Did I hear that right? How did Class IV water become Class III water?

The streamer isn't going to suddenly pull out a bottle of Class III water and say it's become Class III water, is he?

I guess they paid the price difference, which is why the Class IV water became Class III water.

The exclusive zone is so awesome, it might actually be able to...

It was magic! Didn't anyone notice it was magic? It must just be an illusion.

Without being reminded, Li Lechen didn't realize it, but after being reminded, he seemed to think that he really shouldn't use the word "magic" to describe what he was about to do.

However, being misunderstood by others isn't always a bad thing. At least it makes you less likely to be censored, right?

So, to make the best of a bad situation, he said, "I have a cup in front of me, and now I'm going to pour type four water into it."

If I pour it in, will it turn into Class III water?

The mechanism is definitely above the cup.

Perhaps there's a storage space on top of the cup, containing three types of water.

That's probably true in most cases.

This is boring; it's nowhere near as good as the streamer's previous livestreams.

Why broadcast a live stream of changing the water quality from Class IV to Class III when there are so many Class II and Class I waters in the designated area? What's the point?

Is the bottle of water the streamer is holding bought from the online store?

That's right! The streamer bought water from the online store.

Even livestreamers are buying water from the store, so it's bound to sell out soon.

We must buy Class IV water immediately!

It's not like we're charging for recycled water, so what are you all babbling about?

The person upstairs is an absolute idiot.

Drinking recycled water will make you stupid.

Seeing that everyone was about to start arguing again, and that things might develop in the opposite direction of what he wanted, Li Lechen quickly stopped them, saying, "I don't recommend that everyone buy Class IV water. Actually, I was originally planning to use Class V water for my experiment."

This time, Li Lechen used the word "experiment" instead of calling it "magic".

Sure enough, everyone fell silent again.

Li Lechen continued, "This cup is called a water purifier. As the name suggests, it's something that can make water clean."

The streamer can actually make natural water clean?

No wonder the water in the private area is so clean; it turns out it's all conjured up.

Such a small cup can clean water? Unbelievable!

Aren't we going to have a magic show later? Should we go buy some Class IV water?

The classification of natural water should be unchangeable. Once Class I water dries up, it's gone forever; it's impossible to have Class I water again. The same applies to Class II water.

That's how it is in theory.

However, the theory of exclusive zones has never been the theory we believe it to be.

I believe the streamer; natural water can be purified.

Believe +

At this moment, Li Lechen had already begun to "operate," unscrewing the bottle of Class IV water and pouring it into the simple water purifier.

Soon, the water flowed through the upper part of the cup and into the transparent cup below. To the naked eye, it was noticeably cleaner.

The reminder from the smart assistant surprised Li Lechen, who never expected that this simple water purifier could turn Class IV water into Class II water.

On the other side of the screen, the atmosphere was even more heated.

It's become Class II water!

Wasn't it supposed to be that the Class IV water would be changed to Class III? How did it become Class II?

Does anyone know how much a bottle of Class II water can sell for?

A bottle of Class III water costs four or five hundred thousand yuan, and a bottle of Class II water costs at least a million yuan.

I heard that the last bottle of Class II water sold for 100 million yuan at auction that year.

grass!

Turning 100,000 yuan worth of Class IV water into 100 million yuan worth of Class II water—that's magic...

The host said this is an experiment, but is it actually real?

Waiting for the host to clarify.

7D printing pen is ready

Has anyone shared the same water purifier?

I didn't understand the principle.

This is completely different from a juicer. What exactly is in the upper part of that cup?

Seeing that everyone had finished discussing it, Li Lechen began to explain: "I was also very surprised. I thought it could only purify Class IV water to Class III water, but I didn't expect it to go directly to Class II water, which is drinkable. Of course, the Class V, Class IV, and Class III water that everyone drinks are essentially the same, it's just a matter of how much impurities are added."

I didn't understand what the host meant.

What do you mean by the impurities that were added?

Aren't impurities naturally present in natural water? The fewer impurities, the higher the quality of natural water.

Who would be so bored as to add impurities to natural water?

That's hard to say. Isn't it possible that someone is just bored and adding poison to 7D printing pens?

After a few words of interaction, everyone suddenly fell silent.

Unlike the first time when people discovered that food had been adulterated with poison, this time when they realized that natural water might have been artificially adulterated with impurities, people's reactions were not as intense.

That's right, most of the residents in the quarantine area, most of the residents speaking right now, can only afford Class V water at most.

Holy crap! What's going on? What kind of contaminants are in the water?

A special comment popped up.

Everyone took a look and saw that it read "Dragon Soars High Every Day".

So after the special effects of the exclusive bullet screen faded, everyone started to explain the mystery to the rich guy.

@LongAoTianTianXiangXiang, boss, the water you drink every day is actually mixed with impurities.

@LongAoTianTianXiangShang, according to the host, the Class III water you drink might actually be the same as the Class V water we drink, just with different amounts of impurities.

The key issue is that these impurities weren't natural; they were introduced intentionally.

Looking back, it was a real bargain. I spent 500 Sunshine Coins to drink the same water as a whale who spent 500,000 Sunshine Coins, but with a little more extra.

I feel sorry for those big shots who wasted their money.

I feel the natural water company should come out and explain...

The feeling of getting a great deal when you can't afford natural water is amazing.

If natural water contains impurities, what about recycled water? Won't that cause problems?

The circulating water is so clean, there's definitely no problem.

Surprisingly, the free recycled water is cleaner than the expensive natural water.

I just switched from drinking five types of water a day to drinking four types, and now I feel like I wasted my money.

The person upstairs is a pro, confirmed.

Although the comments didn't completely address Mo Longao's question, he seemed to have grasped the situation. Not seeing the previous livestream content didn't prevent him from understanding the water issue. So he posted another comment:

Show me again, let me see, using the five types of water.

After sending the comments, he also specially gifted 100,000 Sunshine Coins.

Even if Mo Longao were incredibly wealthy, he wouldn't drink Class III water, which costs 500,000 Sunshine Coins a bottle, every day. He would only drink it when entertaining friends. Therefore, he only drank Class IV water every day.

Even with Class IV water, one or two million liters would still be consumed in a day.

But if a water purifier can turn Class V water (worth 500 coins) into Class IV or even Class III water, then that machine would be worth tens of millions of dollars!

Li Lechen naturally wouldn't refuse Mo Longao's request, so he went into the mall and bought a few more bottles of water, and then started a comparative experiment.

When Class V water is poured into a simple water purifier, it becomes even clearer than Class IV water.