Erin felt that even among the many bizarre ideas that Yu Sheng had shared, this latest thought was too outlandish.
However, there was a certain wicked charm to every idea he suggested that made it hard to ignore.
After the initial shock and amazement, the little doll found herself irresistibly intrigued by this "creative" notion.
Despite how absurd and strange it seemed—so far removed from the "basic rules of doll-making" and "alchemy theory"—she wondered if it might be worth a try… after all, what harm could there be in trying?
"You see? You think it's a good idea too," Yu Sheng said, noticing the shift in Erin's expression, and he instantly felt smug.
"It's not just the skeleton that can use rebar. I’ll also try to see if I can cast a full set of parts out of cement. Mixing that with blood is way easier than lotus root..."
Erin looked momentarily stunned, then after a moment of hesitation, she quietly asked, "Isn't that a bit too far-fetched?"
Yu Sheng replied earnestly, "Clay is soil, and concrete is also soil. That's how I see it."
Erin: "... Is that so?"
"I really should have gone to the construction materials market when I went out shopping," Yu Sheng lamented slightly.