Lord: My ant tribe evolves infinitely.

After discovering that there was no excellent grade meat to exchange.

Mo Fei used the search function on the space trading channel to directly search for wood.

Prepare to see how many lords have put wood on the shelves, and the exchange rate between wood and stone.

What surprised Mo Fei was.

Compared to the lords who trade meat, there are not many lords who trade wood.

Only eight pages.

If we calculate based on one hundred lords' stalls per page, there would be at most eight hundred lords trading timber.

Billions of lords, but only 800 of them are trading timber resources?!

and.

Among these eight hundred lords, the largest transaction amount was only 150 units of wood.

Mo Fei curiously clicked on the stall of the lord who was trading 150 units of wood.

His wood was discovered, and the designated resource to be exchanged was stone.

The exchange rate is 1.5:1.

That is, 15 units of wood can be exchanged for 10 units of stone.

If we use the price of meat exchanging for wood at a ratio of 1:2 and stone at a ratio of 1:1 as the benchmark.

The lord's offer of 150 units of wood in exchange for 100 units of stone is obviously a bit high.

Normally, it should be 2:1.

No wonder it's still hanging there.

Next.

Mo Fei clicked on a few more timber trading stalls to see the timber exchange rates they set.

There is no doubt that the prices set by these lords are relatively high.

Of course, it cannot be said to be too high.

After all, prices are determined by the market.

If someone sells, there will definitely be someone buying.

If there are many lords selling timber, the exchange rate of timber will inevitably drop.

But, it seems so now.

Resources like wood are in short supply!

And after looking at the prices at several timber trading stalls.

Mo Fei was surprised.

A conclusion was also drawn.

On the first day of the Lord's World, resources such as wood and stone were very scarce!

at this time.

Looking at the 42000 units of wood in his warehouse.

Mo Fei couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth slightly.

By tomorrow, the exchange rate between resources such as meat and wood is expected to drop further.

The value of these 42000 units of wood can be increased!

but.

His own ants can fill their stomachs by eating the fountain of life.

Mo Fei doesn't really need food.

Mo Fei decided to save these 42000 units of wood and exchange them for other scarce resources in the future.

……

Next, Mo Fei searched for stone in the space trading channel.

Stone trading stalls appeared one after another on the space trading channel.

And after seeing the number of stalls trading stone.

Mo Fei frowned slightly.

There are fewer lords who trade in stone than in wood!

There are only five pages, which means five hundred lords are trading stone.

and.

Each lord's stall only traded a small amount of stone.

I don’t know if it’s because stone resources are not so easy to find, or because stone is more difficult to collect than wood.

In short, the stall with the largest amount of stone traded only traded 50 units of stone.

Moreover, the other party specified that the ratio of wood to be exchanged is 1:3!

1 unit of stone can be exchanged for 3 units of wood!

This is more or less a bit dark!

of course.

In total, if all the stones from the stalls trading stones were bought out.

Mo Fei had more than enough to collect the 1000 stones needed to upgrade his territory.

but.

The exchange rates at these stone trading stalls are generally high!

more than this.

The outrageous price was even set at 1 unit of stone for 5 units of wood!

The main point is that things are valuable because they are rare!

Although there are 42000 units of timber in his own warehouse.

Even at an exchange rate of 1:5.

Mo Fei also has enough financial resources to buy 1000 units of stone to upgrade his territory.

However, Mo Fei didn't want to be the scapegoat.

Looking at the stone trading stalls on the space trading channel.

Mo Fei began to slowly and patiently look through their transaction prices page by page.

The ants sent out have not yet found the source of stone resources.

And next, if I want to upgrade the territory level and territory buildings, the amount of stone required will definitely not be a small amount.

Even if Mo Fei could accept being taken advantage of once.

It is also impossible to accept being taken advantage of every time.

Therefore, Mo Fei decided to find a reliable stone vendor with fair prices.

Reach an agreement with the other party.

At a fixed transaction ratio, you can exchange stones for the stones you need from the other party!

Of course, a stall owner may only be able to provide a limited amount of stone, which is not enough for Mo Fei to use.

Mo Fei plans to negotiate agreements with more stall owners!

But there are still few good people in this world.

These stall owners are more evil-hearted than each other.

Mo Fei flipped through three pages.

There was not a single stall owner who offered an exchange rate of 1:2.

All are above 1:3!

Just when Mo Fei had prepared himself mentally to be taken advantage of and turned to the fourth page.

At this moment, a stall suddenly caught Mo Fei's sight!

【Dwarfs' House】

This is the name of this stall.

Of course, the name isn't the point.

But the exchange ratio of its stone and wood is 1:2!

This [Dwarfs' House] is the only clear stream that Mo Fei saw after seeing three hundred stalls of unscrupulous merchants!

Moreover, the stone it trades is 30 units.

Mo Fei clicked on this stall.

And when I saw another item being traded on the stall.

Mo Fei couldn't help but look surprised.

[Item: Fine Iron]

[Introduction: High-level materials required to upgrade a territory to a town, relatively rare.]

[Transaction quantity: 100 units]

[Specified exchange: wood, exchange ratio: 1:5]

Judging from the introduction.

Refined iron is also one of the materials for upgrading the territory level.

Moreover, it is rarer than wood and stone!

Mo Fei didn't expect this.

On the first day of entering the Lord's World, someone collected fine iron.

Moreover, it was 100 units of refined iron!

The most important thing is.

The exchange rate between refined iron and wood is only 1:5!

According to the current market price.

Mo Fei could infer that the difficulty of collecting wood was lower than that of collecting stone.

As for this fine iron.

Judging from its rarity alone, its collection difficulty should be higher than that of stone!

Moreover, the resources of refined iron might be even harder to find!

Because throughout the whole day, the ants sent by Mo Fei did not find any fine iron resources.

Such a rare material.

The stall owner of this [Dwarf House] only offered a 1:5 ratio for exchanging wood!

Mo Fei instantly felt like he had made a fortune.

So, these refined irons were just put on the shelves. Did I get a bargain?