Phi-Fic Has the Incremental Body in Chapter 1436 been significantly discounted?
Has the Incremental Body in Chapter 1436 been significantly discounted?
Has the Incremental Body in Chapter 1436 been significantly discounted?
Ang listened to their discussion silently, but most of his attention was on the time-space chessboard. He had completely transformed the time chessboard, and the corresponding time-space domain had also changed drastically.
From the central disc, several huge piers extend outward, each pier connecting to a vast landmass. On this landmass, according to Ang's imagination, different terrains, temperatures, humidity levels, and soil types are depicted, and suitable plants are planted on them.
This is no different from the simulation magic circle that Ang loves to play with, except that it is larger in scale and everything here is real. The plants grown here can also grow elsewhere.
"A living simulation array," that's how Ang described the spacetime domain. He wondered if the ancient dragon of spacetime, knowing how his domain was being treated, would reverse time and come back to beat Ang up.
However, Ang was having a lot of fun. He no longer pursued the highest yield, the fastest growth rate, or the scale of a single crop. He simply planted all the seeds he knew according to the most suitable soil moisture.
Some crops prefer sunshine and are planted on sunny sides, while others prefer shade and are planted on shady sides. Some are drought-resistant and are planted in sandy areas, while others are waterlogged-resistant and are planted in swamps.
If one crop cannot be planted with another because they will compete for fertilizer, then plant them separately. If a crop needs to climb, then plant it next to a large tree.
Ang has collected millions of crops across so many planes. Planting them all in the right place is both difficult and easy. As long as you distinguish their basic attributes and scatter a handful of seeds, the suitable ones will grow, and the unsuitable ones will spoil.
Just keep planting, and life will find its own way...
Once most of them have sprouted, the few that haven't sprouted can be replanted.
It's not difficult to grow them, but creating an ecological environment suitable for the growth of millions of plant species is extremely challenging, which is why Ang is so engrossed in it.
However, as the ecological environment improved, Ang quickly realized a problem: there were no animals.
An ecosystem consisting only of plants without animals is incomplete. Many plants are insect-pollinated, requiring insect pollination to bear fruit. Conversely, wind-pollinated crops are easier to manage; a few wind spells from the undead dragonkin are sufficient.
Ang isn't an expert on insect problems; we need to let the Insect God handle it.
After the insects were perfected, one day, the sapling suddenly told him: Here, there is a lot of vitality.
The World Tree grows by relying on vitality. The sapling has lived in a forest full of plants and animals. What kind of vitality hasn't it seen? Yet it says that there is a lot of vitality here.
The more vitality a World Tree has, the better it grows. The World Tree on the central disc is growing very well. Its shape is a bit strange. The main tree on the disc is only a few tens of meters tall, just an ordinary tree.
However, its roots extended along the lines of the chessboard, almost covering the entire board, and finally extending along the pier to another piece of land.
The roots extend between the land and the chessboard, tightly connecting the land and the chessboard together, and a giant tree that is ten thousand meters tall grows from the center of the land.
The branches of the giant tree droop down to the edge of the land, isolating the land into a semi-enclosed space, so that flying birds can also survive.
Without the shade of the tree canopy, Ang would need to reverse time, and the creatures flying in the air that do not touch the chessboard would also be reversed.
Now that the World Tree has enclosed each landmass, each landmass has become a closed dimension.
After a period of effort, the spacetime chessboard has transformed into a small circle connecting six large circles, within which grow millions of plants that Ang knows.
Of course, this is far from the upper limit of plant species, but it is already the upper limit of Ang's collection ability. It is impossible for him to collect every species and every variant, nor is it necessary. If necessary, he can use the Beauty Fist to modify it.
Now that all the normal plants have been planted, Ang needs to increase the difficulty and challenge himself with some abnormal plants, such as the Ghost Tree, Puppet Snake, and Ancient Manta Snake.
Ang was preparing to increase the difficulty, and Anthony had also discussed it: "Let's go and cut down the Guman snake first. No matter which step we take, the Guman snake can't be left alive. It just so happens that it has already separated most of its main body from the Tree of Myriad Realms in order to guard against the little angel."
There were countless Starborn in the past, so the Guman snake wrapped its true form around the Tree of All Worlds, pretending to be one with the tree.
Now that all the Starborn are dead, even the Fireman has broken free of its restraints, it no longer pretends and just stands there, ready to whip the little angel to death at any moment.
However, as its thoughts wandered across the surface of the divine star, the ancient serpent was filled with utter confusion. How could things have turned out this way? Was it really going to die?
At the moment it detonated all the Starborn, the Gumans would never have imagined that it would end up like this. It originally thought that victory was in its grasp, that these Starborn were no longer of any use, and that they had even discovered its true nature, so it might as well just kill them all.
Who knew that another Starfire Warrior would appear, even more troublesome than the original Geborg, and forcefully cut off most of the roots of the Myriad Realms Tree.
If the Starborn were still alive, they could at least restrain her for a while, and with the help of the Serpent and her main body, she wouldn't be so helpless as she is now.
With nowhere else to turn, the Guman snake was forced to release the forbidden fire spirit, but unexpectedly it broke free of the restriction and all the star flames on its body were replaced.
This is also what puzzles the Kumanthong the most. If it wants to achieve something like the Fireman's Restriction, where it replaces restricted power with unrestricted power, then it would need at least a large mass of unrestricted power as its core.
Where did this unprotected power come from? Could someone have entered the tree tumor? Impossible, it has set up multiple layers of protection around the tree tumor, it would have detected anyone who had entered long ago.
For a long period of time, there was only one record of it entering and exiting, which was the day it controlled the puppet snake to go in.
The Forbidden Fireman broke free of its restraints. With no other option, it began stuffing things deep into the planet, attempting to cause an imbalance within the planet and force out the Starfire Warriors and the Forbidden Fireman. Unexpectedly, this attracted King Phile.
It's good that King Phile is willing to cooperate with it. As long as the Starfire Warriors and the Forbidden Little Firemen are eliminated, it is not afraid of other enemies. What is the Lord of the Stars? What it fears most are enemies like the Starfire Warriors and the Little Firemen who can naturally utilize the environment of the God Star.
I just didn't expect the Star Zombie to also detonate the God Star. It just wanted to force out the Star Flame Warrior and the Forbidden Little Fireman, not really to detonate the God Star. What do we do now?
Suddenly, an unprecedented star-shaped object shot out into the void ahead, then coldly stared at it.
"Another incremental body? Has the price of incremental bodies dropped drastically?" the ancient snake cried out in despair.