My Scales Can Make Equivalent Exchange

Ying Shishou paused briefly, then elaborated, "That is to say, Earth Immortal Level tasks generally belong to Primary tasks, being fundamental, roughly within ten Battle merits. Celestial Immortal tasks are a few dozen, and for Profound Immortals, normally a few hundred. Reaching a thousand is very dangerous."

"Besides Battle merits, nothing else will be issued. Similarly, the Taoist Alliance has united all Sect Treasure Vault inventories and established a Battle Merit Vault. Disciples with merits can exchange for anything they need, no extra conditions required."

"Since it’s connected with all sorts of resources from the various Sects, theoretically, one could exchange for nearly all the treasures of Shen Hong."

"Including but not limited to treasures stored by the Sects, Treasure Lands, and even some special resources—uh, Martial Uncle, can’t you perform transmutations?"

"That also counts as a resource. If a disciple uses Battle merits to request it, the Sect will issue a similar task to you to take action. These types of tasks are generally not easy to refuse, of course, the rewards are absolutely generous."

"Of course, Martial Uncle, the items you receive from the tasks will not be merits. Merits, from issue to use, only have a single circulation opportunity and are not to be transferred casually."

"After all, the total amount of merits acquired by the disciples and the number of merits recycled by the Sect also serve as an important standard for determining a Sect’s influence within the current Taoist landscape!"

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As Ying Shishou spoke, Wang Zijia roughly understood the preciousness of this commodity. He nodded, having roughly understood the purpose of merits.

But he was still unclear about the specific valuation standards and asked again, "Then how much Magic money is a merit worth?"

"Money?" Ying Shishou paused once more, feeling that his way of thinking didn’t quite connect with that of Chi Yang Martial Uncle.