The Dharma Treasure Ye Xingli designed was called the Chaos Soil Eater.
After surveying a large number of college students, Ye Xingli had come to a profound realization: college students loved eating dirt and rocks. Much like many students at Ten Thousand Laws University, who took medicine to meet their bodies' basic needs while swallowing cement blocks to suppress their digestive power—lest their overly powerful digestion harm their bodies, or their digestive systems weaken from prolonged food shortages.
College students in other places achieved the same effect by swallowing rocks and dirt.
After all, unlike the University City of Ten Thousand Laws University, among the many junior colleges, due to both the environment and insufficient technology and funding, dirt and stones were far easier to obtain than cement or edible cement.
And compared to the more scientific and healthy edible cement, eating dirt and rocks clearly came with many side effects. For instance, the burden on gastrointestinal motility forced Qi Refining Realm college students to expend considerable strength on intestinal peristalsis, increasing the burden on their bodies and sometimes reducing their efficiency at work. Thus, Ye Xingli designed a dirt-eating Dharma Treasure. Dirt and stones could be placed inside for processing before consumption, effectively reducing the burden on the gastrointestinal tract while adding a range of flavors.
At this very moment, as Zhang Yu activated Tiangong Creation, vast quantities of knowledge and technology surged madly into his mind. As flashes of inspiration exploded one after another, an entirely new blueprint gradually took shape in his heart according to his cost-reduction requirements.
Naturally, Zhang Yu did not directly draw out the design and hand it to Ye Xingli. Instead, he replied: Senior Sister, I have an idea.
Zhang Yu: What if you revise it like this? Wouldn't that lower the cost