Godly Game: Building Blocks and Me 101

Yu Xunge did not keep asking the same question over and over. Since B said it only knew of one kind, further questioning would yield no results.

She changed direction and asked, "Are there any items or curios that can calculate whether a research direction is right or wrong? At the very least, something that can assess issues related to divine creations."

This time, B gave her several options.

After listening, Yu Xunge opened the Exchange and decided to check the prices of those items first.

Message in a Bottle (1/9)—Price: 3500g building blocks (only accepts October Amusement Park building blocks; can contact gods)

After seeing the price, the last trace of hesitation in her heart vanished. This fragment cost the same as a Universal Fragment; it had clearly been priced right at the market value of a Universal Fragment.

In the blink of an eye, the fragment disappeared from the vending machine's product display. It had been sold.

Yu Xunge then searched for the other options B had mentioned.

Sage's Brain (1/9)—Price: 1100g building blocks (only accepts white building blocks with combat power no lower than Tier 15)

Genius Alarm Clock (1/9)—Price: 1150g building blocks (only accepts attribute building blocks with combat power no lower than Tier 12)

Unlucky Fellow Coffee Machine (1/9)—Price: 1150g building blocks (only accepts red building blocks with combat power no lower than Tier 17)

Sage's Brain could turn an ordinary person into a genius, but it required replacing one's actual brain.

Yu Xunge was not very willing to do that.

She was even curious about the Sage's Brain's original owner. If their Sage's Brain had been lost, wouldn't their head be empty now?

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