Only I Have the Law: A Fantasy Daily Life

Chapter 27 Crosstalk performer = bard?

Name: Chen Baiyu

[Race: Human]

[Title: Taste Martyr Lv1, wearing this title increases poison resistance by 10%]

【Level: 1】

[Occupation: None]

[Skill: The Lingering Power of the Lost Monkey King (Equipment grants 0/3 bonus)]

[Physical Fitness: 1] (1 point is determined after system testing, representing the average level that ordinary human beings can reach through training)

[Spirit: 1] (1 point is determined by the system detection and represents the average level that the human race can reach through training.)

[Experience value: 100/200]

The data on the personal panel is not complicated, since I have only been using the system for less than a day, so it is normal that there are not many changes.

The only attributes that haven't been truly touched or changed so far are race and profession.

I've had some contact with the other aspects, more or less.

Based on Chen Baiyu's many years of gaming experience, these two items are definitely quite important.

His finger hovered over the virtual panel, his gaze falling on the words "Race: Human".

Humanity.

This label had been with him for over twenty years, and he had never felt it was anything special. But now that the system had listed it so prominently, it gave him a strange feeling.

I wouldn't normally pay attention to it.

One day, when someone suddenly asked me about it, I was shocked to realize that these two words contained too many default assumptions.

They are subject to birth, aging, sickness, and death; they are bound by the laws of physics; and they appear vulnerable in the face of extraordinary power.

Although it is the most intelligent of all creatures.

But if those fantastical races actually existed, humanity would seem utterly insignificant in comparison.

"If it's listed out, it should be possible to change it?"

he muttered under his breath.

I tried to click on that line of text with my mind, but the panel didn't move at all, as if it was a fixed initial setting.

But since the system lists "race" separately, it's definitely not just for show.

Chen Baiyu recalled the settings in those fantasy novels, where there were always elves, orcs, demons, and even more bizarre beings besides humans.

Could the system offer some kind of "evolution" that would allow him to break free from the constraints of humanity?

He shook his head, suppressing the thought.

It's too early to think about these things now. We haven't even unlocked our professions yet, so how can we talk about racial evolution?
In most games, race settings are changed either at the very beginning of creating a new character or in the late game after reaching a very high level.

It's probably not an easy task.

When the eye moves to "Occupation: None".

His eyes paused slightly.

This is what we should be thinking about more right now.

His gaming experience taught him that class is the core factor determining one's career path.

Warriors lean towards strength, mages focus on spirit, and assassins pursue agility...

if you can.

He definitely wants to have a career right away.

After all, in many games, after changing jobs, there will be a related skill tree upgrade system, as well as additional bonuses to certain attributes.

In short, it has growth potential.

However, he really had no idea how to change jobs.

Actually, when he passed by the Deyun Club branch earlier, he saw the introduction on the mini-map:
[The Bard's Temple Branch (Deyun Society Qianmen Dashilan Branch): Located on the Dragon's Backbone (Qianmen Street) of the Imperial Capital, it is one of the most prestigious branches of the 'Bard's Temple' (Deyun Society) in the Central Magic Empire. Having weathered over two hundred years of vicissitudes, it still gathers the world's finest bards (crosstalk performers). Amidst red walls and black tiles, a nine-dragon wall barrier suppresses the evil spirits of awkward silences; within the vermilion gates, stories echo like magic amidst the carved beams and painted rafters.]

While I was shocked to learn that crosstalk performers are equivalent to bards, upon closer examination, it seems to make some sense.

In his mind, bards were characters from Western fantasy stories who wandered around with harps, singing heroic epics and romantic love songs. This was completely different from the Deyun Society, which was in the traditional Chinese style in front of him.

However, upon closer examination, the two do seem to have some common ground. Both use language and performance to convey stories and emotions, to amuse or move the audience, except that one is a Western-style romantic chant and the other is a Chinese-style humor and wit.

At least within the "settings" and unique logic of the stubborn system, it should indeed believe this.

No matter what the truth is.

When the system truly believes that, Chen Baiyu should take it seriously.

After all, the system really does give out rewards.

Following this line of reasoning, Chen Baiyu decisively went to check out the Deyun Society branch.

After all, in many Western fantasy games, the bard is a legitimate job that can be changed to another class.

Unfortunately.

Nothing happened.

Even after trying to register and fill out the application for apprenticeship in the open recruitment of crosstalk performers at the venue, he did not trigger any tasks.

This was to be expected. If the job change quest were so easy to trigger, he should have triggered it when he was in the Order Shield (Police Station), since the minimap description at that time showed a bunch of cringeworthy terms.

What about Order Shield (Police Station), Silver Badge Patrolmen (Police Officers), Ironclad Knights (Criminal Investigation Team), Black Armor Arbitrators (SWAT Team)...?

However, without a mission to directly turn fantasy into reality.

It's all just empty talk.

Even if he actually became a crosstalk performer in real life, it probably wouldn't be of any use.

There must be a task!

All the so-called bards and silver-badged patrolmen are nothing but delusional fantasies when they have no mission.

Go round and round.

In the end, we came back to the task function.

Thinking of this, Chen Baiyu, who had already left Deyun Club and was quickly catching up with her mother and aunt who had walked away, left the club.

On the road.

He tried to recall the tasks that had been triggered.

New player bonus quests grant experience, indirectly leading to a comprehensive enhancement of physical and mental abilities; the Trial of the God of Blasphemy increases resistance; and the Punisher of the Howling Cave rewards equipment and experience points.

These three tasks seem to be separate.

In reality, they are so scattered that no connection can be found.

Think about it.

All he knew was that if he wanted to change jobs, he would eventually have to go to the quest interface.

After all, apart from the missions, this system only has the functions of the personal panel and the minimap, and there is really no other way to break the deadlock.

There are currently no job change quests available.

Perhaps it's because unlocking a profession requires specific conditions? For example, reaching a certain threshold of experience points, or completing a hidden quest?
Thinking of this, he glanced at his experience bar.

100/200, halfway to upgrade.

Will there be any new changes after the upgrade? For example, will the career selection interface be unlocked?

As I was pondering this, my phone vibrated slightly.

It was a message from the girl named Lin Xi:

I'm sorry for what happened earlier; I was a bit abrupt.

【[blush]】

Chen Baiyu glanced at it but didn't reply.

My attention returned to the panel.

"Let's accumulate experience and level up first."

Chen Baiyu turned off the control panel and took a deep breath.

With no main quests or daily tasks available at any time, he can only take things as they come for now.

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