Worth Its Weight in Gold

If Lu PingAn was not in a hurry, this thing was not actually that much of a scam.

At double speed, twenty-four hours of reading only earned one point. At quadruple speed, it became five points per hour; at eightfold speed, it rose to five hundred points per hour.

If this thing—the cheat—was cranked too high, there was no value for money whatsoever. It was absolutely a luxury item.

But if he was not in a hurry, he could write slowly and sell slowly, and it would still amount to a fortune.

"Can other people directly buy what I write? Wouldn't that make it possible to mass-produce Professionals?"

"Wait, let me check. Uh, you could say yes, and you could also say no."

This ability clearly had its limits.

Buyers had to meet the requirement of "being able to use it" before they could make a purchase, and they had to use it inside the library. They could not take it outside at all.

Because these things were originally "products of the rules" and "ritual components" of the library. Once taken out, they would rapidly become worthless, just like Divine Bone and Spin Force Stones removed from the Green Planet.

"Below Tier 2, they can be mass-produced without limit. The Life Bank can provide unlimited amounts of this level of 'contamination.' Above Tier 3, the bank needs to perform a 'copying' operation. One original can be copied at least ten times, which is pretty good."

Some aspects of a Professional's "profession"—fragments of divine rules—were not easy to copy. At times like this, the bank could "dilute" and reproduce them.

The higher the level, the more limited the degree of reproduction became.

For Law Decree-level ones, it could probably only make four or five copies before running out of stock. At