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Chapter 27 Comprehensive Improvement (Part )

Chu Cheng's eyes went back and forth between the two advanced skills, Blade Storm and Thunder Shock, for a long time. Considering that there was no way to upgrade them to LV5 in one go, he simply divided them equally, upgrading Blade Storm and Thunder Shock by one level each, spending a total of 10 skill points.

The remaining 6 skill points are temporarily saved for future use.

Thunder Shock LV2 (Advanced): Charges for 1 second, turns into a bolt of lightning and leaps to a maximum distance of 35 meters before falling, causing 6% physical damage to all enemies within a 230-meter diameter range of the falling point, and stuns the enemies for 2 seconds. Cooldown time is 3 minutes.

With each level up, the maximum distance increases by 5 meters and the damage increases by 30%. Everything else remains unchanged.

Blade Storm LV2 (Advanced): Dances up a blade storm with destructive power, causing physical damage of 3% of the maximum attack per second to enemies within a radius of 170 meters, lasting for 7 seconds, with a cooldown of 2 minutes.

Tip: During Bladestorm, the caster will gain primary hegemony, movement speed +60, and reduce all damage by 30%.

Tip: The skill can be dispelled, and the priority is authority level.

Each level increases maximum power by 20%, movement speed by 10, and everything else remains unchanged.

After upgrading his skills, Chu Cheng was not idle. He went to the flea market to continue shopping.

Two level 12 blue scimitars with top-grade attributes, each worth 20 silver.

A blue helmet costs 18 silver, a blue shoulder armor costs 16 silver, a blue cloak costs 15 silver, a blue belt costs 16 silver, a blue flintlock costs 18 silver, and two blue attribute rings cost 20 silver each.

All added up it's only 163 silver.

Normally, the price of blue equipment between levels 10-20 is between 15 silver and 30 silver. Weapons, armor, and ring accessories are generally more expensive. If the attributes are very good, the price can double.

The silver-scale heavy armor he had bought before was considered a top-quality item. It would be no problem to sell it for 25 to 30 silver coins at the market price. It would definitely be a profit if he could get it for 18 silver coins.

I sold all the retired equipment. The green belt I bought before could be sold for 3 silver and 50 copper. I made 50 copper, so I didn't lose money.

Swift Scimitar (Excellent/Blue)

Equipment type: One-handed sword.

Equipment requirements: Level 12, Agility 14.

Basic Attack: 21 slash, 20 pierce.

Additional attribute: Agility +2.

Additional attribute: Reflection +1.

Comment: A short sword commonly used by wandering swordsmen.

Silverscale Heavy Helmet (Excellent/Blue)

Equipment type: Helmet/Plate Armor.

Equipment requirements: Level 11, Strength 15
Additional attribute: Constitution +2.

Additional attribute: Strength +2.

Evaluation: Well-made heavy armor with extremely strong defensive power.

Silver Scale Shoulder Armor (Excellent/Blue)

Equipment type: Shoulder/Plate.

Equipment requirements: Level 12, Strength 14
Additional attribute: Constitution +2.

Additional attribute: Strength +2.

Comments: Well-made shoulder pads with extremely strong defensive power.

Blue-striped cloak (excellent/blue)

Equipment type: Cape.

Equipment requirement: Level 12.

Additional attribute: Agility +2.

Additional attribute: Movement speed +5.

Rating: None.

Fine silk belt (fine/blue)

Equipment type: belt/leather armor
Additional attribute: Agility +2.

Additional attribute: Perception +2.

Comments: Beautiful silk belt.

Blackstone Flintlock (Excellent/Blue)

Equipment type: Ranged/Firearms
Equipment requirements: Level 12, Agility 15
Basic range: 50 meters.

Basic Attack: 60 Pierce.

Additional attribute: Strength +2.

Basic attributes: Agility +2.

Comment: Elite Black Sail Pirate firearm, extremely powerful.

Gemstone Ring (Excellent/Blue)

Equipment type: Ring. Equipment requirements: None.

Equipment attributes: Strength +2.

Equipment attributes: Agility +2.

Comments: A simple gemstone ring.

