equipment between players has always been a mystery.

The price difference between whether you're in a hurry to sell or the other party is in a hurry to buy the same item can be significant.

The most obvious example is skill books. When players reach a certain level and want to learn a skill but don't have the book, they usually get very anxious. Powerful skills like Summon Divine Beast, Crescent Moon Sword Technique, Magic Shield, and Hellfire Lightning are the most obvious examples.

The same applies to weapons. If you're a level 30 mage, how can you be so shameless as to wander around with a Crescent Moon weapon?

Based on Xu Hao's experience, the Purgatory, Magic Wand, and Silver Serpent weapons are actually the three most overpriced. Because if a player reaches level 26 and still doesn't have one, it proves they're not good at the game, bro!

Xu Hao's target customers are these kinds of people: level 25 Taoists, or those who have just reached level 26, but don't yet possess a Silver Serpent weapon. These players are also relatively wealthy. (Leveling up as a Taoist is cheap, and you can easily spend all your savings in one go.)

At first, Xu Hao's voice was a little hoarse, even a little shy. But seeing the experienced stall owners around him, he gradually raised his voice. "Cheap sale! The Taoist artifact, the Silver Serpent, an essential item for leveling up!"

Before, you could just type things out when you wanted to sell something, but now you have to shout it out, "mmp!"

He kept repeating these words, his eyes darting around, hoping to attract his target customers. Occasionally, passing players would stop to watch, but most would just glance and walk away.

Xu Hao was not discouraged and continued to shout enthusiastically. He noticed a Taoist priest not far away dressed in ghostly armor and carrying a demon-slaying weapon.

"There's potential!" Xu Hao's eyes lit up, and he shouted in that direction, "Hey bro, come take a look! It's an absolute steal!"

The player hesitated for a moment, then walked towards Xu Hao.

Xu Hao, with his vast experience, knew without even looking that the demon-slaying weapon in the Taoist's hand was top-grade. He secretly observed it through the system—wow! Taoist skill level 1-5. This attribute was three points higher than normal! Normally it's only 1-2. It was even two points higher than the Silver Serpent, its true value definitely exceeding that of an ordinary Silver Serpent.

No wonder you were able to wear the Ghost Suit, Xu Hao thought to himself.

However, even the finest demon-slaying weapon is still a demon-slaying weapon, while an ordinary silver snake is still just a silver snake. As long as I'm alive, I can only ever be a concubine!

Watch as I unleash my deceptive magic!

Xu Hao, with an enthusiastic expression, said, "Brother, wow, not bad, you've even put on the Ghost set! Take a look at this Silver Serpent! That's more befitting our status!"

As the Taoist priest approached, he squatted down and carefully examined the silver snake on the ground. Xu Hao took the opportunity to observe the man, secretly pleased: This guy has decent equipment; he must be rich.

"150 million? That's a bit expensive," the Taoist priest said, frowning.

Xu Hao immediately put on a sincere expression: "It's not expensive! If you don't believe me, ask around. I have the lowest price."

In the entire city, I'm the only one selling silver snakes today, so of course I'm offering the lowest price! I've already looked around the whole place, so you don't need to bother!

The Taoist priest thought for a moment and said, "My demon-subduing technique is at level 1-5, much more powerful than an ordinary silver snake!"

"So what?" Xu Hao scoffed. "Even the best Demon Slayer is still just a Demon Slayer. And even the Silver Serpent is still a Silver Serpent. You're wearing the Ghost Armor, wielding a Demon Slayer, and then what? You go around telling everyone, 'My Demon Slayer is top-tier, level 1-5!' Aren't you tired of that?!"

Then he said in a low voice, "Brother, we're all in this business, we all care about our reputation, right? Besides, are you really that short of money?"