I became a god by treasure hunting after arriving 500 years early

"We... sigh, struggled to make some small pieces," he was so frustrated he could barely speak.

"Don't worry, the clan elders and the council president are on their way back by car," the voice on the phone consoled.

This Copperbeard Dwarf looked at the snowflakes in the sky, craftsmen must always have some sincerity, it could even be said that this is a gentleman's sport based on intelligence, experience, and character. If everything was in chaos, it would be impossible to become an excellent craftsman.

He himself had forged fields for his fellow clansmen, deeply understanding the difficulty involved.

What does using extraordinary materials to create a field mean?

No idea.

Even the great "Gear Manual" has no record of it!

What's more, one chapter in the "Gear Manual" believes that crafting a field tailored for intelligent life is a futile endeavor,

it's better to use such inspiration to comprehend more profound knowledge...

"They must have used high-grade materials! Selling cheaply would obviously be a loss-making move!"

"Stop making excuses, we've lost. We never even studied this thing."

"And how much high-end material do they have?"

Several companions discussed this with frustration and a bit of shock. In any case, despite how many human craftsmen there are, all of them can forge 'Spirit Plant Field,' it's just too unbelievably exaggerated.

A single field is equivalent to a Level 7 Great Grandmaster, and it must be the kind with the plant affinity Divine Skill.

In less than 7 days, there are suddenly 100 Great Grandmasters with plant affinity, it truly surpasses imagination.

More and more races learned of this and rushed noisily to the human forging site.

Suddenly, the dwarf forge became deserted, with only a few customers awaiting their custom orders anxiously.

The dwarf craftsmen who were forging were puzzled, "Why did everyone leave?"

"It's said that something amazing came out from the humans."

"We are about to unveil a Legendary artifact on our side, and no one is watching?"

But, given their responsibilities, they couldn't go join the fun. Others wouldn't deliberately inform them, to let them focus on their forging.

The only option was to grit their teeth and continue forging, racing against time to complete their tasks.

...

At this time, the crowd erupted once again.

Human craftsman master Li Datie completed an extraordinary prop at hand—a lifelike cactus!

The effect of its field was almost reaching that of a plant affinity ability user, with a coverage radius reaching 582 meters!

"..."

When Li Datie completed this piece, two streams of cloudy tears inadvertently flowed down as he collapsed onto the ground.

Field industrialization, according to formulas, could generate fields.

But as an idealistic item, personal understanding and life experience must also be incorporated.

Li Datie, coming from the Sha Li Clan, is a literal first-generation of the Green Field.

His hometown, filled with sandstorms and oil, is a memory of his childhood. The challenging journey is vivid in his mind.

Perhaps life now indeed gets better, but the lost childhood will never come back.

"I have completed it!" He gently caressed the flowerpot at the base of the cactus, feeling proud, yet murmuring, "If only the Sha Li Clan had this thing back then, how great it would have been... Every day was a battle with hunger."

"Fortunately, its appearing now is not too late."

This is a Superior++ extraordinary item, just shy of being Legendary.

And the races watching were eagerly inquiring, and all the strong clans were frantically asking.

"Master Li, are there really 100 of these field items? Can you really produce a hundred all at once?"

"Have you invented a new forging method?"

"What is the price? Master Li, we are willing to offer 2 Luck for your superior item, how about it?"

This time, it really shocked the entire venue, the advanced idealistic unit "Luck" finally appeared.

Those dwarf inspectors were so envious and jealous that they nearly ground their teeth to pieces.

They exhausted their inspiration to forge a heap of waste, just to make it easier to sell, sold 220 Spirit Essences spread out in pieces.

And yet the other side struck once and garnered Luck directly!

Even the dwarves themselves wanted to buy, because they also wanted to know how humans managed to make this item.

"As long as the price is right, buying one to research is okay."

"Hm, he's still not naming the price, the crafting cost must be extremely high."

