"But we can use this to farm extra attributes too." Adams smiled.
Mo Qiong was speechless. "Farm..."
Adams said, "When an attribute is almost washed down to zero, it naturally becomes more valuable. And after an attribute has been boosted repeatedly, it depreciates."
Mo Qiong immediately said, "The more you add to a depreciated attribute, the more profitable it is. Using that attribute to boost another one is the stupidest thing you can do."
According to this rule, once you start adding to an attribute, it is best to keep adding to that same attribute.
For example, once Strength has been boosted once, adding to it again will increase it by more. Keep adding, and the increase might even become a multiple of the original boost.
This was the exact opposite of eating danmu. The more danmu one ate, the more its effects diminished, becoming less and less useful.
Attribute conversion, however, made a single attribute grow more powerful with each addition, with the effects increasing successively.
Therefore, Adams and the others were best off choosing one primary attribute. Once they added to it, they should never reduce it again.
Adams said, "First, I sacrificed every attribute related to growing hair and added it to taste. Then I sacrificed all my reproductive ability and added that to taste as well."
"Neither of those is necessary. You can sacrifice them permanently." Mo Qiong said.
Adams smiled. "There's more! I also removed the functions for concentrating and storing bile. All those attributes went into taste."
Mo Qiong said, "Not taste in general, but sensitivity to sweetness, right?"
"Of course. After all, our sensitivity to sweetness is multiplied tenfold at the information level, and that is linked to the power of the Air Wall." Adams said.
The Sweetness Field Trait came with a