After carefully studying the secrets of Spirit Fish Lake, he bought the cheapest Wood Fishing Rod.
Su Mo was stunned to discover that he had still underestimated the one-star difficulty of the main competition.
Or rather, every terrain operated according to its own underlying rules. It was impossible for everyone to profit easily.
At first glance, Spirit Fish Lake seemed like a terrain designed to hand out benefits. The merchant could buy Spirit Fish back without limit, and two of the three Challenge Tasks could be completed repeatedly.
But beneath the logic governing this system was one crucial problem: fishing rods actually had durability!
Crude Wooden Fishing Rod (Level One)
Description: A fishing rod that could be used to fish in miniature (Level One) lakes. It had no special effects.
Durability: 15/15 (Consumes one point per hour) Maintenance Cost: 20 points per durability
"Isn't this basically charging people to fish in a reservoir you opened?"
There were so many things to complain about that he did not know where to start.
If he chose to fish at Spirit Fish Lake, even the smallest Level One lake would cost twenty points per hour.
If he failed to catch anything during that hour, he would suffer a direct loss!
Not only would he waste his time, but his points would keep dwindling as well.
As for fishing rods with special attributes, he did not even need to think about it to know that their fees would be even more outrageous.
That fishing rod which increased the probability of catching fish might cost fifty points per hour, or perhaps even more.
"The price really is steep. I'll first see whether these Spirit Fish are easy to catch."
The so-called miniature lakes were naturally lakes about the size of ponds.
Looking down under the