Qinglin Villa.
Qin Lin looked at the screen in his mind, controlled his Game Character to return to Seibara, and clicked to submit the blueprint for a diamond ring.
He clicked Confirm.
A moment later, Seibara had finished making a diamond ring.
[Congratulations! You obtained a 4-carat diamond ring!]
Qin Lin had used all the diamond ore he'd previously dug up at Lake Mine to make a diamond ring.
On the market, a 4-carat ring could be worth anywhere from 600,000 to 3 million, depending on its quality.
A 4-carat ring made by the game was sure to be excellent quality and worth at least 3 million. However, if he took it outside and tried to sell it, he probably wouldn't get even 10,000 for it.
The reason people said diamonds were the biggest scam was simple: foreign jewelry companies sold you a genuine diamond ring for 3 million.
If you tried to sell it, even with their certificate, you'd get less than half what you paid. If the certificate was from a domestic company, then sorry, you'd get only 20 to 30 percent of the price.
And the domestic company issuing that certificate had to be working with them.
Without a certificate, then sorry—even a genuine diamond was treated as fake. Of course, if they deemed it fake, they'd still offer you a little money to buy it.
After all, once they bought it, they could issue a new certificate and sell it for 3 million again.
If that wasn't a scam, what was?
The whole thing was entirely controlled by people who acted as both the seller and the judge.
Qin Lin didn't care about that. He wasn't relying on selling this diamond ring to make money. He'd simply found the diamond ore and figured he