I'm a proper student; I only take nine kinds of potions every day.

"Simply put, I'm just an ordinary person. If I'm paid, I'll help out. If I don't have money, I'll agree to help if I can offer some spiritual value."

"I won't do anything that endangers lives, but I'll help others within my capabilities."

Armitage couldn't help but laugh out loud: "Good! As long as he's a normal person."

"Then I'll continue."

"Compared to the complexity of your three professions, the concepts related to other orthodox professions are much simpler."

"A knight is a knight. He inherently possesses noble attributes, and each one of them is a nobleman specifically used for warfare."

“Their posture, status, and functions are all quite clear.”

“A psychic is a psychic, someone who can communicate with souls.”

"He is more like the Prophet; their concepts are both very pure."

"Although there are all sorts of scammers inside, their roles are clearly defined."

"The former communicates with the soul, while the latter predicts the future; this is also the expectation people have for these two professions."

"Others include monks, judges, and factory owners, all of whom have fairly clear targets, characteristics, and functions."

"Therefore, their journey was free of impurities, with few detours and obstacles."

"There will be some forks in the road, but overall it's all one main road leading forward."

Ivan nodded repeatedly, and many of the questions in his mind were answered.

He finally understood why the three masters of the sewers were called the lowest of the low, and he also roughly understood the basic operating principles of these professions.

After Evan had processed this information, Armitage leaned back in his stone chair and reiterated it.

"Population is the foundation of all the extraordinary! Only a sufficient number of human desires and subconscious thoughts can support the operation and existence of the extraordinary."

"That's why we are now working hard to protect the borders of the Dreamland and prevent monsters from entering the human world on a large scale."

"Back when monsters roamed the land, the population was very small, and the small population could not support a systematic supernatural power."

"The current order is the result of the efforts of generations."

As he spoke, Armitage's face was full of determination.

"This is why we are naturally opposed to monsters."

"Monsters crave bestiality and chaos; they believe in the law of the jungle and pursue their instincts."

"They hate the order of the world and crave the most primitive killing and hunting, so the fewer humans there are, the better for them."

"This is why all the monsters in the Dreamland yearn to cross over into the material world."

“We humans are the opposite.”

"Extraordinary professions require the desire and subconscious support of the population; the larger the population, the stronger our power."

"The larger the population, the greater the desire for order, which is the core reason why gold was born as a symbol."

Ivan's heart skipped a beat, and he asked curiously, "Could it be that the golden sequence that now surpasses the other four markers was allowed to be born by everyone before?"

Armitage nodded: "Yes, the extraordinary power of the material world dissipated along with the monsters."

“In this process, there are naturally many organizations with all sorts of ambitions who yearn to rule humanity through supernatural powers.”

"At the same time, everyone hopes that humanity can reproduce and grow rapidly, thereby enhancing the power of the superhumans."

"Then, with the advent of the Industrial Revolution, a large influx of people into the cities led to a rapid convergence of their desire for order and money."

"Other factions and professions also need a relatively fair and stable faction with the functions of managing city operations and promoting population development."

"And so, with the tacit approval of all other factions, gold was born."

Ivan suppressed a laugh and asked, "Before its birth, didn't those big shots ever imagine that the birth of Gold would suppress all other professions?"

Armitage said with a smile, "Of course we thought of that, so gold was born with inherent flaws."

"The mortal world can possess extraordinary power, but that power must be controlled by mortals."

"Thus, the lifespan of all three capitalist professions was locked at seventy years old."

"And their extraordinary powers are locked onto the symbols that match their identities."

"Factory owners can't live without factories, financiers can't live without money, and judges can't live without their positions."

"At the same time, their power will also change due to various economic cycles, social unrest, and population fluctuations."

"In addition, due to their longevity, the quality of their offspring is generally uneven."

"Take those factory owners who are currently at the height of their success, for example. Although they have the ability to make money extraordinary, not everyone has that kind of business acumen."

