Tokyo Wrestler

They are: "Samurai", "Onmyoji", "Buddhist Zen Monk", and "Shinto Shrine Maiden".

There is also a support class called "Master of Refinement," which has little combat ability and mainly engages in alchemy and weapon crafting.

This classification is incredibly informative for Sett.

First of all.

Just from the training path of "samurai", Sett immediately thought of the elderly samurai Ishimura Kojiro he had met yesterday. Sett realized that he had guessed wrong, and the other party was most likely a practitioner of the samurai path.

Secondly, Sett recalled the headlight supervisor's introduction at the time.

There's also Aunt Meizi, who, after returning from a mysterious place, suddenly developed a liking for shrine maiden outfits despite her advanced age... Isn't she the practitioner of the "Shinto Shrine Maiden" path that the little monk mentioned?

In other words, Sett's previous guesses were all wrong. When the thirteen members of the Qinghe Group returned from the mysterious place that was suspected to be "Takamagahara," they did not undergo some kind of mutation or become superhumans... but instead went to train and became cultivators!

Of course, these old stories of the Greenwood Group have no real meaning for Sett now.

But the information the little monk revealed next struck Sett like a thunderbolt!

The young monk, Shimizu Hakufu, explained:

"Whether they are cultivators or superpowered individuals, they all share the same ranking system for judging strength."

"From weakest to strongest, they are levels 1 to 9."

"To further subdivide, levels 1-3 are the Transcendent Realm, levels 4-6 are the Origin Realm, level 7 is the Saint, and level 8 is the Human Immortal."

As for what level 9 is called, the little monk wasn't quite sure.

At the same time, the little monk also revealed that he was at the peak of level 2!

Sett, who could fight him to a standstill, was also level 2!

But Sett's level 2 is not something achieved through years of arduous training by a practitioner, nor is it a power that a superhuman gradually gains by sacrificing their rationality to use their abilities.

Sett gains experience through "killing" and "missions"!

This made Sett start to think about where his experience, tasks, and skills, which were basically similar to those in the supernatural world but completely different, came from.

It's important to understand that Sett previously had absolutely no knowledge of these kinds of superhumans, yet his level had already begun to rise since he awakened the "Sett" skill a week prior...

It's terrifying to think carefully.

If this point can still be forcibly explained away by the belated golden finger of a time traveler.

Sett had absolutely no clue about the next question.

He had never encountered any superhumans before, but in the past two days, superhumans have sprung up like mushrooms after rain.

Whether it was the elderly samurai Ishimura Kojiro from the Three Kingdoms yesterday; the weak-willed skeleton male superhuman who assassinated Sett this afternoon; or the young and old monks who practiced the Buddhist Zen path at the underground boxing ring just now.

All of this signifies that Sett is getting closer and closer to the extraordinary world.

If all of this can be attributed to "coincidence".

So today, a certain extraordinary organization attempted to assassinate Sett!

Sett had no idea whether this was the first assassination attempt or if there was a precedent for it!

And that perfectly timed anonymous text message.

All in all.

Is it possible to think of it this way?

First, Sett was sent to fight in underground boxing matches, then joined the Qinghe Group, where he met Kojiro Ishimura and first learned about the existence of supernatural powers. After completing a mission, he was 40 experience points short when a superhuman came to assassinate him. He fought back and gained 90 experience points, leveling up to level 2. Later, while fighting in underground boxing matches, he encountered a young monk, which led to the appearance of an old monk, and he began to truly understand the structure of the supernatural world...

Sett had a feeling about it.

It was as if some giant hand was arranging everything in an orderly fashion.

He was guided step by step to understand the extraordinary, to come into contact with the extraordinary... and ultimately to become entangled in the extraordinary...

But if we push it back further...

Why did Sett choose to fight in underground boxing matches?

It's all because his irresponsible father has disappeared, and he's also owing a staggering 800 million yuan...

"...No, no, the more I think about it, the more my scalp tingles..." Sett hurriedly shook his head frantically, trying to shake all the conspiracy theories out of his mind.

Thinking about these trivial things now is completely useless.

Sett stopped and looked up at the sky.

Night had already fallen, and countless stars twinkled in the sky.

The world is so vast, and he is so insignificant.

