In fact, shortly after Zhou Tian closed his eyes for cultivation, some divine beings took an interest in the goods he laid out.
Although in terms of value, the items Zhou Tian displayed were not very high in worth, since they were materials obtained from the storage equipment of ordinary deities, much of the supplies Zhou Tian held were useful to many demigods. Such supplies, while not expensive, were always in high demand.
Therefore, as long as Zhou Tian did not set the prices too high, it would not be difficult at all for him to trade away the supplies he had.
In fact, after setting up his stall, every so often a few deities would come by to ask about prices, and Zhou Tian, eager to convert his goods into cash, priced them low. So, in quite a short time, Zhou Tian exchanged most of his items into divine coins.
