One skill point per second, I turn fireballs into forbidden spells.

Chapter 23: Inventorying the Loot, Platinum Necromancer Greatsword!

Lin Yi's job change was simple and unpretentious, lacking any distinctive features.

It refers to the increase in fixed attribute points gained with each level up, from 1 point to 2 points.

Furthermore, the increased Spirit attribute points provide a stronger effect on magic damage and mana regeneration compared to the first job advancement.

Although I already knew that I would get a new active skill and a new passive skill after the second job advancement.

However, the two skills I unlocked were clearly quite mediocre.

I got Fireball in my first job advancement and Frostbolt in my second.

Fire and ice magic are the most common specializations among mages on the entire planet Earth.

Because most people obtain the corresponding skills in the first and second job advancements.

In an environment where skills are so difficult to acquire.

Naturally, most people have no choice but to become either fire mages or ice mages.

Then, once all the skill points are invested, it becomes even more difficult to switch to another skill tree later.

However, Lin Yi did not dislike the skills Frostbolt and Mana Shield.

Because any skill, as long as it's a skill.

In his hands, everything becomes exceptionally valuable!
After successfully changing jobs.

Lin Yi opened his personal panel and allocated all the attribute points he gained after the upgrade to the Spirit attribute.

Seventh-tier magic is a major drain on mana.

Not to mention the subsequent eighth-tier magic, and even forbidden spells.

It is foreseeable that once his passive skill [Divine Grace Chant], which speeds up casting, is upgraded to level nine, he will definitely be able to instantly cast forbidden spells.

At that time, Lin Yi didn't want to become a clumsy mage without mana to cast spells after the free casting effect of [Mana Storm] disappeared.

After the points were added, Lin Yi's stats underwent a near-qualitative change compared to two days ago.

Lin Yi

[Class: Intermediate Mage (2nd Job Advancement)]

Specializations: Fire (primary), Storm (primary), Frost (secondary)

[Level: LV.39 (4.30%)]

[HP: 410/410]

[Mana: 39620/39620]

【Strength: 41】

[Agility: 41]

【Spirit: 566】

[Physique: 41]

[Endurance: 41]

[Talent: Gift of the Gods (SSS)]

[Assignable attribute points: 0]

[Available skill points: 312685]

[General Skill: All-Seeing Eye]

[Class Passive Skills: Mana Storm (Passive), Divine Grace Chant (Passive), Mana Shield (Passive)]

【职业主动技能：火焰系（1~7阶法术）、风暴系（1~7阶法术）、寒冰系（1阶法术）】

After completing his job change, Lin Yi leveled up nine times, including a huge amount of experience from the mutated Necromancer Knight and the experience he gained from instantly killing a large number of undead soldiers.

These experiences were not lost after the level restrictions were lifted.

Lin Yi's total mana pool had barely reached three or four thousand points after using alchemical potions.

It surged to nearly 40,000 points.

Even without relying on the free casting of [Mana Storm], Lin Yi can now cast three or four seventh-tier spells using his own mana.

After acquiring the two new professional skills, Lin Yi checked his skill point balance.

It was just a little short of getting both skills to level seven.

However, Lin Yi was not in a hurry.

His harvest this time was much greater than in the Howling Forest.

After all, the level of the mutated Death Knight is what it is, and the items it drops will definitely fetch a good price.

With that thought in mind, Lin Yi walked out of the Job Change Sanctuary.

Then I went home.

It is noon.

On the table at home were three or four of Lin Yi's favorite dishes, as well as a note left by his mother.

"If the food gets cold, just heat it up in the microwave." "Your homeroom teacher came to see you this morning, saying it's urgent and concerns your future. Remember to go ask what it is."

Lin Yi's father, Lin Guodong, works in a mine. He doesn't work from dawn till dusk, but each time he goes down the mine, he usually works for seven or eight hours.

Going up and down the mine shaft is too troublesome, and frequent entry and exit would actually waste a lot of time.

The mother, Xu Qingfang, was a teacher, but she wasn't a professional; the courses she taught were just ordinary cultural courses.

Lin Yi had long been used to his parents not coming home for lunch and only being able to get together in the evening.

After finishing his meal, Lin Yi returned to his room.

He took out everything that the Death Knight Rivendell had dropped from his personal storage space.

First, there are a dozen or so pieces of equipment.

Unfortunately, none of these equipment are usable by mages.

Lin Yi checked the quality; there were eight or nine silver-grade items and three gold-grade items.

And the last one, Platinum grade.

It just so happens to be the same black greatsword that Rivendell was holding earlier.

Necromantic Rune Greatsword

[Type: Weapon (Two-Handed)]

Grade: Platinum

[Equipment Level: LV.60]

[Equippable for: Warrior and Knight class advancements]

Weight: 29.3kg

Physical Attack Power +845

【Strength +97】

[Endurance +88]

[Durability: 100/100]

[Special Effect: Plague Corruption]

[Upon hitting a target, there is a 10% chance to inflict Plague, dealing 200 Dark damage per second for 30 seconds. This effect can stack up to 5 times.]

Lin Yi had never seen other level 60 equipment and weapons, so he naturally didn't know whether the attributes of this two-handed greatsword were good.

However, he knew that weapons with special effects would not be cheap.

However, this is precisely what frustrates Lin Yi the most.

Because he has three other gold-level pieces of equipment, he cannot make a move right now.

This is the world of Earth after I traveled there.

The Great Xia Dynasty's control over the equipment of all professionals can be described as extremely strict.

Equipment of Silver grade or higher is strictly prohibited by the Great Xia government from entering the market for professional players.

Once discovered, the source will be traced back to its origin.

This is actually the same logic behind the gun ban in the Great Xia Dynasty on Earth in my previous life.

Equipment is the easiest external means for ordinary people, or even those with ulterior motives, to enhance their own strength.

A person with a very low level and low skill points.

If he were given a full set of excellent equipment, he could cause tremendous damage.

Therefore, apart from high-ranking officials and special organizations such as military professionals stationed in base cities, other professionals who merely possess equipment of silver level or higher have already violated the law.

Once discovered, severe punishment will be imposed.

Of course, this doesn't mean that professionals who obtain these high-quality equipment should just let them rot in their hands.

The authorities have opened a dedicated recycling channel.

The official Xia Dynasty will buy back any good equipment you obtain at a high price.

It's a really high price, the kind that will definitely satisfy you.

Therefore, most professionals have no complaints.

However, the reason Lin Yi couldn't sell these items was that, given his current level and theoretical strength, he couldn't explain to the authorities where these items came from.

If he found it himself, then there's more to explain.

Lin Yi hates trouble.

Therefore, Lin Yi planned to store these equipment in his personal space until his strength, as revealed on paper, was strong enough.

If we were to take action against these things at that point, the officials wouldn't question us at all.

Lin Yi put the three pieces of gold equipment and the platinum necromancer greatsword back into his spatial storage, and then took out two skill scrolls.

This is the most precious treasure!
(End of this chapter)