Over the weekend, Chen Mu planned to take a trip to Amay City, the nearest city to Eastern Shang-Wei City.
The shuttle train station was full of people, and Chen Mu was bored watching the fantasy card advertisements in the hall.
The shuttle train was a convenient way to get to Amay City, and would only take about six hours.
It was too bad he was too weak, otherwise it would have been a very pleasant thing to use a jet stream card to fly through the Outer Reaches.
It was finally Chen Mu's turn to get on the shuttle train, which was his first time riding the shuttle train, which was rather novel to him.
But that novelty quickly faded, since the shuttle train's entire journey would take place underground, which was to say that they would have to travel underground for six hours.
Danger lurked on every side in the Outer Reaches, so people put their thoughts underground.
In the Heavenly Federation by then, underground travel was already a very mature technology.
The underground transportation network was spread out like a spider's web throughout the Heavenly Federation.
Long-distance travel was very dull, but in order to accommodate the passengers, there was a player in every five rows of seats, which would play some entertainment to pass the time.
Such a new product as the card play was unanimously welcomed by everyone.
The video player in front of him was playing the content that had been recorded in advance.
The technology used by the shuttle train was very advanced, and they only needed to go through one main player, and the image would be projected to all the players at the same time.
And that technology was invented by the low-grade fantasy card club in Eastern Shang-Wei City.
"What follows is a card play that hasn't been widely circulated.
So far, we haven't found any information about the author of this card play.
Unfortunately, this card play is only circulating in a small area around Eastern Wei Academy. But what makes us marvel is that the card play's production is excellent, and the story is wonderful, far surpassing any other card play circulating on the market.
Of course, that's just my personal opinion.
It's worth mentioning that as soon as this card play went on sale, it quickly conquered all of Eastern Wei Academy.
Even now, it would be extremely difficult to buy a set of this card play for a collection at Eastern Wei Academy, since no one would want to sell it.
You can see the charm of this card play from this.
Our editor also expended a lot of effort to buy a card play at such a high price with great difficulty, and is now taking it out to share with everyone.
The only regret is that this card play wasn't finished.
And the mysterious author of this card play seemed to have disappeared.
It was reported that some of the Eastern Wei Academy students were planning to organize personnel to continue the rest of the story.
Alright, I won't waste everyone's time here. Please enjoy a story that happened in the Vast Interstellar Sea, 'Legend of Master Shi'. "
The "Legend of Master Shi" card play started to play on the player. Looking at the familiar characters and the familiar story, Chen Mu's heart was filled with all sorts of feelings.
Exclamations could be heard from time to time in the carriage. More than ninety-nine percent of the people there had never seen that card play, and they were immediately conquered by the outstanding card play.
The pitch-black rock wall outside the carriage flew backward quickly. Time passed slowly.
Six hours wasn't a long time, but it wasn't a short time either. Still, the passengers discovered that by the time the shuttle train arrived at the station, the card play still hadn't finished playing.
Quite a few passengers who still hadn't had enough of it ran to the shuttle train staff to ask about the card play.
Amid the people's exclamations, Chen Mu, one of the producers of "The Legend of Master Shi," set foot in Amay City.
Phoenix glanced at the rearview mirror and saw a dark green shuttle car.
She was familiar with the guy driving. That guy was called Wen Tianming.
He was one of the people Phoenix hated the most. He looked pretty good, and was a romantic by nature. At school, he had the nickname "Gentle Until Daybreak," meaning that he would only be gentle for one night, and was famous for being fickle.
It was said that he had been hanging out with Aragon.
During that time, he had been chasing Phoenix relentlessly, like a sticky candy that couldn't be shaken off.
Phoenix cursed him countless times in her mind, wondering why the guy who had died at school hadn't been this pretty boy?
Although Wen Tianming looked like a pretty boy, he had outstanding driving skills.
The first time the two of them had met was because of car racing. Because he hadn't been driving his "Green Wind Follower" shuttle car, he had been firmly pinned behind Phoenix, unable to move.