"Yeah... the only thing I can do now is level up as quickly as possible," Sett thought.

Based on his pre-arranged words to the young monk, Shimizu Shirafu.

As a cultivator, the other party is currently at the peak of level 2 at the age of 14, which is already among the better ones, but still quite a bit short of the top.

Therefore, Sett's current 18-year-old Level 2 is probably a super genius among ordinary people, and he could easily dominate the Tokyo underground boxing ring.

However, among practitioners, he would appear too mediocre.

Among cultivators and even those with superpowers, one must at least reach the fourth level to enter the Source Realm and become a mid-level superhuman in Tokyo. Only a seventh-level saint can stand at the forefront of the pyramid, and the ninth level is the true peak!

Sett's level 2 is clearly just the beginning.

But Sett wasn't worried.

His biggest advantage lies in his experience!

His upgrades have no threshold or bottleneck; as long as he has enough experience, he can upgrade directly.

It's important to understand that each level is a minor bottleneck for cultivators, and the transition from level 3 to 4, and from level 6 to 7, is an even bigger bottleneck. As the little monk put it, many geniuses get stuck here, ultimately fading into obscurity among the masses.

The little monk himself had been stuck at level 2 peak for more than half a year.

While those with superpowers have no bottleneck in improving their strength—they can continuously increase their power and level simply by using their abilities—the more they use their abilities, the more insane they become, until they eventually go completely mad and transform into a monster. This entire process often only takes six months to a year!

so.

I don't know unless I understand.

Sett discovered that his method of leveling up through experience combined the "stability" of a cultivator with the "no bottleneck" of a superhuman.

It is the thing that all extraordinary people dream of most.

What's more, he possesses almost monstrous data manipulation; the regeneration from the Heart of the Beast; the increased damage and attack speed from Unyielding Fist; the percentage-based damage from Subduing the Enemy; and the true damage from a Deliberate Punch that can surpass a level 5 opponent and injure a level 7 Saint... And then there's the ununlocked, yet still awe-inspiring, Skull Crush...

The more Sett learned, the less confused he became, and his long-dormant passion boiled over once more.

Even in the extraordinary world.

What's so difficult about reaching the summit?!

No matter what schemes or tricks you employ, I, Sett the Sett, will conquer Tokyo!

Chapter 28 Learning the Golden Body, is it really that simple?

But passion is passion.

Back to reality.

When discussing his recent goal of leveling up, Sett couldn't avoid mentioning the mission involving "five superhumans".

Completing the mission grants 1000 experience points. Even if killing each ability user only grants Sett and the weak skeleton man the same 90 experience points, the total still amounts to 1450 experience points.

In addition, there are 1000 experience points that can be obtained from the other four training tasks.

Gaining 2800 experience points and reaching level 3 is within easy reach.

But the major premise is...

Sett needs to find five superhumans, and also five superhumans he can defeat, meaning superhumans at level 2 or at most level 3.

If a level 7 superhuman comparable to the old monk were to appear in his life, even with his superhuman abilities, he wouldn't dare to make a move!

Therefore, when Sett asked the "kind little monk who loves helping others" about this issue.

Although the other person's cheeks were swollen, their mouth was drooling and turned down, and their eyes, which could only be narrowed into slits due to bruising, were trying their best to widen... even though they were still just slits.

But he was already trying his best to express his surprise.

It turns out that cultivators and those with superpowers are two completely incompatible beings. Cultivators value order and stability, while those with superpowers value desire and do whatever they want.

Therefore, the two sides rarely interact, and most of the time they would smash each other's heads as soon as they met.

Upon hearing this, Sett nodded quickly: "Ah, right, right, I just wanted to smash the heads of those superhumans. The order is so good, I really dislike these superhumans."

This immediately won the approval of the young monk, Shimizu Shirofu, who replied:

"If that's the case, I recommend that you join 'Tianzhu'. It is the main base for cultivators and an official organization that exists to maintain world order."

At the same time... joining the Heavenly Pillar will also allow you to come into contact with various cultivators and even those with supernatural abilities.

But when Sett asked how to find the Pillar of Heaven...

Shimizu Shirafu, a boorish monk who grew up in a temple, was unaware of the specific details.

"Pah, ignorant bald monk!" Sett spat lightly, recalling this.