Mythical Version: Internet Addiction?
"It's good that you know what you're doing."
After giving Wu Fan a final, deep look, Wu Peng then glanced at Wu Yang, who was watching the commotion from the side.
"How's your investigation going? Have you gathered any more information?"
Upon hearing Wu Peng's question, Wu Yang chuckled and took out a specially made Voice Transmission Talisman from his pocket.
The Voice Transmission Talisman was not a conventional octagonal multifaceted structure, but rather a small bronze doll.
"While you've been busy, I haven't been idle either."
"Wu Lü have already sold these 'trinkets' all over the Ten Continents and Three Islands..."
"To be honest, handling so many complex messages at once is a first even for me."
"Besides, I'm getting tired of staying in this little courtyard every day!"
"Big brother, you'd better find a way to make it up to me! Otherwise, I'm definitely going on strike!"
It was as if this was confirming Wu Yang's words.
The small bronze doll suddenly opened its eyes.
Correspondingly, the bronze dolls in every corner of the Ten Continents and Three Islands began to operate silently.
Those bronze dolls, acting as the main "nodes," would convert the various sounds and information they collected into signals and transmit them back to Wu Yang. The bronze dolls in Wu Yang's hands were the processing center of this vast information network.
Unfortunately, limited by his own crafting skills, Wu Yang was unable to create a truly self-sustaining satellite and Heavenly Palace like the Mountain Folk. Once separated from Wu Yang, this bronze doll wouldn't even qualify as a "listening device."
All the proceeds from the sale of these bronze figurines are yours...
Seeing through Wu Yang's little scheme at a glance, Wu Peng made a helpless promise.
Although these bronze figurines were made by the six siblings together, Wu Peng contributed both the materials and his labor.
But since Wu Yang wanted it, Wu Peng naturally wouldn't care about those material possessions.
Moreover, Wu Peng was also curious as to why Wu Yang had suddenly become so interested in money.
"Hehe, I knew you were a good person, big brother."
"Unlike that fellow Wu Lü, who's just running a shop, he actually wants to monopolize all the revenue from selling these bronze dolls!"
Listening to Wu Yang's complaints, Wu Fan, who was standing to the side, opened his mouth as if to say something but hesitated, wanting to say that Wu Lü was not just a shopkeeper.
Whether it's elixirs or bronze dolls.
Wu Lü single-handedly established almost every link in the sales chain.
But remembering how Wu Lü had decisively rejected his need to purchase medicinal herbs, citing "insufficient funds," Wu Fan abandoned the idea of getting involved. "Speaking of which, where's Second Brother?"
They didn't notice Wu Fan's fleeting expression, or rather, even if they did, they didn't care.
As Wu Yang turned the bronze doll around, he curiously looked behind Wu Peng.
"Didn't he go out with you? Why didn't I see him come back with you?"
Upon hearing this, Wu Peng swallowed nervously, looking slightly uncomfortable.
"Well, something came up and he won't be back for a while."
Wu Yang blinked involuntarily, but he didn't doubt Wu Peng's statement at all.
After all, as the second of the Six Witches of Kaiming, Wu Di's strength was truly undeniable, except for his somewhat volatile temper.
"Tsk tsk tsk, I wonder if Second Brother has gotten into trouble again?"
"Hopefully he won't get caught this time; he really made us, the Six Witches of Kaiming, lose all face last time."
Mystic Garden Island, a bustling commercial street.
"If I had known that doing business was so profitable, why would I have bothered stealing medicinal herbs in the first place?"
Watching the busy waiters inside and outside the shop, Wu Lü quickly fiddled with the Bagua Compass, constantly calculating income and expenses.
For the Six Witches of Kaiming, aside from the initial investment in medicinal herbs, the only other expense was acquiring this shop. After all, this was the most prosperous commercial street on Mystic Garden Island, and the shop happened to be located directly opposite the harbor.
As long as one's alchemy skills are excellent enough, earning a fortune every day is not an exaggeration at all.
Thinking of this, Wu Lü suddenly seemed to remember something and turned his gaze to the bronze figurines hanging uniformly outside the shop.
Those were all free gifts offered with the sale of elixirs, and were one of the store's specialties.
"Third sister really doesn't know the cost of firewood, rice, oil, and salt when she's not in charge of the
"If it weren't for our main business of selling elixirs, it wouldn't have been so easy to give away these bronze dolls."
"And that brat Wu Fan too, what's the point of buying so many high-grade medicinal herbs?"
"Those who come and go here are mostly wandering swordsmen and knights-errant; they simply don't have the money to buy those high-end elixirs."
He mumbled something indistinctly, and Wu Lü felt a headache coming on whenever he thought of Wu Yang and Wu Fan.
Wu Yang was the only woman among the Six Witches of Kaiming.
Wu Fan was the youngest of the Six Witches of Kaiming.
These two are exceptionally difficult to deal with on their own, let alone now that they've been together recently.
Wu Lü felt that he should talk to his older brother about it when he got back today, and suggest that they limit the spending habits of these two guys.
The eldest and second eldest brothers have been away for a while and may not be aware of the specifics.
As the one among the Six Witches of Kaiming who held the most economic power, Wu Lü knew better than anyone what these two guys had been up to lately.
Needless to say, Wu Fan has been trying every means to buy those ridiculously expensive medicinal herbs ever since he learned that he could buy them in bulk from the mountains of the Hundred Lands Mountain Range.
If it weren't for Wu Lü holding the reins of the economy, this shop would probably have gone out of business long ago.
As for Wu Yang?
Although she didn't need to buy those expensive medicinal herbs, she developed an even more extravagant habit.
[Zhao Gongming seems to call this kind of behavior... online shopping?]
With this thought flashing through her mind, Wu Lü involuntarily stopped what she was doing.
This wasn't the first time Wu Lü had felt the impact of the Hundred Lands Mountain Range on this world, but it was definitely the most impressive one. Through Wu Zhen, the Six Witches of Kaiming had known for a long time that the Hundred Lands Mountain Range were popularizing the "Star God Network".
With the implantation of a special device, the Mountain Folk can connect to the "Star God Network," which consists of satellites and Heavenly Palace.
Initially, the Star God Network was merely a network used for internal communication and learning.
However, as time went by, a cross-distance "trading model" quietly emerged.
Users of Star God Network only need to post their needs online, and someone will take their orders.
From Cultivation Method to spiritual materials, from online resources to physical items...
Based on the fundamental principle that where there is demand, there is a market.
In less than a few years, the Mountain Folk developed a formal "online trading platform".
With the guarantees provided by these platforms, legitimate merchants have gradually begun to join Star God Network, and this new cross-distance transaction model has been expanded to other places beyond the Hundred Lands Mountain Range.
According to unreliable insider sources, Star God Network is also developing more new things, including games that are even more "addictive" than this shopping.
Unfortunately, this world is ultimately different from Earth.
Star God Network is not just a virtual space, but also a platform for cultivation and Law Technique.
Therefore, Hundred Lands Mountain Range did not invest too much energy in the game itself, but instead focused more resources on technologies that could actually impact the real world.
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