To a certain extent, the appraisal price of an Uncanny Artifact represented its quality.
Take his Rule-Type Uncanny Artifact, the Hybrid Drive Type 88 Sniper Rifle. Its rating was 108+C-grade, yet its appraisal fee back then had only been 5,800.
But now, the appraisal fee for his RV was as high as 5,200?
This filled Luo Fan with wild joy. After he paid the appraisal fee of 5,200, the corresponding results soon appeared before his eyes.
Doomsday RV: Second Tier Uncanny Artifact. Modified from a Class B RV by incorporating numerous materials and Weird Crystals, improving the vehicle's sturdiness and stability to a certain extent. Interior space has been greatly expanded. Additionally: can switch to sport mode using Weird Crystals as fuel. Side effect: the driver loses 10 days of lifespan each day. Uncanny Artifact rating: 110.
Judging by the appraisal results, the RV had indeed received a substantial upgrade.
First, the sturdiness of the entire vehicle had improved.
Second, the RV's stability had also improved.
Third, besides burning fuel, it could also burn Weird Crystals? And burning Weird Crystals would switch it to sport mode?
Anyone who had driven an automatic knew that sport mode was essentially performance mode, right?
For example, if it couldn't climb a slope in D, switching to S for sport mode would get it up?
In other words, switching to Weird Crystals as fuel would give this RV a substantial, noticeable performance boost, right?
All he could say was that, as an Uncanny Artifact, being able to use Weird Crystals as fuel was perfectly reasonable. Nothing wrong with that, right?
Finally, and most importantly, after incorporating a full 10 kilograms of Void Spirit Jade, his RV had truly become a mobile house.
With around 100 square meters of floor space, three bedrooms,