After a while, the council president Stormbrew and Abnormality Leader Rock Fist·Deep Furnace arrived at the scene.

"Why does everyone look like the dead? What a mess!" Rock Fist·Deep Furnace scolded.

The dwarves dejectedly pointed to Li Datie's creation: "Clan elder, it's this thing causing all the commotion… we have been utterly defeated."

This red-haired abnormality frowned, not caring too much about winning or losing.

But seeing the dwarf civilization he taught personally being crushed was somewhat discomforting, he had to see what the humans had concocted?

He observed the cactus for a long time, his eyes bright.

[Divine Skill—Wise Eye]

Capable of seeing supernatural fluctuations and various tiny idealistic elements, it even has a certain degree of penetration capability.

This skill is extremely rare and is also fundamental to his becoming the leader of the Abnormality and forging the [Immortal King]!

"It is indeed a Spirit Plant Field, the ice attribute elements in the air are being ordered in a peculiar way."

"The internal activity of plants is being greatly mobilized... Hmm? Is this the emotion of plants... Crystal Winter Valley might be very happy."

His vision turned abstract and colorful, dazzling auras shone in his mind.

Then, he magnified the abilities of the Wise Eye to the maximum.

"The internal engraving is quite complex, not part of the Gear Manual… I don't quite understand."

"Hmm? What's this?" Rock Fist·Deep Furnace furrowed his brows, beginning to search for information in his mind upon seeing these strange specks of light.

Entropy Elements? No wonder then!

"I was wondering, can the younger generation of this era truly create a great path? If using Entropy Elements, then the crafting cost is sky-high."

"Although considered a decent invention, also only admirable then."

Thinking this, the old man arrogantly snorted, explaining: "Inside that cactus, I saw Entropy Elements. In all likelihood, they are making a loss forging this, no wonder they're slow to announce the price."

"What are Entropy Elements?" the surrounding people curiously inquired.

"A mind material found in anomalies! It's a primary reason for anomaly longevity and power, with notable research potential," Rock Fist·Deep Furnace said. "I didn't expect them to be used for field forging. Nonetheless, it's an excellent invention. But manufacturing costs aren't low!"

"But they have crafted 100 fields; how is that high cost?"

Rock Fist·Deep Furnace coldly snorted, "How should I know the answer, perhaps that dragon produced a lot of Entropy Elements, or maybe it's just to show off brashly."

Upon hearing this, many races felt a bit disappointed, apparently they could not imitate the creation.

But as long as the price is right, who cares about the principle, it's good enough if functional.

Should they buy what they ought to buy?

A craftsman from the Hongxiang Clan respectfully asked, "May I ask, senior, what is the price of Entropy Elements? What Extraordinary Level?"

The Hongxiang Clan also raised an anomaly, just still in its juvenile phase.

They had a slight notion of imitation.

Rock Fist·Deep Furnace said, "Ha, this thing is just an innate element, no level. Like fire elements, ice elements, do they have a level?"

"But even the strongest anomaly has limits. If the amount extracted exceeds, the dragon will age prematurely, and future combat potential will greatly reduce, what do you say the price is?"

The crowd took a deep breath.

The cost was certainly not low.

"Of course, if they sell the field items cheaply, we dwarves will feel ashamed of ourselves!"

"We truly lack such abundant resources to dabble in such cost-ineffective research projects! This time we admit defeat, there's no need to compare further."

"Humans, you have won."

Rock Fist·Deep Furnace directly characterized the competitor's behavior as "spreading coins."

The dwarves lost, but it wasn't due to incompetence, instead, the others were underselling!

Given the rarity of the Entropy Elements, creating "Superior" equipment is already a bit extravagant.

Now the human craftsmen have created a pile of rare items, isn't it simply a waste of materials?

Many races fell silent, thinking… it seems there's some truth to it.

Regardless, they could gain some advantage from the conflict between these two strong races.

Anyway, they certainly had to purchase the Spirit Plant Fields.