It was also because of that time that he had started to become interested in Phoenix.
Every day after school, he would come up to tease Phoenix.
His shuttle car had outstanding performance, and on top of that, his skill was superb. Phoenix hadn't won even once.
What infuriated Phoenix the most was this guy's smug expression, which made her gnash her teeth in hatred every time.
Phoenix's driving skills weren't much worse than Wen Tianming's, but the performance of Wen Tianming's shuttle car was too outstanding. Its acceleration was far faster than Phoenix's Blue Rain Ladybug shuttle car.
Coincidentally, her car had a problem today, so she had snatched Ya Ya's key.
Although the Silver Star shuttle car was high-end, that was only in terms of configuration. Its dynamic performance wasn't outstanding.
Phoenix was quite familiar with the performance of all kinds of high-end shuttle cars, and the Silver Star was one of them.
She reckoned that she would be teased by this guy again today.
As soon as Phoenix saw the green shuttle car, her mood became terrible, and she turned the steering wheel.
Whoosh!
The Silver Star suddenly made a sharp turn, and Phoenix was shocked.
That was impossible!
The Silver Star's reaction couldn't be that quick!
With the strength she had just used, its turning angle should have been around twenty-five degrees.
But that turn just now had been around forty degrees.
A forty-degree turn wasn't a big deal, and many high-end shuttle cars could achieve it, but that certainly didn't include the Silver Star.
The Silver Star was targeted at customers who didn't pursue driving pleasure, but paid more attention to driving comfort, so its turning performance wasn't outstanding.
Could it be that Ya Ya had also modified the Silver Star?
Impossible!
She quickly rejected the idea.
Was it an illusion?
In the rearview mirror, she saw that her sudden turn had shaken off Wen Tianming, who hadn't expected it.
But Wen Tianming quickly adjusted his direction and stuck close to her again.
Glancing at the tall buildings in front of her, Phoenix decided to try again.
The steering wheel turned all the way to the left, and with a sudden flick, it turned right like lightning.
The scene in front of her rapidly changed, and her beautiful eyes suddenly lit up.
The Silver Star drew a very beautiful S-shaped trajectory in the sky, shuttling between two tall buildings.
A perfect S-shape!
The whole process was done in one go, smooth and free, as fast as lightning, like a nimble silver swallow.
Wen Tianming clearly hadn't expected the Silver Star to be able to make such a nimble move. Seeing the tall buildings rapidly expanding in front of him, he hurriedly slowed down, narrowly brushing past the tall buildings. He broke out in a cold sweat.
Seeing Wen Tianming's sorry state in the rearview mirror, Phoenix whistled excitedly.
Her hands didn't slow down in the slightest, turning left and then right. The Silver Star, which didn't have outstanding turning performance, seemed to be on drugs that day. Every turn was surprisingly smooth and flexible, making Phoenix want to use all her cornering skills.
In just a moment, Wen Tianming's shuttle car disappeared into the tall buildings behind the Silver Star.
So many days of depression had been swept away, and Phoenix's heart could be said to be very happy.
She dialed Ya Ya's communications card.
Ya Ya complained as soon as she got through, "Sister Phoenix, you stole my car, and now I can only take Tang Tang's car back."
"Little Ya Ya, don't be angry. Come, let big sister give you a kiss."
Phoenix smiled tenderly, but immediately asked, "Ya Ya, have you modified your Silver Star?"
"Modified?" Ya Ya's expression was a little puzzled, and she shook her head. "No!
It's not like you don't know that I've never raced. "
"Then has anyone touched your car?" Phoenix asked quickly.
"Touched my car?"
Ya Ya was confused, not understanding. "My car broke down early this morning. It was Yao Ke who repaired it, and he asked me for 30,000 Oudi.
What is it?
Is there another problem? "
"No, no!" Phoenix quickly shook her head and said with a smile, "I'm just asking.
