As the black fog gradually dissipated.

Fang Mo once again returned to the MC Overworld.

After the first few experiences, Fang Mo didn't sigh anything, just got up from the bed with ease, and then checked his territory.

As for Steve......

Of course, I went to the warehouse to change clothes as always, and then went to the ground to mine.

Previously, when he was in the Hokage World, Fang Mo picked out the Uchiha Obito's writing wheel eye, and accidentally pulled out the module that contained the World Box, so now it is just right for Steve to go out to find the boundary stone, and when the time comes, he will have a few more World Boxes to play.

If this thing can be realistic, then there will be more sassy operations that you can play.

However, although it is a boundary stone, this thing is not rare.

Even on the surface stones of the alpine biomes, this thing will occasionally spawn out.

In addition, if you really can't find it, you can also use emerald and pink dye to craft, although it sounds quite unreliable, but it actually does.

In about half a day, Steve came back with most of the boundary stones.

Fang Mo stood in front of the workbench and recalled the method of this thing for a moment, placing the boundary stone on the workbench along with the trapped box, and then placing a circle of white carpets.

Soon, one of the smallest world chests was made.

Immediately after that, Fang Mo placed the box of this world on the workbench, put the upper boundary stone, surrounded the yellow carpet, and then took out the small box of the world.

And so on.

After non-stop nesting doll synthesis.

Fang Mo finally obtained a world chest as black as ink, and its internal volume was 11×11×11 tiles.

In fact, if you think about it carefully, this capacity is not large in reality.

However, the World Box has a very special function.

That is, they can be stacked on top of each other.

If there is another World Chest within the transfer range of a World Chest, then all the World Chests inside it will take effect at the same time at the moment of transfer.

It's a setting like an infinite nesting doll.

If you place a World Box at the edge of each of the other three directions of the transfer range, you can triple the internal volume, and so on, if you keep placing World Chests in the new transfer area, you can extend the transfer space almost infinitely.

Although settings such as nesting dolls are easy to criticize, this thing is really easy to use.

As long as the location of the boxes is relatively reasonable, then Fang Mo can really transfer an entire villa, manor, or even an entire castle in the real world to his own box.

Good guys, the art of multiplying the world boxes is right?

Fake otaku benefits: Three-dimensional women who don't know each other at all, with disgusting smirks, maliciously cover up content on reading sites or follow-up sites in the form of advertisements, and attract the attention of otaku with revealing clothes.

True Otaku Benefits: No matter where you are or what hardships you encounter, as long as you open the box, you can return to the harbor called home, and soothe your almost depleted soul with cold Coke, air conditioning, new fans, figurines, and paper figures.

This is one of the very few mods that Fang Mo can play throughout.

To pass the time, Fang Mo almost hollowed out the mountains around him, and consumed a lot of emeralds and pink dyes.

And the final result is that he made hundreds of the largest world boxes, and then directly used his own home to experiment, after several mistakes, he finally succeeded in including his entire home into the scope of the world box, only to see Steve gently shift the right click, the entire home disappeared in an instant.

Instead, it was an unconventional and neat pit that went four or five squares underground.

"Aha, let's travel."

Seeing this scene, Fang Mo also left this area happily.

Then he was really a traveling player, so he opened the box when it got dark, then went home to eat and sleep, and when he woke up, he closed the box and continued his journey with Steve.

After walking for about a hundred thousand tiles, Fang Mo found a village.

As we all know, the villagers in the MC world, in fact, are two completely different creatures from the well-known game NPCs, the villagers of the MC are just a kind of biological entities that can't think, can't speak, and don't have any IQ, except for being able to trade and mate, this kind of creature is no different from the pigs, cows and sheep in the game.

Fang Mo walked around a little and found that the villagers here were indeed as cheating as always.

Six emeralds for a pair of leather pants?

Hehe, that's good.

The moment Fang Mo saw this trade request, he directly smiled and ordered Steve to take out the ender tool, grab the lovely villager, and throw it into the Soul Furnace.

You know, the setting of the craftsman's soul is ......

When smelting villagers with the Soul Furnace, there is a chance to produce molten emeralds.

So Fang Mole grabbed a group of villagers, and then pushed them into the furnace of the craftsman's soul to burn, and soon obtained some molten emeralds, and then used gem casting molds to take them out and use them.

I saw these villagers let out a strange snort in the furnace, and it didn't take long for them to fall to the ground and die violently.

