The live broadcast room became a sea of ​​joy, but the Baigongmen trial ground was completely silent.

If emotions could be embodied, everyone must have strings of black threads hanging over their heads at this moment, and everyone would be shrouded in huge confusion - how did this person get in?

As mentioned before, although not everyone in the Piaomiao Continent is a cultivator, there are simple cultivation techniques everywhere, and there are also casual cultivators who specialize in self-cultivation and longevity classes for ordinary mortals.

In other words, as long as you are determined to get started, it is not difficult to get started, otherwise Baigongmen would not add such an entrance test.

This is because the Baigong Sect is not as good as before and the threshold is not high. For those famous sects such as Yongritian in the north, the entry standard has been set to the middle stage of foundation building or above.

Zhu Changyang, on the other hand, is neither a young boy who has not yet enlightened, but also looks like he actively wants to join the Baigong Sect, but he has no cultivation at all!

Isn’t this too lazy? Didn’t you study at all before?

And, has Baigongmen’s bottom line fallen so low?

Faced with so many questioning looks, Chang Fengchi had a drop of cold sweat on his forehead. In the end, he could only laugh twice: "Haha, I just think you guys have some ideas. What if..."

"..."

Really couldn't bear to look at this stupid son anymore, Chang Chunbu silently turned his head back.

The faces of the other elders also twitched slightly.

This young sect leader really leaves people speechless.

At the same time, Shi Hou in the audience also secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Zhu Changyang and Jun Su came together, and when they saw Jun Su's outstanding performance, he was worried that Zhu Changyang would also be an unexpected threat.

In the end, it was really unexpected, but it was just an unexpected joke.

Shi Hou was determined and calculated again. If Zhu Changyang was out of luck, he would still have a chance.

Although the grade of Jun Su's work is higher than his, the sword spike is only an auxiliary magic weapon after all, and the refining is simpler than the weapon. Overall, it may not be much better than his.

What's more, he is the only person who has signed up this time and is in the golden elixir stage with dual spiritual roots.

If he had known earlier, he would not have hidden his strength during refining. In order to hinder those behind him, he used only the best materials. Not all of the best materials were suitable, and refining was also difficult, which affected some of his performance...

All kinds of thoughts flashed through Shi Hou's mind, and he was thinking about how to defeat Jun Su later, and he didn't take Zhu Changyang into consideration at all.

Others also lost their expectations for Zhu Changyang's works.

A person with a low level of cultivation may be able to refine a transcendent magical weapon, but without a level of cultivation, there is no "method". No matter how ingenious he is, he is just a mortal craftsman.

The deacons and elders wanted to announce the results directly, but considering the face of the young sect leader, they decided to go ahead with the process.

Picking up the last piece of work, the elder was even more speechless. Although Jun Su's sword spike was rough and barely had a shape, this one left him completely clueless.

This is a cylinder slightly thicker than your wrist, about six inches long, and seems to be made of iron, with a small bulge in the middle.

One end of the cylinder is sealed, and the other end is covered with a piece of polished glass. Through the clear glass, you can see a silver funnel inside, with a small glass in the center.

Needless to say, I have never seen this craft before. Looking at its shape, could it be... a glass-headed hammer?

A hammer is just a hammer, what's the use of all this bells and whistles?

At this time, the deacon elders were 100% sure that there was no spiritual power on this item and it was a completely mortal weapon.

It was already half dark, and the elder deacon just wanted to get off work as soon as possible. He didn't even have any luck with his spiritual power, so he just knocked the item that seemed to be a hammer hastily on the trial stone.

As expected, the trial stone didn't react at all, but the hammer didn't break, because there was no spiritual power at all, which would not cause the trial stone to reverberate.

At this time, Zhu Changyang finally ran up to the front and said, "Elder, you are mistaken. This is not how it is used."

The elder deacon was about to put down the hammer, but he stopped when he heard this and said patiently: "Oh, how should I use it?"

But in my heart I was very dissatisfied. If I changed the usage, wouldn't it still be an ordinary weapon?

Zhu Changyang pointed to the raised part in the middle of the cylinder, "Push the button in the middle."

The elder deacon didn't know what the "button" meant, but he understood the meaning, so he pushed the small bump in the middle as he was told.

There was only a soft "click" sound, and the glazed head of the cylinder flashed, suddenly bursting out with a bright white beam of light.

The glass head was facing forward, and the beam of light hit a candidate's face. The candidate's eyes were caught off guard, and he almost instinctively raised his hand to block it, and exclaimed: "Ah, it's so bright!"

At the same time, everyone on the field widened their eyes: ??????!!

