Zong Shen then let his gaze pass over the [Ancient Altar (Unknown)] and looked toward the next building.
He was actually somewhat curious about this [Ancient Altar (Unknown)].
Moreover, this building only required 99,999 exchange points. According to the Strategy Module, it involved an element of gambling on one's luck.
In other words, as long as one was not too unlucky, the hero recruited would basically be worth more than the 99,999 exchange points. How much more, however, was impossible to say.
On the surface, one was exchanging for an altar building, but its true value lay in the hero it recruited. Thus, this building was quite unlike the other options.
Considering that he only had two exchange slots and could not determine whether the hero summoned by the altar would hold long-term value for the territory's development, Zong Shen decided that ignoring it was indeed the best choice from every angle.
His luck had always been good. Even without all sorts of luck bonuses, he was not much worse off than his younger brother, Zong Ze.
Now that he had [Lucky Maple Leaf (Special)] and [Anna's Divination Coin (Unknown)] on him, his luck was certainly nothing to scoff at.
Yet after giving it some thought, he still did not intend to take a gamble.
Nor did he want to use up [100% Luck] on the altar.
A wonder could protect the territory for a very, very long time, and the benefits it brought were far-reaching and lasting. No matter how powerful a hero was, they could not oversee the entire territory.
The difference between the two was quite obvious.
Of course Zong Shen wanted powerful heroes, but opportunities would not be lacking in the future.
On the other hand, the territory had always weighed on his mind. If it