How to Make Money in Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue, Fast Money Farming Methods for the Mobile Version

As the saying goes, a penny can stump a hero, and players often find themselves short of money in the game, especially since equipment updates quickly and the investment in crafting equipment is like an endless pit. So, let me teach you how to make money in "Edge of the Sword: The Legend." Following the old routine, diligently completing quests and defeating some monsters will earn you some money. However, this method of saving money is too slow and far from sufficient for expenses. Therefore, it's necessary to be clever.

In the early stages when your combat power is low, you can repeatedly clear the Tricolor Array at He Pu Manor. Make sure to turn on the instant battle mode, then let the auto-battle do the work. This will drop a bunch of low-grade equipment, which you can sell once you have enough. The advantage of this method is that while making money, you also gain martial arts points, ultimately accumulating a significant amount. The downside is that continuously fighting monsters can be very monotonous.

Another method is, after completing the side quest for the wealthy man in Nan Yu Village, you can get a mining permit. Then, go to various mines to mine. It's recommended to dig for meteoric iron ore in Tianshan; whether you sell the ore or the crafted equipment later, it will bring in a considerable income. The benefit of this method is that you won't lack materials in the future, but the disadvantage is that it takes a long time to start, making the efficiency somewhat awkward in comparison.

There's another way: in Pingkang City, find the blacksmith shop and buy a White Light Sword for 78 silver coins. Then pay 50 more to the blacksmith to dismantle the sword. Dismantling will yield a batch of iron ingots, coal, and wood. Note that iron ingots can be sold for 100, and both coal and wood can each be sold for 50. In this round trip, you can net 372 silver coins.

By repeating this, you can quickly accumulate a decent amount of wealth. The advantage of this method is that it's indeed convenient, fast, and doesn't require fighting enemies all over. Of course, the downside is that it can be quite monotonous, and there are no additional benefits. Even after accumulating some money, you should carefully consider how to spend it, as saving money is quite tiring. I suggest deciding on your playstyle and the lineup you want to develop, then specifically craft equipment for related teammates to avoid wasting resources.

I've taught you how to make money in "Edge of the Sword: The Legend." Overall, I still recommend the first method. Mainly because it provides a lot of martial arts points. In the game, both the main character and other teammates are quite lacking in martial arts points, and it's not easy to fully train a complete set of skills. Since that's the case, it's indeed advisable to engage in more fights, as it benefits both aspects without compromising either.