If they had such strength, they wouldn't do such deception and be despised by others.

So when they saw what was said on the World Channel and thought about the quality problems of the goods they sold, they all shrank in fear.

It was as if the person who was chopped up and fed to the dogs was not someone else but himself.

It turns out that since these people got a lot of orders from the Merchant Alliance, everyone's little life has been enjoyable.

After all, compared with the tight living and tight living before, my current life is definitely extremely rich.

Even though their products are not very expensive, they are only about half the price of Merchant Alliance.

But in fact, their profits are at least several times greater than those of the merchant alliance.

Because the quality of Merchant Alliance is at least several times that of theirs, and labor costs are not included in this.

For example, for a senior blacksmith like Tang Yan, if most people ask him to forge weapons, even the most common weapon would probably cost enough to buy some high-end weapons.

But there are still people who want to visit him and ask him to help him build a truly unique weapon.

Because everyone knows in their hearts that the weapons made by Tang Yan's strength, even the lowest level ones, will be of much better quality than the high-end weapons sold by other merchants.

This is the great thing about blacksmiths. Using different techniques, they can forge metals with poor quality into materials of excellent quality.

Many people may also say that any blacksmith can refine this kind of forging, right?

Just by processing it a few more times, the impurities in the ore will naturally be removed, and what is left will naturally be a fine product.

There is indeed nothing wrong with this, but if it is really that simple, then why are there blacksmiths divided into junior, intermediate, and senior masters?

Just take a piece of ore as an example. If you want to create a weapon, an ordinary blacksmith may need 500 near iron ore to create a so-called peerless weapon.

If an intermediate blacksmith were to take charge of it at this time, this unique weapon might only require 300 kilograms of iron ore.

Finally, there is Tang Yan, the top blacksmith in the sky island world.

If he were to build the same weapon, he might be able to make it with 100 kilograms of iron ore.

Let's make a judgment, and you can know the difference between advanced and junior with a little comparison.

For the same weapon, the materials required by a senior blacksmith can be reduced several times.

But don't underestimate the difference of several times. If it is an ordinary weapon, there may be no difference.

Because the most basic iron ore is still easy to mine in the empty island world.

But when it comes to some rare precious metals and other ores, it is rare even in the sky island world.

At this time, just finding a piece of material requires a lot of effort.

Not to mention mining on a scale of several hundred kilograms or thousands of kilograms.

And the most important point is that no matter what blacksmith, forging weapons is not 100% successful.

Sometimes the level is a little lower, or the fire control is weaker, or the frequency of knocking is lower, which may cause the final level of the weapon.

Even if there is no damage, the level may be much lower than originally expected, which is definitely a big discount.

If you don't have much materials in the first place, and you encounter this kind of abnormal performance, then it is very likely that the materials will be wasted this time, and the weapons will not be forged.

If you want to find the same metal mine again, the time it may take is unknown.

By then, if you find a forging master of Tang Yan's level, such problems will naturally be reduced a lot.

Putting aside Tang Yan's level, the chance of problems with weapons crafted by him is still very small.

To put it bluntly, Tang Yan failed and wasted the metal ore it sent.

But as I said just now, if you find a low-level blacksmith to build this peerless weapon, you will need at least 2-3 times more materials than Tang Yan.

This is still the case with the most common iron ore. The more precious the metal, the higher the level of weapons, the more skills and ores are required.

At this time, the multiples of materials used by low-level blacksmiths and high-level blacksmiths may not necessarily exceed dozens of times.

Even if the investment is only a few times each time, the factors of failure add up.

Therefore, junior blacksmiths have failed more times, and naturally use more than ten times and hundreds of times more materials than senior blacksmiths.

At this time, if you have enough materials and money, it won't matter.

But if you don’t have enough materials and only have a limited amount, then finding Tang Yan will naturally have a higher chance of success.

Because the same material is available to the junior blacksmith, and there is probably only one chance.

Once it fails, it's completely over.

But with Tang Yan, a senior blacksmith, these materials can be used to create it at least three times.

No matter how unlucky Tang Yan is, if he only succeeds once out of three times, the people who seek him to build it will not lose money.

And when I say not losing money here, I still mean that the junior blacksmith is extremely lucky and succeeds in making it in the first try.

Otherwise, if the opponent fails to build it continuously, as long as Tang Yan succeeds, he will naturally kill the opponent instantly.

In addition to the loss of materials, the more advanced the equipment, the more time it takes to build it.

Let a junior blacksmith create a high-level equipment, let alone the success rate and the amount of materials consumed.

We will leave aside the question of whether we have the skills to build equipment of this level.

All are assumed to be that the junior blacksmith has enough ability to complete this weapon.

But the time required is likely to be an astronomical figure.

Even when Tang Yan made Lu Bu's Fangtian Painted Halberd, it took several months.

You must know that Tang Yan is one of the few high-level blacksmiths in Sky Island World.

Even his strength would take several months to forge day and night.

If a junior blacksmith were to forge this weapon, even if it could be successful, the time spent would be at least several times that of Tang Yan.

It can take at least one year, and at most it can take three to five years.

If we really wait for this weapon to come out, the day lily may be cold.

Because there are battles happening every day in this empty island world, the demand for weapons is also getting higher day by day.

Especially a high-level weapon, when the two sides start a war, it may be the key to victory or defeat.

At this time, others spent a lot of money to hire people to build this high-level weapon.
Chapter completed!