Qin Lin looked at the note and felt a little puzzled.
Then he watched as the patch of land began transforming rapidly. A plot made of sand appeared in the game.
Compared with the other plots of land, this sandy plot looked rather out of place. Strange patterns covered its surface.
But the patterns didn't seem to be drawn on the land itself. It was as though they were imprinted on the space around it, making the whole thing seem incredibly magical.
It was hard to describe the feeling. Ordinary words couldn't do it justice; nothing like this could exist in the real world.
Qin Lin had never seen anything like it, either.
But what could he grow on desert land?
After all, deserts didn't have many plants—cacti, at most.
With that thought, Qin Lin sent his Game Character to Mineral Town's seed shop to see what seeds had become available now that the desert land had been upgraded.
But when he opened the seed shop's inventory, his brow furrowed even more.
He scrolled down the list again and again, but couldn't find a single new seed.
Something was wrong.
Whenever land had been upgraded before—even when ordinary land became paddy fields—new seeds had become available.
But now, there wasn't a single new one.
To make sure there weren't any seeds with hidden properties related to deserts, he checked the attributes of every kind.
But none of them had anything to do with deserts.
In other words, upgrading the land to desert had not unlocked any new seeds.
"How could this be?" Qin Lin wondered.
This was different from the previous land upgrades.
Or was this desert mutated land different from ordinary land?
With that in mind, he sent his Game Character to the ranch to investigate. That was when