Exchanging this batch of [Magic Energy Machinery] had cost Zong Shen 114,000 points.
His remaining balance had dropped further, to [3,315,772] points.
Zong Shen's attitude had gradually shifted from his original extravagance to careful budgeting.
Just as the saying went:
'There's no such thing as money that can't be spent, only people who don't know how to squander it.'
As his balance dwindled, Zong Shen could only quit his spendthrift mode.
Still, reining himself in so abruptly after a shopping spree made him feel somewhat uncomfortable.
Zong Shen could only remind himself that exchanging a little less wouldn't kill him...
If he needed [Magic Energy Machinery] in the future, he could always find a way to manufacture it himself or acquire some through channels on the Endless Continent.
In fact, [Magic Energy Machinery] was a typical product of combining [Magic Energy Technology] with mechanical engineering. Some machines also involved advanced magical materials and rune-forging materials.
The races of the Endless Continent were quite well versed in this field.
Goblins, humans, and dwarves remained the main forces in this area.
Influenced by those three races, the Orc Race and Elf Race also had some [Magic Energy Machinery] products.
However, constrained by productivity and the situation across the continent, these magic energy-driven machines and devices were destined to be difficult to popularize on a large scale.
They could not become productive tools accessible to ordinary people.
In fact, converting [Magic Energy Machinery] into tools that could aid farming was not complicated.
But their cost was high, and ordinary farmers could not afford them.
As for the noble lords, using [Magic Energy Machinery] for farming was less practical than simply employing natural magic...
From that perspective, Earth's steam engines, internal combustion engines, and electric motors really were far more down-to-earth than [Magic Energy