That evening, sitting in front of the computer, Chen Shouyi carefully sketched a topographical map in drawing software from memory. Half an hour later, he let out a sigh of relief.
Fortunately, this kind of work didn't demand much of a martial artist, and there was only so much precision one could expect.
As for accuracy, what even was that? You were relying on visual estimates—how accurate did you expect it to be?
If he could roughly show where there was a mountain, where there was a river, how dangerous each area was, and how large the tribes were, that was already good enough.
Next, he started writing the exploration report.
That was relatively simple.
There was a set format for this kind of report.
Besides, there wasn't much to say about the channel in Dongning City. There were only two islands nearby, and he had already dealt with the main danger. All that remained was a group of elderly, weak, sick, and disabled barbarians who had long since been scared out of their wits.
Then an idea struck Chen Shouyi. At the end of the report, he specifically noted the gold deposit he had discovered on the Small Island.
After a moment's thought, he opened the map and marked it on there as well.
According to Explorer Net regulations, any wealth an explorer acquired while exploring the Otherworld belonged to that explorer. If an explorer discovered a mineral deposit, they were also entitled to ten percent of the proceeds.
But few martial artists ever profited from the latter.
The Otherworld was almost entirely undeveloped, and its mineral deposits were astonishingly abundant—so abundant that they could be found everywhere.
In practice, however, few companies mined in the Otherworld.
For one thing, ordinary machinery couldn't be used there. At most, they