As soon as Locke used the Lingzhi Magic Plant to open the backend interface of Arthas's cooperating wizard, a request popped up asking whether he wanted to pay for traffic. After closing it directly, Locke saw the two products under his account that were already online.
They were the Nine-Headed Snake Magic Plant and the Five-Headed Snake Magic Plant.
Locke saw that the two Magic Plants were currently being sold in 415
shops within the Golden Crown Mountain Group's district in the Cloud Marsh Wetland under Arthas.
However, both Magic Plants currently had zero sales.
Locke frowned, and a faintly ominous premonition arose in his heart.
He glanced at the Second-Ring magical artifact on his left wrist, the Angel's Tear Bracelet, and began wondering how he could land safely if his Nine-Headed Snake series suffered an unexpected flop today.
Without changing expression, Locke looked at the sales of the other products displayed on Arthas's backend interface.
First, it was September 1, and the entire backend partner interface had been transformed into a pink design. The words "September 1" had been carefully designed, appearing at the top of the backend page like blooming roses.
Then there was the most important real-time twenty-four-hour sales ranking.
At this moment, the top ten were no longer occupied by common Breeder supplies such as general-purpose nutrient soil and nutrient solutions, or by some commonly used small breeding devices. Instead, they were magic bouquets composed of ten kinds of Rose-type Magic Plants.
The publishers behind them, whether individuals or studios, all displayed academic affiliations with the Rose Council. Even if they were not from the Rose Council, they were wizard academies in nearby regions that maintained joint training partnerships with the Rose Council.
The Rose Council's cultivation and research into Rose-type Magic Plants had reached an