I Build Shelters in the Eternal Night
Chapter 327

The more, the better

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"Building name": Peach Blossom Garden. "Building grade": Gold Grade. "Building effect": Must be placed on farmland. Accelerates the cultivation of exotic plants on the farmland and simulates suitable growing environments for nearly all exotic plants.

Chen Fan looked at the Building Blueprint in his hands and broke into a satisfied grin.

Exotic plants had rather demanding requirements.

For example...

Some exotic plants needed regular watering with wraith blood. Forget even once, and all the previous effort went to waste. Of course, as the Mortal Domain developed, this had long since been resolved. Those that needed wraith blood could simply be watered on a schedule through copper pipes. The blank Heavenly Dao would arrange everything perfectly.

But with this building, exotic plants that needed no wraith blood, such as those that had to grow in cold, dark places, no longer needed a special location. The farmland could meet their needs.

This building was quite useful for the Hundred Grains Pavilion.

In the past...

He certainly wouldn't have spent one trillion eerie stones on this building, but now...

Worth it!

Of course.

This had to be a trashy Gold Grade Building.

At least, he had never seen a Gold Grade Building whose compulsory property was that it had to be placed on farmland.

Did that even count as a compulsory property?

If they said it did, then fine.

That worked too.

Onward, more spending!

From the bottom up!

The non-self-created Gold Grade Building Blueprint ranked "#326": "Unbreakable."

A formation-type building.

Bought!

It was similar to the Heaven-Shielding Formation.

He examined the specific figures on the Eternal Night panel that emerged from his soul. Building an Unbreakable Formation that covered the entire Eternal Night Continent would cost ten trillion eerie stones.

Not cheap.

Its effect was straightforward too.

Once activated, the

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