Immediately afterwards, Li Lechen took the 7D printing pen and began drawing on a slice of bread.

One slice, two slices, three slices—three slices of bread were printed out quickly.

"These are bread slices that I printed with a No. 1 pen refill. Mmm~~~~ They're delicious."

[Hahaha, that's hilarious! You're eating the original recipe, not 7D-printed bread. What does that prove?]

"Then I'll use this printed bread as a master template to print more."

Ignoring Ouyang Feng's mockery, Li Lechen printed three more slices of bread, which were also printed using 7D printing technology.

"Hmm, it tastes pretty good too."

Li Lechen took another bite, and it was the freshly made one.

He then tore the printed bread into pieces and threw them all into the fishpond. The carp practically went crazy fighting over them.

[It really works! Printing with a non-toxic 7D printing master plate won't produce any toxins!]

【Then I'll just print out the jam directly from the online store. It's much more convenient to buy fruit and make jam from it.】

[Are you stupid? Wouldn't it be cheaper to just print out "Ming's Jam"?]

I really don't know how to judge your intelligence. Can't you just print out some fruit and eat it? One cucumber costs 100 Sunshine Coins.

A cucumber costs 100 Sunshine Coins? Where can you buy one that's so expensive?

Is it expensive? It's very cheap. "Xia Nv Xi Xi's Shop" sells 7D printed cucumbers, which are non-toxic.

How did she do it? How did she find a non-toxic cucumber template?

Who cares what others do? Anyway, they printed it out and sold quite a few.

[Did anyone actually buy it? What feedback did they get after using it?]

[It's definitely not poisonous, otherwise how could so many have been sold? I see there are several hundred.]

There are several hundred of them?

Li Lechen remembered that he had gone to check on Cheng Xixi's shop in his dormitory a dozen minutes earlier, and not a single cucumber out of a hundred had been sold.

Did you buy it yourself or did someone else buy it?

"Hello, Master."

Suddenly, a voice rang in his ear, startling Li Lechen.

However, he quickly realized that this must be his intelligent assistant. It truly was an enigmatic entity, fully automatic, automatically generating answers the moment he thought of a question.

"Master, in the past 17 minutes, you have purchased a total of 340 cucumbers from Xia Nv Xi Xi's shop. Her shop's total cucumber sales to date are 342."

Hmm? Not bad! Two of them were actually bought by others.

Li Lechen then continued the live stream: "Yes, everyone can search for Xia Nv Xi Xi's shop. Her 7D printed cucumbers use naturally grown cucumbers as the template and are printed using No. 1 pen refills. They are indeed non-toxic. Furthermore, everyone can use this cucumber as the template to continue printing."

[Host, you've gone too far! You're going to get me killed!]

Ouyang Feng angrily posted a comment on the screen. By now, the secrets of 7D printing pens and food detoxification have been basically all exposed.

Looking at the live stream of this "Wind Chaser Boy," there are nearly 400,000 viewers.

The secrets of their own company will be spread by these 400,000 viewers, and soon the whole world will know about them.

Fortunately, the latest batch of 7D printing equipment has been put into the market, and the situation will soon turn around.

"Oh, I have to remind everyone," Li Lechen added, "This kind of 'operation' is only applicable to the first batch of 7D printing pens purchased from the mall. If more 7D printing pens appear in the future, it is very likely that both pen leads will be toxic."

[Are pen refills poisonous? What do you mean, streamer?]

[Isn't it the 7D printing process that produces toxins? How come the pen refill is toxic?]

Where does the poison in the pen refill come from?

Is it true that if one pen refill is non-toxic, the printed content will also be non-toxic, but if one pen refill is toxic, all printed content will be toxic?

Knowing the truth suddenly terrified me.

I was just excited about buying a 7D printer pen from the online store, how scary!

I had bought it before, but I actually sold it for 300,000.

Did the apartment sell for 300,000? Why did mine only sell for 30,000?

What did I gain from selling only five thousand? Tears streamed down my face from the pain.

Why would a 7D printing company do something like this? Isn't it just a scam?

I'll never buy officially detoxified food again; it's expensive and a rip-off!

[Yes! I'd rather eat a filling pill than the officially detoxified food!]

[I've heard that the Global Trade Administration has launched an investigation into companies that offer "one-stop" services. It seems companies without government backing can't survive long.]

[Is this for real? If they get investigated, their company is finished.]

[Their company's products lack the antidote and do not comply with food safety regulations.]

[The satiety pills only suppress hunger and are not poisonous, so why is an antidote necessary?]

I think an antidote is definitely needed, just in case we regret it later. We need to take the antidote to enjoy the delicious food.

[I think the problem is the long turnaround time. If one pill could keep you full for a month, and the price was lower, it might have a better market.]

If only there were a pill that could make you eat one and not need to drink water for a whole year!

[Let me advertise: I'm selling satiety pills. 100 Sunshine Coins each, one pill lasts a year. Only 100 Sunshine Coins a year, definitely a great deal!]

[I'd also like to advertise: 80 Sunshine Coins for one Filling Pill, only one left, anyone want one?]

[70 Sun Coins for a clearance sale of Filling Pills, first come, first served]

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