Jiang Anke put a lot of effort into researching how to obtain trading points, and she discovered that there was a currency exchange function in the trading channel.

Simply put the item you want to exchange on the list, and the system will automatically assess its price and convert it into trading points.

However, this is not a free service; the system will charge a processing fee of up to 10%!

This really broke Jiang An's heart.

Therefore, the importance of the store becomes apparent.

As a shop owner, you can freely list items to exchange for trading points without paying any transaction fees.

However, if the item doesn't sell, you'll just have to accept your bad luck and exchange it with the exchange system.

For players, if they want to buy items in the shop, they must first exchange for trading points and then pay a 10% handling fee.

In this way, the benefits of becoming a shop owner become obvious—at least you won't be exploited by this awful currency exchange system for transaction fees.

This is especially important to Jiang An.

However, Jiang An doesn't know much about the prices in the exchange system yet and can only figure it out slowly.

Below the currency exchange function is a new feature: the auction house.

Some valuable items, such as skill books, can be obtained through auctions, trading points, or barter, although transaction fees are inevitable.

There are policies from above, and countermeasures from below.

Players can also trade privately without going through the trading channel, but it's a bit more troublesome.

"Bang, bang." The raft began to shake violently, and Jiang An's worries came true.

Without the slightest hesitation, Jiang An took out a bow and arrows from his backpack.

This is the adult shark that Jiang An saw on the seabed during the day.

It was having a great time, treating the raft like a toy and using its body to push it forward quickly.

They would take a bite every now and then, and had already reached Jiang An's planting area.

There's not much of the fruit and vegetables left on top.

Before being defeated by the cold weather, it was eaten by a shark.

Upon seeing this, Jiang An's anger flared up immediately. It was a fight to the death.

He raised his bow and arrow and shot it at the shark's head.

Jiang An was a skilled archer, but this shark had thick skin and flesh. An arrow that pierced its flesh had no effect on it; instead, it aroused its ferocity.

After being attacked, the shark felt the pain and immediately turned around to pounce on Jiang An.

Jiang An quickly picked up a second arrow and aimed it at the shark's eye.

The arrow struck the shark in the eye, and the shark struggled in agony.

But it did not give up its attack and continued to pounce on Jiang An with its mouth wide open.

While skillfully dodging the shark's attacks, Jiang An continued to fire arrows rapidly and accurately.

At the same time, she would occasionally pull out the sharp Tang sword from her backpack and slash at the shark.

Finally, after a thrilling and intense battle, the shark finally fell to Jiang An's arrow and floated helplessly on the sea surface.

Jiang An breathed a deep sigh of relief. Her heartbeat gradually calmed down, but fine beads of sweat still clung to her forehead.

Yes, in this sub-zero temperature, a fierce battle left her drenched in sweat.

She stared at the dead shark, secretly glad that she had reacted quickly enough, otherwise she might have already become the ferocious shark's meal.

However, when she looked at the wrecked raft, she couldn't help but smile bitterly.

The shark's destructive power was astonishing; it not only destroyed four plots of land in the planting area, but also severely damaged the crops grown on them.

Jiang An shook his head helplessly and began to repair the damaged raft.

After the repairs were completed, Jiang An ignored the snow on the raft and sat down wearily on the edge of the raft, his eyes never leaving the enormous creature in front of him—the dead shark.

Its massive body floated silently on the sea, resembling a small hill.