Well, I'm not going to talk to you. I'm going to concentrate on driving. "Without waiting for Ya Ya to protest, she hung up the communications card.
"Yao Ke," she murmured to herself, tapping her bright red fingers on the steering wheel thoughtfully.
That was his first time leaving Eastern Shang-Wei City.
Walking the streets of Amay City, he didn't feel any panic because it was unfamiliar.
He found an old man, and then he went to Amay City's card street.
That street was about three and a half kilometers long, and it was almost all card-related businesses.
Walking along Card Street, he took a look at the signboard of the shop in front of him and walked in.
It was a card repair shop.
For most people, cards were about the same as clothes. If they broke down, they would change them, and they wouldn't generally choose to repair them.
But when some piece of clothing had some special meaning to its owner, or when it was already hard to buy, people would still want to repair it as good as new.
The shop wasn't very big, and the decorations could only be considered ordinary.
"Hello, what can I do for you?" The shopkeeper came forward enthusiastically.
But when he heard that Chen Mu only wanted to pick up some card repair business, the shopkeeper's enthusiasm wasn't so great.
But when he heard that Chen Mu was a student at Eastern Wei Academy, and saw his student ID, he immediately became enthusiastic again.
Generally speaking, the card masters who came to pick up business were some unfashionable novice card masters.
And Eastern Wei Academy was the best school in the neighborhood.
The shopkeeper immediately took out a pile of cards, mainly three-star cards, which had been piled up for quite a while.
In the shopkeeper's eyes, three-star cards were doubtlessly quite a headache.
If a three-star card was broken, you would have to be a mid-grade card master to fix it.
But what kind of mid-grade card master would want to pick up such a small job?
That had led to quite a few three-star cards being piled up there.
The shopkeeper was secretly celebrating his good luck, since that student was probably looking for some pocket money.
Students at Eastern Wei Academy were generally well-off, and they weren't short on money.
When his gaze fell onto the gem-studded apparatus on Chen Mu's hand, he was even more sure of his conjecture.
His gaze immediately became more respectful.
One by one, Chen Mu picked out the cards he felt he could repair from the pile, and he finally picked out 15 of them.
"How much do you want to pay?" Chen Mu asked.
The shopkeeper looked at Chen Mu cautiously, and said through clenched teeth, "Twenty thousand each. What do you think of the price?"
A three-star fantasy card would probably sell for a few hundred thousand, and an ordinary professional repair shop would sell for fifty thousand Oudi each, with rarer cards being even more expensive.
But it was only a small shop, and he wouldn't be able to make much of a profit from giving Chen Mu that price.
But the shopkeeper had thought it through, and he wouldn't make a single Oudi from those cards.
Even though he wasn't making much at the moment, as long as he could fix those cards, he would be able to earn some reputation, and his shop would certainly be able to stand out among the repair shops in the neighborhood.
Twenty thousand Oudi to get a mid-grade card master to fix a card for you wasn't even thinking about it.
"OK." Chen Mu put the cards away, and said, "I'll send them over next weekend."
"Good, good, good!" The shopkeeper's face was about to blossom, and he rushed to take out the contract.
Chen Mu looked it over carefully to make sure there were no mistakes before he signed it.
That was what Chen Mu had thought about when he was repairing Ya Ya's three-star jet stream card that morning.
He was already able to repair some three-star cards, and that was one way to make money.
The cost of repairing one-star and two-star fantasy cards was very low, probably only about one or two hundred Oudi per card. For him, that was like trying to put out a cart of firewood with a cup of water, and wouldn't solve any of his problems.
So, he set his sights on three-star cards.
It was too bad he didn't have the title of a mid-grade card master; otherwise, he would have been paid at least fifty thousand Oudi for the same work.
Chen Mu was very satisfied with his trip to Amay City.
If he could repair fifteen cards a week, that would mean he could make three hundred thousand a week.
Although that was far from enough to cover the cost of his research, it was the best he could think of.