On the night of March 13th, in the second-floor study.
"Flower Shop."
Nora wrote the word in the center of her notebook, then circled it.
Next, she drew several lines extending outward from the Flower Shop, writing "Meditation Potion," "Explosive Potion," and "Healing Potion" at their respective ends.
Resting his chin on his left hand, Ron leaned sideways and watched Nora list out all his various businesses.
Pausing her pen, Nora tilted her head and thought for a moment. Feeling that this format was not very smooth, she turned to a fresh page and rewrote it—
[Nether Orchid] —Direct use —Meditation Potion [Golden Red Chrysanthemum] —Direct use —Soothing Agent—Explosive Potion [Scale Vine] —Direct use—Long-term possession—Gradually increasing defense [Scale Leaf] —Direct use —Healing Potion [Spice Fir] —Hotpot restaurant seasoning —Needle tea—Nourishes yin and strengthens yang —Resin water—Maintains the body —Other [Everchanging Radish] —Breeding farm—Elemental Cards—Magic Duel—Magic Battle Hall—Magic Cup [Heart-Connecting Vine] —Daily use —Factory [Puppet Tree] —Long-distance calls
"Boss, a lot of these plants have very useful effects. Why doesn't the Flower Shop sell them?" Nora asked curiously.
"It's precisely because they're too useful that I don't dare sell them casually." Ron shrugged.
The first three plants had been sold publicly only because the system had forced him to sell them, and because Ron had indeed badly needed wealth points at the time.
But later on, his wealth points had gradually become sufficient. Coupled with the truly game-changing effects of some plants, Ron had never put them up for sale.
For example, Spice Fir resin could heal a warrior's hidden injuries, greatly raising a sixth-rank warrior's chances of advancing to the legendary rank.
Once word of that effect got out and was exaggerated by interested parties, it would absolutely draw the covetous eyes of countless people.
Of course,