What's this?

Jun Su on the side also blinked, with a look of interest on his face: "Hey!"

"What, what is this?" The elder deacon looked stunned, "How can it glow?!"

Chang Chunwu, who had remained motionless throughout the whole process, could not hold back for the first time and walked over, "Let me see."

She took the hammer from the hands of the elder deacon, and upon touching it, she confirmed that the hammer indeed had no spiritual power. When she looked at the glowing glass, there was clearly no flame, and this was obviously not the light of a flame.

Chang Chunwu grabbed the cylinder and turned it around. As it turned, the light beam emitted from the glass head also changed its direction, shining where it pointed.

Her face became more and more surprised. Thinking of the operation that Zhu Changyang had just taught the deacon elder, she also tried to push the "button" on the cylinder.

There was a soft "click" sound and the light beam disappeared.

"Ta", light up.

"Ta", dark down.

"Ta", it lights up again.

From the audience, Zhu Changyang watched the leader playing with the buttons: "..."

After pressing this several times, Chang Chunwu finally confirmed that the "button" on the cylinder was where the light source was controlled.

But how did this light appear?

She looked at Zhu Changyang, not hiding her surprise: "What is this? Why does it glow?"

Zhu Changyang did not try to be mysterious and said with a smile: "This is a flashlight."

Changchun Don’t be confused: “Flashlight?”

When the elder deacon picked up the glazed-headed hammer, the [Piaomiao Continent] live broadcast room was already flooded with barrages.

But unlike the surprise and confusion in the world of cultivation, this place is a patch of grass.

【?????Am I right? Is this a flashlight?】

[What is the elder doing? Do you think it is a hammer? How do you use it to knock? 】

[Open it, open it, fuck, it’s really a flashlight! 】

[The elder’s expression makes me laugh to death, dementia jpg]

[Awesome, you actually made a flashlight. This is a bit of a sideshow. It’s interesting. Maybe the anchor can really kill a bloody path.]

[I’m more curious, how did he come up with this thing? And where does the electricity come from?]

The netizen is so powerful that a knowledgeable person immediately found out the picture of him taking the high-quality waste rock before, zoomed in and had a guess.

[Damn, those waste rocks seem to be ores! The light was too dark and I couldn’t see clearly at the time. Look at the place I circled. There is a white and transparent one. This is quartz crystal. This is how his light bulb should come from. 】

[Niphi, you are refining your own ore? What about electricity? 】

[I remembered, didn’t he take salt and flour before? In addition to pancakes, those things also have a less popular use - making alkaline dry batteries. 】

【Is this okay???】

【Ah, this is an unimagined road!】

【……………………The anchor is fine, I’m following this live broadcast!】

The world of cultivation is so developed that the night is also dark.

On the night of registration, Zhu Changyang found it very inconvenient to look for materials by light of a fire, so he initially decided to get a light bulb.

Very close to the speculation of netizens, he found the main material for making electric lamps from raw ore.

The raw material for glass is the easiest to obtain, and common white quartz sand can be used to make it. Zhu Changyang directly used crystal blocks found in waste rocks, crushed them and smelted them using the vacuum and normal pressure method, and then blew the glass liquid into the light bulb mold.

The filament material is also easy to obtain. Useable carbon filaments can be made by baking bamboo. However, Zhu Changyang detected tungsten in the ore and directly used tungsten filament in one step. It has better brightness and is more resistant to high temperatures.

With the addition of vacuuming equipment in the workshop, the biggest problem with light bulbs is solved.

To have a light bulb, you also need electricity. There are many ways to obtain electricity. The simplest one is actually to make a voltaic pile, but it requires a large volume and the current is not stable.

After thinking about it, Zhu Changyang decided to simply get a dry battery and make it into a flashlight.

He asked for salt and flour from the kitchen. Salt and carbon dioxide, and ammonia could be synthesized by Hou's alkali-making method to synthesize ammonium chloride. Then he added flour to make a paste and applied it to a cylinder made of zinc. The cylinder was filled with manganese dioxide and graphite powder.

, put the carbon rod in the center.

In this way, dry batteries are also available.

As for the casing of the flashlight, it is simpler, with galvanized iron.

The rest is assembly. The working principle of the earliest old-fashioned flashlight is not complicated, and Zhu Changyang can draw the drawings from memory.

Unfortunately, the advanced automation equipment in the workshop cannot be used yet, and only basic ones can be used. Many aspects of production have to be made by hand, which takes a lot of time.

No matter what, it finally worked out.

Judging from the results, his strategy is undoubtedly correct.
To be continued...