"Of ten factory owners, only two or three are able to successfully pass on their factories to the third generation."

Evan nodded in agreement: "That's true. If a hard-earned business is ruined by a rich second-generation spendthrift, it will quickly decline."

Armitage nodded: "Yes, even relatively stable judges are the same."

"Judges lose power not only after leaving the city, but also after being impeached and removed from office."

"The judge's extraordinary power lies not in the person, but in the position."

"Furthermore, without a long enough lifespan, one cannot see that far, nor can one befriend time and make long-term predictions."

"This leads to a short-sightedness in all three professions on the path to success, with everyone looking to make the most of every minute."

“They only care about themselves and not the future, especially after they turn sixty and their lives begin to count down, they naturally become crazy.”

"That's the difference between long-lived and short-lived species."

Ten chapters released on the 1st plus a bonus chapter for monthly tickets! Please vote with your monthly tickets!

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Don't force me to kneel down and beg you!

Adults should let things slide; I won't waste any more words.

At the beginning of the month, a bonus chapter for monthly pass holders plus 10 more chapters!

The side story contains Armitage's observations of the protagonist.

Tonight, there will be a bonus chapter for those who voted for the monthly pass, plus 7 more chapters. The remaining three chapters will be released at the usual time, 6 PM.

It's not that I don't want to update together, it's just that I want all my brothers to know that I will update consistently at 6 PM every day.

If all updates are completed by midnight today, the next update will be at 6 AM the day after tomorrow.

If I don't update for more than 24 hours, I'm afraid readers will think that my update schedule is unstable and that I'm going to abandon the project.

Actually, when I posted ten updates on the 25th, the editor was quite surprised. He said, "Wouldn't it have been better to post these ten updates at the beginning of the month? It would have created more buzz and gotten more votes."

I said I'd finish writing more at the beginning of the month, but I've already promised my readers these ten chapters, and I can't go back on my word.

Some readers suggested adding extra chapters based on monthly votes, but my abilities are limited, so if I add extra chapters based on monthly votes, these ten chapters will probably be gone.

I feel that sporadic updates are not as satisfying as a single, continuous burst of updates.

Also, I'd like to mention that from now on, the monthly 10-chapter burst will be held at the beginning of the month, with a fixed time.

After this update, there won't be ten updates for the rest of the month; we'll have to wait until August 1st.

I'm completely exhausted this time. I've used up all the detailed outlines I had saved. Now I need to slowly gather more detailed outlines and work on the story.

Finally, here's a report on the updates and results.

The update is shown in the image:

Don't be fooled by my daily output of 8,000 words; one extra chapter can be as long as 40,000 words.

Over the course of a month, that's an average of 10,000 a day. I guess you could call that hardworking?

The other results are as follows.

Thanks to everyone's support and love, the book's sales have increased rapidly.

The average number of orders at the end of May was 6470, with an additional 4200 orders.

The average order value has reached 15,000, with an additional 6000 orders.

This is all thanks to the readers' hard work and love, and I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude.

Although the average daily subscription dropped by 1300 on the day of the tenth update due to too many updates, I'm happy as long as the readers enjoy reading!

The fact that six thousand monthly votes were cast in two days is proof of the readers' love for the book!

Finally, I have a small suggestion: I understand readers' habit of skipping subscriptions, and I skip subscriptions when I read books too.

After all, I can't guarantee that every chapter will be exciting.

But I hope that when you guys are jumping around, you'll subscribe to the last chapter when I explode.

Last time, with the ten-chapter update, the difference in subscriptions between the first and tenth chapters was 600!

It scared me so much I almost peed my pants. My crotch was soaked with sweat. I thought I'd messed up the writing.

Fortunately, subscriptions returned the next day when there were two updates.

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Chapter 180: (1/10, requesting monthly votes) A ​​new profession and the tragic Klaus

Evan sighed and agreed, saying, "That's absolutely right. That's why everyone wants to live forever!"