"Master, these beautiful talisman papers must take a lot of effort to refine. Shouldn't we name a price?"
As a talisman maker herself, Zhuo Ming once worked in a small talisman workshop with her father during her childhood. There, they produced the lowest-grade talisman papers circulated amongst loose cultivators. The papers were dull yellow in color, and you could even see unprocessed tree bark in the paper, signifying their poor quality.
A slightly more advanced talisman maker who could refine middle and upper-level Rank-1 talisman papers would usually opt to buy spiritual objects to serve as talisman paper substitutes, like bamboo slices, Lingye, or beast skins.
Even though these substitutes require soaking in specific medicinal solutions, they can ensure smooth transmission of spiritual power and stable solidification of spells.
