I materialized a sci-fi fortress in a magical world.

Chapter 100 Pay-to-Win Mobile Games

Besides this amazing map, the phone has many other powerful and fun features.

For example, the flashlight, when turned on, emits two beams of light from Luo Yue's eyes, like a searchlight. It is still effective in the real world and can be adjusted at will. When turned on to the maximum, it is almost like a flashbang, without affecting Luo Yue's own vision.

In addition, there is a [——] button. When you click it, you can project light of various shapes and colors anywhere around Luo Yue, making him have a halo above his head, a full halo around his body, and light wings on his back. It would be even more fun if you could turn on the color to change randomly, making him look like a nightclub DJ.

Unfortunately, these lights are just visual effects and cannot be used to kill enemies or take off, let alone transform into giants of light. They also consume a lot of energy and require spiritual energy to maintain. Luo Yue tried it briefly and then quickly turned it off.

Besides the flashlight, it also has functions that are common to most mobile phones, such as settings, QR code scanning, SMS, contacts, and calculator.

【Settings】allows you to adjust the phone’s appearance and user interface, as well as some other parameters that Luo Yue hasn’t quite figured out yet;

【Scan】You can view the equipment attributes. Just wave it at the magical artifacts in the warehouse and a long list of various attributes will appear, so you don't have to check them one by one.

The 【SMS】 and 【Contact Person】 are similar to those on Earth, except the phone number is replaced with the 【Real Name】, and Luo Yue needs to know the other person's specific appearance in order to make contact.

As for the calculator, it should be the most powerful of the basic functions, capable of quantifying all sorts of ambiguous things into specific values.

For example, Luo Yue's current total "spirituality" was quantified by a calculator and linked to contribution points, resulting in a value of 10579.

Half of them came from sea foam, and the rest came from the largest invasion ever.

Of the portion provided by Haimo, the wisp of [divinity] constituted the largest proportion, providing 5000 units of [spirituality].

A legendary piece of equipment consumes approximately 200-350 [Spirit Points]. Common equipment like daggers consume less, while high-end items like the Hammerhead Shark Plush Toy require a lot.

Drawing upon a piece of jewelry can provide 1-3 units of spirituality, while ritual implements can provide 2-15 units, depending on the materials, craftsmanship, quality, and so on.

Even the [basic] and [advanced] effects when enhancing equipment are quantified into numerical values—

The top-tier casting speed boost for the Ritual Knife is a 100% increase, while the beginner, intermediate, and advanced tiers offer increases of 15%, 35%, and 50% respectively.

Luo Yue then looked at the [Recording] function, which perfectly solved his current need. It allowed him to set keywords, filter out meaningless praise, and only capture the key information in the prayer.

Now comes the real highlight of these features—[Pay-to-Win Mobile Games]

Although the name sounded a bit off, when Luo Yue actually clicked on it, he was first stunned, then excited, and then breathed a sigh of relief.

This feature isn't for him to play games; it's for [nurturing angels] and [creating gods]!

Currently, the "Creating Gods" function is still red; clicking it will prompt that its rank is too low to be activated.

But this is enough to show that the high-dimensional conceptual aggregate of the gravedigger is not the god recorded in the outside mythology.

Thinking about it carefully, this is quite normal. Luo Yue used three bottles of legendary potions and the help of the magical mobile phone to barely see the gravedigger's image in three dimensions. How could those people outside possibly understand it?

Moreover, just as Earthlings can only enter the two-dimensional world by playing games, higher-dimensional beings like gravediggers, who want to interfere with the three-dimensional world, must also need corresponding game characters.

This "pay-to-win" feature is used to nurture and control game characters.

The [Cultivating Angels] option that Luo Yue can currently access is mainly for this purpose.

He can currently cultivate a maximum of two angels. He must first set their form of existence. If they are conceptual entities, they can only exist in the sea of ​​consciousness, which is the void. If they are physical entities, they can be placed in the mortal world.

Cultivating conceptual angels is relatively more troublesome. First, you need to pay enough [spirituality] to make them appear in the Mind Town.

Then set the appearance, such as a beautiful barefoot girl that's attractive and lickable.

Newborn angels are weak and lack intelligence; they can only execute simple commands. They require continuous spiritual nurturing to develop into the beautiful young angels who can fall in love with you.

Physical angels, also known as earthly angels, are relatively simpler to create. They only need to find a vessel in the mortal world, invest enough spirituality, and angelize it.

If we use people as vehicles, we can solve the problem of lacking intelligence and quickly form combat power.

However, the downside is that earthly angels are not as easy to control as concept angels. Their power is also limited by the vessel they are attached to, so they are not very strong, and it also affects their lifespan.

Therefore, after some research, Loyo came to the conclusion that a person is not the best vessel for earthly angels.

Mechs and Star Destroyers are the real deal!

Cold, impersonal machines are much easier to control than complex human hearts!

It also eliminates limitations such as lifespan and physical limits.

It can also realize Luo Yue's biggest fantasy: bringing his sci-fi town into reality.

Of course, the cost is also much higher. If he needs to create a Star Destroyer Angel, he first needs to build such a large ship in the real world, then inject a huge amount of spirituality into it to angelize it, and only then can the Star Destroyer fly.

There is also a convenient way. Among the surreal functions of mobile phones beyond their basic functions, there is a function called "spiritual materialization," which allows users to consume "spirituality" to construct things in the real world.

However, the cost is unimaginably high. Just an ordinary pencil requires 100 units of [spirituality], which is equivalent to half a legendary item. It's like robbery, and Royo simply can't afford it.

Don't be fooled by his current spirituality of over 1; it's simply not enough for him to use these advanced features.

The minimum requirement for creating a conceptual angel is 3 units of spirituality, not even counting the ongoing costs of nurturing it. To cultivate a complete angel, the amount of spirituality needed would be around six figures.

A single magical artifact only provides 2-15 units of spiritual energy. I wonder if the combined spiritual energy from both worlds could be enough?

Earthly angels are cheaper, but the starting price is still 1 units of spirituality, which made Luo Yue scratch his head.

Now I understand why the angel-raising feature is called a "pay-to-win mobile game" —

As for its subsequent function of nourishing the spirit, I dare not even imagine it —

Luo Yue desperately needs more top-ranking uncles or aunties, and also needs to find more sources of spiritual inspiration.

Those monsters that invaded the town of Mind should be a good source.

But how can we attract them to come and deliver the goods on their own initiative?