Jiayi rode his bicycle back home, not caring about people's envious and curious eyes.

It took him about a month to make a bicycle, and most of it was spent on bearings and tires. But after the first one was made, the one behind it would be much faster.

But he did not continue to make bicycles. The main reason is that this kind of handmade bicycle takes too much time and the cost remains high. It can be said that ordinary rules may not be willing to buy it. The price of buying such a bicycle is almost more than a luxury carriage.

After all, is it purely handmade? And it is made by the Future Mage.

He just published a paper on the bearings, tires and bicycles, and then sent a drawing to the Valoca Chamber of Commerce and was not in charge. He built bicycles more for fun and venting his energy that Jia Yi had nowhere to play.

Later, Dai'er and the others asked Jiayi to make a car for them, but they didn't agree. They just threw the drawings to them and let them build them themselves. With Dai'er and his strength, it might be slower to make than Jiayi, but there was no problem at all.

However, Daier and his bike have not been built yet, so they can only ride Jiayi's bike, or learn it. They have not learned this kind of bike for the first time and have not learned it yet. Flower is better. After all, after studying the Knight course, the balance is better.

Im will have a holiday today.

Jiayi rode his bike back. This was not the first time he rode home. After installing tires on his bike, he rode back to town. He said that it was to test the performance of the tires, but in fact he wanted to show off in town.

However, there are still very few people in the town who know bicycles. He rode his bicycle and saw more confused eyes, as if he was wondering what this was.

Although he rode the bike home, he did not tell his family that it was made by himself. Im was a good interface. He only said that the teacher bought it from a long distance and rode it by himself. It was hard for him to give his family a bicycle. Although it was nothing to him, it was still too high-profile compared to the town.

Jiayi still put himself in a relatively weak position, but he didn't know that he was already well-known among the mage group.

......

Bernardrongen Primary Mage Education College, Im's alma mater, here, each Mage subscribes to several journals. Although some of them are too high-end, they must also understand them.

Here, the most popular ones are magic applications such as "Witcher Monthly", "Magic Strange Things", "Alchemy Manufacturing", and "Pharmacist". Because this type of zá zhi is better understood, it is generally the specific application of magic or the method of manufacturing objects, which can be easily practiced. For these wizards who are still studying in schools, the level is just right.

Early in the morning, Aiwei came to the school's newspaper room and lingered the thick stack of his subscriptions, which was about 7 or 8 copies. These were not ordered by him alone, but were ordered by them in a small group. Each of them discussed subscribing to a copy that he was most interested in, and then everyone communicated and read.

A copy of the paper is not cheap. In addition to printing costs, the bulk is still the transportation costs. Moreover, the reviewers who review and submit papers are at least white robes, and several top zodiacs also have special legendary zodiac auditors. Although most of these reviewers are part-time and semi-obligated, it is impossible for the zázhi Society to say nothing.

After all, gay love always retreats.

All of these determine that it is impossible to be cheap. In order to prevent himself from being disconnected from the mage society, the mage has to subscribe to at least 3 or 5 copies. In order to save costs, most of them are ordered together.

Im and the others have also subscribed to several copies, but their living place is too remote and they have to go to the provincial capital every two weeks to get it themselves.

Ive had a breakfast, and came to the shade of the lakeside trees on campus. There was no class for the rest today, and a few of their classmates or friends would gather together to study and discuss. Every time a new one came out, it would be like this.

When he arrived by the lake, no one else came, so he sat down by himself, opened it and looked.

The first thing I saw was the magical object. He was most interested in this because the requirements for raw materials were lower. After all, it was for the mage at the bottom. The production of magical items is not like potions. If the potions fail, they will be scrapped. However, except for some small parts of the materials, most of the metal materials can be repeated. If they are broken, they can be re-smelted.

So for people like Ivy, making magical items is a good means to subsidize themselves, so that they will be most interested in magical objects.

Although magical objects and alchemy manufacturing are both about the creation of magical objects, the former focuses more on creativity, while the latter focuses more on technology, with different focuses.

"Ivey, you're still here so early." As he said that, a sleepy man sat next to Ivey, with a piece of bread in his hand and a layer of honey on it.

"Warst, this is your "Pharmacist". Remember to wash your hands before reading the book." Avi said without raising his head, pointing directly at the zázhi placed beside him.

Worst didn't care. Everyone had been together for so long, and everyone knew their personality. He swallowed the bread in his hand in a few bites, condensed a ball of water out of thin air, washed his hands, and then a burst of heat from his hands, dryed his hands, and sat down to read the book.

Ivey looked up at Worst and said, "You shouldn't abuse magic like this. Magic is not used to do these trivial things."

"You, just your mind is too rigid. Is there no dust removal technique in magic? Is there no preservation technique? We should make full use of magic in our lives, rather than offering respectfully."

"If you are not pious to magic, magic will not take the initiative to help you."

Although the two have different opinions, these words are more like boring complaints, and neither of them expect to convince each other. The most important thing is to seek common ground while reserving differences between people. It is impossible to expect to be completely like-minded and have the same interests, and it is impossible to be like this even in love.

"Do you have any new stuff on it?" Worst asked while flipping through the zázhi.

"I haven't seen it, most of them have no new ideas, or they are of no use to us. For example, in the beginning, the flying array of airships is improved. Can we afford to build airships? The remaining few have changed the existing magic props to several magic arrays. I haven't seen the rest yet." Aiwei replied.

"These improvements are not very useful, or the materials are too expensive, and at most they can only be considered novel, but there is no breakthrough." Worst glanced at the paper pointed out by Ivey and talked about it randomly.

He actually didn't know the papers that Aiwei said, after all, he didn't read them carefully. Moreover, he was good at making potions and was not proficient in the production of magical items. But seeing that Aiwei couldn't say it well, he followed the most random talk and seemed to have said a lot, but they were all general and answered by Panjin Oil.

Ive glanced at him and didn't say anything. He knew that these papers were not as bad as Worst said, but compared to his own level, he was not strong enough for himself - not only magical strength, but also capital. Some more general theories are OK, but it is not realistic to make money with this.

He continued to flip down the pages and suddenly saw a unique car with only two wheels. He felt that he couldn't stand firmly. He didn't care at first, thinking it was a special magic car, but when he saw that the name seemed familiar, he continued to watch it.

"Can such a car run? There is also this Jiayi very familiar." Avi said to himself.

Worst heard it and said, "Jiayi? Isn't that the second author who invented the charcoal filtration method?"

"It turned out to be him. He was the one who invented the pen. It is really easy to use and durable, except that it is a little expensive."

"What's wrong with him?" Jian saw that Ive suddenly mentioned Jiayi, Worst was very curious.

Ivey said he handed the zázhi to Woster and said, "He invented a car, look."

Worst took it over: "He invented it again. It's okay for the pen. The charcoal filtration technique he and I have always invented is now an important technology in pharmacy. But it's been several years since this paper has only been in the second row now, but it's not too many."

"Do you know how old he is?"

Before Worst could answer, he continued, "He is still a magic apprentice and is only in his 10s now."

"So young? Still a magic apprentice? How do you know?"

"I went to the Council's registration database to check. I have a junior who is an association staff member. He is a newly registered association member and a magic apprentice. When he invented the pen a few years ago, it seemed that he had just learned magic not long ago."

"Ah, I really didn't expect that the pen must have made a lot of money. Now, except for some old antiques, I use pens. Damn, there are two papers in the future, and he actually published three papers at a time."
Chapter completed!