Since he already knew that the Han Military Command used these surrendered buildings to trade with other races, he naturally could not buy any one type of building without restraint.
Otherwise, if the quantities became too outrageous and left those buildings unsold, they would inevitably draw the attention of interested parties.
At Dark Web auctions, these S-Rank resource buildings often fetched around ten times their market value.
The sellers were naturally willing to put them up for auction.
After all, the vast majority of gods could never possess an ability like Yang Fan's thousandfold returns.
An S-Rank resource building in their hands might take hundreds or even thousands of years to recoup its cost.
Selling it through the Dark Web, however, allowed them to obtain a large amount of Divinity Points in one go.
For them, this was naturally a worthwhile deal.
Meanwhile, Yang Fan could only obtain a paltry amount of military merit by handing these buildings over to the Han Military Command.
Both the sellers on the Dark Web and the Han Military Command could reap enormous profits from this transaction.
As for Yang Fan, he did not mind either.
After all, Divinity Points were now nothing more than a number to him.
In essence, he was simply paying a premium of ten times or even more to purchase those top-tier S-Rank buildings ahead of time.
As long as they could strengthen his Divine Kingdom, this expenditure was nothing.
This was a transaction in which everyone profited.
The only thing he needed to watch was its scale.
He could not go too far in one go, or he would easily attract attention.
The Yang Group still needs to grow as quickly as possible.
*Otherwise, given the Divine Kingdom's current rate of production, it will be hard to explain