Intensifying Competition

The method of using Time Control to accelerate spiritual plants had proven viable, and Ji He immediately began making the relevant arrangements.

First, a dedicated team would be established at the Spiritual Plant Research Institute to formulate nutrient solutions tailored to different spiritual plants and alter the environment of the Spiritual Fields.

Second, a Spiritual Plant Identification team would be formed to search for more high-value spiritual plants that could be accelerated and cultivated.

At the same time, Fate Messengers in Dawn City began contacting spiritual plant merchants, preparing to quickly sell the plants for Blood Crystal Stones when the time came.

Next, humanity would begin selling high-quality spiritual plants to Fate City in bulk.

It was foreseeable that Time Control would become one of humanity's primary channels for acquiring resources.

Besides being sold to Fate City, these high-quality spiritual plants could also meet a considerable portion of humanity's internal needs.

In Dawn City, spiritual plants mainly served two purposes.

Food and alchemy.

The spiritual liquid refined through alchemy could also be used for healing, assisting cultivation, extending lifespan, forging, formations, and a series of other functions.

Among them, low-grade and mid-grade spiritual plants were the main staple foods of Dawn City's residents. Dawn City's edible spiritual plants were now transitioning from low-grade to mid-grade plants, but the transition was progressing slowly.

Intelligence gathered from Fate City showed that factions like humanity, whose overall strength classified them as strong races, generally consumed mid-grade spiritual plants and had already abandoned low-grade spiritual plants as their primary staple.

But humanity had no way to solve this problem at the current stage.

It was not that they could not cultivate mid-grade spiritual plants. If all Spiritual Fields were used to grow mid-grade spiritual plants, they could meet two-thirds of humanity's food needs.

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