Chen Luo was indeed a genuine Master-level blacksmith. It was just that when forging something, his failure rate was a little higher than that of other Master-level blacksmiths.
And the Collective Network's skill proficiency transfer was not even as useful as Chen Luo's talent.
So Chen Luo would not let the puppets in Puppet Paradise repeat his mistakes.
Chen Luo was entrusting his puppets to these gods to raise. These gods should be thanking him instead.
These gods could not exactly be called suckers. After all, when the puppets defeated monsters during their training, Magic Stones and materials would naturally drop.
A considerable portion of those things would go into the hands of the familia gods to support their entire familias. The puppets grew quickly, cost little to raise, and most importantly, were worry-free.
These gods were making a killing, weren't they?
And Chen Luo was not losing out either.
Although his puppets had grown with the help of familias, and some of the items dropped from monsters did have to be shared with the familias, it sounded somewhat disadvantageous. After all, those things would add up to a considerable sum over time.
But first, Chen Luo's puppets had experience and could grow stronger quickly, while the Collective Network had also accumulated a substantial reserve of experience that could be used elsewhere.
Second, ordinary materials went to the familias, but the gold and silver items remained with Chen Luo.
What was there to lose?
As for Chen Luo's identity mission to establish a familia with 100,000 members, including at least 10,000 LV2s, 1,000 LV3s, 100 LV4s, 10 LV5s, and one LV6...
There was actually something in Orario called changing familias.
It referred to familia members transferring from their current familia to another. As long as both chief gods agreed, the