When it comes to doing business, he is a master.
Jiang Che has experienced so many events, and the freshman is gradually becoming an old student.
They gradually have "savings" in their hands, so Li Changsheng must set his sights on them, right?
Thus, a subtle conspiracy unfolded around this group of little sheep.
As for Jiang Che, how could he not want to grab the mission credits?
He simply didn't compete with other students because he thought the credits were too few and the cost-effectiveness was too low...
For example, in the Star-Moon Country mission, 200 credits was already a rare mission reward.
Although in the end, I didn't receive any credits because I asked for help.
But it is undeniable that such credit tasks are "high-quality" tasks.
I wasted so much time to get only 200 credits.
From Jiang Che's perspective, he no longer cares about it.
Whether it was breaking records in military training, cutting leeks, or the Blue Sky City incident, they all brought huge profits to Jiang Che.
Although the academy does not support using money to obtain magical resources, it does support barter.
As the lord of Red Sea City and Blue Sky City, as time goes by, the cities are starting to operate little by little, earning him money and resources.
If he wants credits and magical resources, he can use the resources earned from the two cities to exchange for benefits.
The levels are different, so the things we do are naturally different.
Instead of wasting time doing tasks, it is better to spend all your time on cultivation.
Without the worry of resources, Jiang Che's cultivation progress is much faster than that of Hongqi's classmates.
After clearing his credits and exchanging them for a large amount of resources, Jiang Che even gradually exchanged for the four magic-related Earth Eyes/Sea Eyes.
Because it was a useless resource, it was extremely smooth to exchange for it.
Jiang Che's actions are also a preparation for "breaking the level".
He is looking forward to this treasure from ancient times!
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