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Lu Li asked them to go to the dungeon for a simple reason — EXP.
The EXP from a dungeon on the Difficulty level was extraordinary. They had to keep up with the level of the senior members of the Shin Shin Army before they could talk about other things.
Only then could they happily go to the Howling Caves together.
The monsters in the Howling Caves ranged from level 15 to 20, and the hidden boss was even as high as level 25.
If they were lucky and there was a hidden boss in the dungeon, should they fight it or not?
It would be a waste not to fight it, but if they fought it, with their levels?
Lu Li had decided that as long as the five guys he had named could fight, he would let them gain EXP as much as they wanted in the dungeon. When they couldn't fight it anymore, he would replace them.
In fact, it wouldn't affect their leveling. For a level-21 Thief like Lu Li, a level-19 Warrior like Weilan Haifeng, and a level-19 Mage like Huadi Liqing, they would level up faster in the dungeon. Lu Li wouldn't gain any EXP in the dungeon.
However, Lu Li didn't follow Huadi Liqing and Weilan Haifeng to level up. His priority was still Engineering.
For the bombs!
If he could make the bombs, he would level up faster. Sharpening the axe wouldn't delay the work of cutting wood.
If Wander and the others got the bombs, they wouldn't have to worry about leveling up.
Moreover, if something happened during Lu Xin's treatment and he needed money, he could make a batch of bombs and sell them for money.
He stood in front of the Engineering workbench again.
Copper bars, logs, iron wires, beginner emeralds, linen … materials were piled up within reach. Lu Li took a deep breath and began to recall the process of making the "Repair Robot" in his mind.
The raw materials for the Repair Robot weren't expensive, but they were always sold at a high price. On one hand, there was a high demand, and on the other hand, it wasn't easy to make. It required a lot of materials and time.
What was the reason that made the robot fall apart?
With three years of experience in the game, Lu Li quickly pinpointed the problem to the beginner emeralds.
This kind of gem was the companion of copper and iron ore. Because it was very common, it naturally could not be of high purity or quality. It was already very difficult to use it as the core of a beginner maintenance robot, not to mention that Lu Li was in a bad mood last time and did not have the patience to grind it carefully.
He picked up a good-looking primary emerald, picked up a whetstone, and carefully ground off all the edges and corners.
The shape must conform to the standard of the blueprint. It would be best if there was not even the slightest crack, and then carve some simple runes.
The Rune Pen Lu Li used was the kind that cost 10 silver coins in the grocery store. It felt terrible to the touch, but there was nothing he could do about it. He knew how to make a better Rune Pen, but unfortunately, the conditions were not ripe yet. He would have to wait until he was at least level 30 to get his hands on a Rune Pen.
Fortunately, the runes on the robot were very simple. All the runes added up to no more than thirty to forty strokes.
After the runes were carved, Lu Li used a small brush to brush some ground and heated Strange Dust on the emerald. This Strange Dust was a product of the Enchantment Life Skill, which could be obtained by decomposing bronze equipment.
The Strange Dust seeped into the runes along the lines, and the originally dull primary emerald began to emit a faint light, accompanied by a slight magical wave.
With this, the energy core was taken care of.
Finally, he had to create a compatible ventricle for the emerald.
The ventricle was made of copper and linen.
Lu Li's craftsmanship was already very good in real life. He used to make the tables and chairs at home, so he did not feel any pressure at all.
He placed the emerald into the ventricle, and the contact point was perfect.
This was the core of the maintenance robot, which provided energy for equipment repair activities.
In fact, the maintenance robot was a very crude product. When Lu Li's Engineering level was higher, if he was lucky enough to make combat units such as mechanical gargoyles, then it would be a real masterpiece.
After the power structure was completed, Lu Li began to build the structure of the maintenance robot.
The support could ensure that the maintenance robot could complete the repair work in a sufficient amount of time, and it was also an important guarantee that the product would not fall apart.
Next was the outer shell. For a low-level machine like this, a wooden plank with copper and iron wire was enough to meet its needs. Lu Li also added some adhesives. This was where he was ahead of the others, and it was something that most players did not realize.
Lu Li carefully placed the core into the chest of the robot and gently buckled the copper bar.
At this moment, he held his breath.
System: You have successfully created a "primary maintenance robot", Engineering Skill EXP + 1
The system notification gave Lu Li a big shock. He just realized that the system notification would tell him the result. He was so immersed in the production process that he forgot that he was playing a game.
Perhaps because of this focus, the attributes of the finished product that Lu Li made were very good.
Just like the blueprint, the maintenance robot could last for ten minutes. The only difference was that the little robot in Lu Li's hands could repair equipment 12 times, which was two more times than the normal one.
Lu Li did not care about this. What he cared about the most was that his Engineering Skill gained 3 EXP.
It went from Intermediate (87) to Intermediate (90), which was a complete surprise.
Lu Li knew that Engineering was not easy, so he was very satisfied with the three EXP. He could not wait to try again.
As a result, the second attempt failed.
Not only did he waste the materials, but he also wasted more than ten minutes of time.
Three EXP was not that easy to obtain.
The only good thing was that Lu Li had a successful experience, so he quickly found out where the problem was. He carefully tried for the third time and finally succeeded.
This time, the attributes were average, and he only gained 2 EXP.
However, after successfully making the second one, Lu Li's success rate had increased.
When he was about to go offline at night, he counted the finished products and was surprised to find that he had made 30, with a success rate of more than 70%.
His Engineering Skill had also greatly increased, and was now at Intermediate (128). The EXP was very low. From 127 to 128, Lu Li had to make four to level up.
Lu Li logged out of the Engineering Lab and first went to deal with his mailbox.
He had received more than 20 stacks of "low-quality stones" promised by Half-Life Crystal, which was enough for him to level up his Forging Skill.
Next, he needed to deal with "The World Is So Big".
Lu Li's advertisement was very well done. He used his first-person experience to tell the players that this thing was not only useful for acting cute, but it could also help them in their adventures on Azeroth.
As for whether or not players would buy it and try it on the other side of the Warsong Canyon, that was not within his consideration.
Apart from that, there was another reason why the business was booming.
There was even a post on the forum saying that he bought a "The World Is So Big" as a birthday gift for the girl he liked, and he succeeded.
Well, no matter what the reason was.
It didn't matter if it was because the guy was handsome, or because the two of them were already in a relationship, the "The World Is So Big" was a catalyst.
Confessing to the rich players with "The World Is So Big" caught the eye of many rich players. In a short period of time, more than 70 of Lu Li's "The World Is So Big" were all sold out.
Excluding the transaction fee, the average price was 25 gold each.
Seventy of them was 1750 gold.
Currently, the price of gold on the trading platform after tax was 112 dollars.
Lu Li exchanged 200,000 gold in one go.
Although it wasn't as profitable as the Snake Trust Grass, it was still a small profit.
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