Upon leaving the Capital Inspection Headquarters, Li Jing took a taxi out of the "water meter ring" and found a nearby tea house to sit in a quiet corner.
Drinking tea culture in the capital is quite exquisite.
Of course.
Li Jing wasn't here for the tea.
He needed a quiet environment to sort out all the associated threads of thought.
Looking over the menu, Li Jing ordered a pot of Spiritual Tea, valued at ten Spirit Crystals.
That's right.
A pot of tea was worth ten Spirit Crystals.
Converted to cash, that was about 130,000.
Tea that can be called Spiritual Tea is naturally different from ordinary tea.
But if we're talking about its efficacy, it's not that great.
Spiritual objects that truly benefit cultivators can't be measured by single-digit Spirit Crystals.
So-called Spiritual Tea is at most a low-level spiritual object, made by drying tea leaves containing a small amount of Spiritual Qi.