The damage inflicted on them by the Soul Forges was quickly transformed into a large pile of blood, and molten emeralds, which were poured into emeralds and blood clotting balls, respectively.

It didn't take long for only a few people to be left in the village.

Fang Mo was reluctant to kill them anymore.

The rest of the villagers traded quite well, a pile of paper for an emerald, or a bunch of potatoes for an emerald, or something.

With the bamboo module, the paper thing is really rotten.

After all, a few bamboos can make a box of paper.

As for the potatoes...... After installing Panmas and Craftsman's Soul, this thing can directly harvest the 3×3 range with a right-click with the Craftsman's Soul's scythe, and it will also be automatically sown, which is also a convenient batch.

After thinking about it for a while, Fang Mo decided to live here for a while.

So he opened the World Box and transferred his territory next to the village.

Didn't you say it before, because a person is really a little boring, so Fang Mo plans to study graduate electricity or something, the zombie pigman tower has been built before, although it is a little unstable, but it can be used anyway, and at present, his gold and carrion are completely lacking.

And at this moment, Fang Mo saw Ju...... Villagers, of course he doesn't plan to let go of this good thing.

Brush iron machine, soap factory, crematorium, or something, must not be arranged in a hurry?

The first is the iron brushing machine.

The principle of this thing is actually very simple, it is nothing more than the mechanism of using the villagers' fear of zombies.

When the villagers encounter zombies, they are like creepers who encounter ocelots, in short, they are desperately trying to escape, and then they will feel fear and the like, and when the villagers are afraid, a special area of the village will refresh an iron golem out of thin air to protect the villagers.

Once an iron golem dies, it will drop several iron ingots.

So as long as you simplify the process, let the villagers live in the same room as the zombies, and then kill the iron golem the moment it spawns, collect its drops, and automate the whole process, then the iron farming machine is complete.

The next step is how to optimize the pipeline so that it is more efficient and has a smaller footprint.

The iron brushing machine is very easy to do.

It didn't take long for Fang Mo to get one.

Although the efficiency is not full, he does not lack time, and it is good to optimize it slowly in the future.

And after that.

Fang Mo was going to study Os...... Uh, brush the emerald machine.

Originally, Fang Mo planned to breed villagers in batches and then push them into the furnace to be burned, but later found that this was too inefficient, so he changed his thinking.

The Forge of Craftsman's Soul burns the villagers, not killing the villagers to give emeralds.

Instead, each time a villager is damaged, there is a chance that a molten emerald will spawn in the furnace, as well as a small amount of blood.

Then this is very simple, Fang Mo directly sent Steve out to find the fountain of life.

This is a special item in a lot of biome mods.,Directly translated, it should actually be called Holy Spring.,But for some reason, it's translated into a hot spring by the Chinese mod.。

It is characterized by a clear liquid of brilliant blue color, which regenerates health upon contact with a biological entity.

The regeneration effect of the Holy Fountain in so many biomes is so powerful that it can't be said to be able to beat the hot springs in all the rest of the mods.

But the only downside to this thing is that it ......

It's just too rare.

Tons of biome mods add nearly 100 different terrains to the game, but only in the two types of terrains, 'Alpine Foothills' and 'Enchanted Forest', will the Holy Fountain be born.

Fortunately, Fang Mo had enough patience.

After spending a few more days, Fang Mo found a pool full of holy springs in the cave of a huge snow-capped mountain.

So he built a hot spring for himself.

By the way, scoop out a bucket and find a way to develop a villager perpetual motion machine.

I saw that Fang Mo made a layer of Craftsman Soul Forge, and then made a hot spring pool in front of it to restore blood, and then threw the villagers into the Craftsman Soul Forge through the water flow, or slime passages and other things, sealing other exits, and arranging zombie overseers on both sides of the Craftsman Soul Furnace.

In this way, after the villagers fell into the Craftsman's Soul Furnace, they were immediately frightened when they saw the zombies, and then quickly fled.

The villagers were being smelted in the Soul Forge as they ran, and every pore of their bodies was spraying emerald water...... No, it's molten emeralds, and when these villagers come out of the Craftsman's Soul Furnace, they are basically burned half to death, and then they take a hot spring and come back to life with full blood.

Wait until these villagers are full of blood.

Once again, they will be pulled away by the transport lane to experience the next roller coaster, the haunted house adventure of the Craftsman's Forge and the hot springs for leisure and wellness.

Fang Mo calls it efficient.

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