Alchemy-you can make medicine that can instantly restore blue blood, and you can also drink 5 bottles of experience every day in your dreams.
Chef-the medicine made is for meditation. It is more useful to restore a basket of red medicine every second, such as moonlight liqueur.
Collecting herbs-this is entirely for alchemists and chefs, but most people prefer to buy them at auction. It takes some time to collect medicine, and medicine is not very expensive.
If you have some money, you don't have to do it yourself You can buy medicine directly at the auction house. None of these medicines are very expensive now.
Other sub-industries also make equipment:
Craft-being a deputy
Armor-make clothes, hats, shoulder pads, wristbands, shoes and pants.
Weapons make weapons.
Jewelry makes necklaces and rings.
Another sideline is animal trainer-catching special BBs. Some BBs in the copy of non-habitat valley need this skill to catch, such as night feather, broken dream and little witch.
The most unsatisfactory sideline of ghost design is abnormal proficiency. Herb picking, alchemy and cooking are all possible, which is relatively easy to realize and the materials can be upgraded at once. But things like equipment and animal trainers make people feel that upgrading is out of reach.
For example, armor 1 level to level 2 requires 200 proficiency, that is, 200 pieces of equipment are needed, and the cost is not small, not to mention low-level equipment, unless your area is new, but the new area is more expensive. Animal trainers need 300+ proficiency from 1 level to level 2. You can't get proficiency in catching a baby, but you have to hatch eggs or do the task of feeding the baby. When hatching a white egg, you get 1 point, and the green egg gets 2 points. You should hatch it well. ...
If you are free, you can choose what you like to learn. You can make some money by making advanced and good equipment, and you can also make money by catching blue BB.