Three options appeared before Han Wu.
Option One: Spring of Life. It could continuously release Spring Water. Land soaked by Spring Water would become incomparably fertile, and plants watered with Spring Water would see their yields surge dramatically.
Option Two: Fixed Point Teleportation Gate. Once coordinates were determined, it could establish a teleportation gate.
Option Three: White Iron Hunting Rifle. It came with twelve bullets and possessed tremendous killing power.
Each of the three options had its own merits.
The first option, the Spring of Life, was the most conventional of the three. Once selected, it could make the land more fertile and raise crop yields.
But it did not suit the path Han Wu intended to take, so he eliminated it outright.
The second option: the Fixed Point Teleportation Gate. This option allowed for many possible operations.
If he possessed a Fixed Point Teleportation Gate, Han Wu could travel from Farm No. 444 into other farms.
If used well, it would be equivalent to gaining an offsite farm, along with a batch of neighbors whose vigilance was extremely low. That alone greatly tempted Han Wu.
As for the third option: the White Iron Hunting Rifle.
Its function was simple: one shot, one kid.
With this gun, Han Wu could basically take over the twelve surrounding farms with effortless ease.
However, considering the theme of this wager: farming and wealth accumulation.
Using the White Iron Hunting Rifle to commit deliberate killings would very likely involve some rule-breaking operations.
After pondering for a moment, Han Wu still eliminated the one-shot-one-kid option.
He chose Option Two: the Fixed Point Teleportation Gate.
The Fixed Point Teleportation Gate turned into a small sphere that Han Wu held in his hand.
He only needed to state the destination, and the Fixed Point Teleportation Gate could