He did not choose equipment that came with all kinds of fancy features. All of the above equipment were simple and unpretentious in increasing attributes.

Together with the original equipment, all his equipment increased his defense by 12, constitution by 5, strength by 12, agility by 14, perception by 2, reflection by 2, magic resistance by 20%, and speed by +5.

"View properties!"

The light curtain popped up, and a luxurious-looking attribute panel was projected into his eyes.

Name: Chu Cheng.

Race: Human race.

Level: Level 12.

Talent: Spatial Refraction LV1 (1%).

Features: Extraordinary physique (epic), extraordinary agility (epic).

主属性：体质10+14+5，力量10+16+12，敏捷10+10+14，感知10+2+2，智力10，精神10
次属性：强韧2+5，反射3+5+2，意志1，生命再生+1+5/秒

HP: 290+500 points

Physical value: 790 points.

Mana: 100 points.

Melee attack: 38+21 (cleave), 38+20 (stab).

Ranged Attack: None.

Physical defense: 5+5+12 points.

Magic resistance: 20%.

Movement speed: 132+50+5 points

Basic skills: Dagger beginners, one-handed sword mastery, dual-wielding weapon beginners.

Professional skills: Agility LV1 (intermediate), Frenzy LV5 (intermediate), Massive Smash LV5 (intermediate), Bladestorm LV2 (advanced), Thunder Shock LV2 (advanced).

Life occupations: elementary fishing, elementary first aid, elementary cooking.

All attributes are listed with the basic attributes first, the attributes added by points or skills second, and the attributes added by equipment third.

Although he had never seen other people's panels, Chu Cheng could roughly estimate that his attributes would not be much worse than those at level 20.

It was really because the attributes granted by the two extraordinary specialties were too strong, allowing him to gain an advantage in the early stages.

This makes him look forward to the job change at level 30, also known as career promotion, which allows him to promote his current career to an elite career. At that time, he will be able to gain one or two specialties, and then be strengthened by the cheat code. It will be so cool.

It is worth mentioning that in the Chaos Realm, occupations are not fixed. Not only can they be changed, but you can also work in multiple occupations part-time.

All you need to do is get the water of the Styx to wash away your current profession and start a new one.

For example, if he had the opportunity to obtain a top-level professional certificate, he could get a drop of Styx water to wash away his current career and replace it with a new one.

The water of the Styx is a top-level treasure, costing hundreds of gold.

Top-level professional certificates are extremely rare and you may not be able to get one even if you spend hundreds of gold.

Therefore, Chu Cheng has not thought about changing his career at all. Unless there is a top-level career, or even an extremely rare heroic career, he can consider it. Otherwise, even if he has a high-level career certificate in hand, he will not consider spending hundreds of gold to buy a drop of Styx water to wash away his current career.

As for part-time work, this is not considered at all.

There are no restrictions on part-time work. If he can get a mage professional certificate now, he can work as a part-time mage and then obtain one or two mage professional specialties.

This seems cool, but why don’t I see anyone working part-time?

Not to mention that Wang Weilong and others in Class 5 have better backgrounds than Chu Cheng, there are so many people in the elite class in Class 1 who have better backgrounds, but I have never seen any of them have a part-time job.

This naturally has reasons and flaws, and more than one flaw.

The most critical flaw lies in the allocation of attribute points and skill points. No matter how many professions you have, the level will not increase with the number of professions. A job transfer from level 10 to level 30 is a total of 20 levels, with 100 attribute points, and it will not become 200 attribute points just by taking on one more profession.

There is no need to explain how important attribute points are.

Attributes are extremely important for a profession to exert its power.

If you take on multiple roles, there won't be enough attribute points to distribute.

If you are a melee fighter and a mage, you will definitely need to allocate certain attributes to spirit and intelligence. Many spells have intelligence and spirit requirements, and you cannot learn them if the attributes are not high enough.

If you allocate attributes above at this time, the original melee profession does not have enough attribute points, so it will be useless, right?

Whether it's a melee fighter and a mage, or a melee fighter and a ranged fighter, or even an agile fighter working part-time as a tank fighter who is also a melee and physical fighter, the attributes are difficult to distribute evenly.

(End of this chapter)