The First Dude: Dark Emperor, Come To Fight!

The two talisman masters were very confident. They felt that although Ning Xi was also at the third level, he was less experienced than them. The two of them would definitely compete for the first place in the end.

Ning Xi couldn't see the intentions of the two of them, but he didn't participate. These two guys were average at refining talismans, and their ability to teach people was even worse. She didn't know where this confidence came from.

She'd better stop attacking them and just keep silent and make a fortune.

After leaving the office, the three of them called the newcomers they brought with them to their respective offices.

Ning Xi was no exception. She watched Chen Ming and the others explain the incentive policy mentioned by Chang Sun Mei.

"My previous request to you remains unchanged. In two months, you must successfully refine a complete and effective first-grade medium talisman."

She paused and said, "I hope that Chen Ming can refine a first-grade talisman by then, and that each of Nie Chun and Wang Zhongyi's refining talisman will not be lower than a mid-grade talisman."

"Can we do it?" Nie Chun asked in a low voice, somewhat unconfidently.

Of course, they were also tempted by the rewards for newcomers in the Fu Department, but they couldn't help but doubt their own strength.

Ning Xi chuckled, radiating confidence, "As long as you listen carefully and complete my instructions and tasks in the past two months, you will definitely achieve what I just said."

Chen Ming is now completely convinced by Ning Xi. He was originally relatively confident, "I believe I can do it and will not let the team leader down."

Nie Chun and Wang Zhongyi also thought about their gains in the past few days and took a deep breath. "I also believe that I can do it. I will definitely not let the team leader down."

Ning Xi smiled and nodded: "Okay, this is the self-confidence that a Talisman Master should have. Only when you are determined that you can do it, can you be strong."

"But don't put too much pressure on yourself, I still have confidence in your talent and strength." This can be regarded as an encouragement.

Sure enough, the three of them showed even more excited expressions in preparation for the battle.

The other two third-level Talisman Masters also told the newcomers about the rewards, and also gave them the task of entering the top three.

In the following time, the two Talisman Masters changed their previous attitude of not caring much about trust, and spent half a day every day to guide the newcomers they brought. However, Ning Xi remained the same, giving guidance at will every day.

If Chen Ming and the other three encounter something that they don't understand, they can also ask her.

The other six first-level talisman masters saw this and would sarcastically mock Chen Ming and the others from time to time in the workshop, or proudly show off the things they were instructed to do for half a day every day.

Chen Ming and the others completely ignored the innuendo and provocation, and secretly competed harder, waiting to show these people how powerful they were.

Although Ning Xi only guides them for a short time every day, he can analyze the problems directly and even demonstrate to them in simple ways. These days, they are like sponges without water, absorbing the knowledge of first-grade talisman refining. .

I don't think that they are weaker than the other six people at all. After all, they are in the same workshop. The usual refining techniques and finished products are displayed in front of them. You can tell who is stronger and which is weaker at a glance.

A month later, the other six people were afraid that others would see what they had recently learned, so they began to hide it during refining so that no one would see it again.

After all, the workroom is divided into many small compartments, and everyone can go in and complete it when refining.

When Chen Ming and the other two saw this, they also felt that this was playing into their own hands. They did not want the other party to watch the refining techniques they had just learned and understand their refining progress, so they went to the small cubicles to refine each other every day.