The whole nation is trying to survive on the cable car; I'm choosing one of three options at ea

He glanced at the experience bar... 0/800, it was full.

No breakthrough rune was used.

Su Mu stood there, feeling the golden light flowing through his body, his mind racing. He had used a breakthrough talisman to advance to level two and level three before. Why didn't he need one this time?

Is it because of a job change?

Or is it that... breakthrough runes are only for people who haven't changed jobs? After changing jobs, leveling up no longer requires breakthrough runes?

The more Su Mu thought about it, the more likely it seemed.

Before changing jobs, he was just an "ordinary person." Upgrading required a breakthrough talisman to break through the limits of his body.

After changing jobs, he has crossed the threshold of "superhuman". His physical limits have been redefined by the professional system, and leveling up has become a natural thing.

If that's the case, then the value of the Breakthrough Rune needs to be reassessed... It's only useful for those who haven't changed jobs. For those who have already changed jobs, it's worthless.

As the golden light faded, Su Mu opened his personal panel.

Name: Su Mu

[Level: 4 (0/800)]

Race: Human

【Class: Gunner (Purple)】

【Strength: 88】

[Physical Fitness: 53]

[Agility: 29]

【Spirit: 18】

[Unallocated attribute points: 25]

25 free attribute points, more than double the previous amount, and you can allocate them yourself.

Su Mu didn't rush to add more water. He first unscrewed a bottle of mineral water, washed his hands thoroughly, and rubbed them carefully several times.

sense of ceremony.

Then he took a deep breath and opened the talent selection interface.

Three gilded cards appeared before my eyes.

On the third card, that familiar flame icon reappeared... Luck.

Su Mu's lips curled up slightly.

Sure enough, washing hands is effective.

The cards were flipped over one by one, revealing three clear options:

Option 1 (Information): Gain the "Danger Warning" ability. Automatically detects hostile creatures within a 50-meter radius and marks them with red dots on the minimap. This effect is passive and does not require active activation.

Option Two (Personal): Gain the "Iron Body" ability. Reduces physical damage by 10%, including piercing, cutting, and blunt force damage. A rule-based ability.

Option 3 (Construction): Gain the "Resource Gathering" ability. Within the attack range, all resources belonging to the host will be automatically teleported to a designated area within the host's cable car. This is passively activated and does not require manual activation; filtering is available.

Su Mu's gaze swept over the three, his heart beating slightly faster.

Option 1, Danger Warning. Automatically detects hostile creatures within a 50-meter range and marks them on the minimap. This ability is simply amazing when exploring unknown areas... No matter where the opponent is hiding, as long as they are hostile to you, you can detect them in advance. The risk of being ambushed is minimized.

Option two, Steel Body. 10% reduction in physical damage. Simple and straightforward, but extremely effective. A 10% damage reduction means he can withstand attacks that would otherwise severely injure him, significantly increasing his survivability.

Option 3, Resource Collection. All resources belonging to the host within the attack range will be automatically transported to the cable car. Rules

Su Mu's gaze fell on option three.

Automatically collect resources.

He remembered the boxes that dropped on the ground when he used the quiver to kill monsters before... all wasted, he couldn't get a single one. If he had had that ability back then, those dropped boxes would have automatically appeared in his cable car.

And it's not just the boxes. "All supplies belonging to the host"... In other words, anything he killed but didn't have time to pick up, as long as it's within the attack range, will automatically belong to him.

The value of this ability goes far beyond simply "saving time." It means that his monster-killing efficiency can double or even triple... After all, monsters killed on the cable car buildings are always at a distance, and the dropped items and resources would fall below the cable car, but now they are automatically delivered to his doorstep.

Su Mu took a deep breath.

Danger warning and steel body are both strong, but resource gathering... is too good for him.

He had quivers, grenades, and ranged attacks, often killing monsters from a distance, leaving him no time to collect treasure chests. With resource gathering, all these problems were solved.

Moreover, this ability is "attack range," allowing you to kill monsters with your quiver, collect resources, and pick up items—a perfect closed loop.

Choose three.

Su Mu reached out and pointed to option three.

[Selection successful.]

The gilded card transformed into specks of light and merged into his body.

The next second, something started appearing in the corner of the cable car.

First came the strange crystals... one after another, appearing out of thin air and landing in the corner with a crisp clinking sound. Then came the boxes, one after another, piling up into a small mountain. And then came the materials... piled up haphazardly.

Su Mu stared blankly as the pile of things grew higher and higher, and more and more, and the corners of his mouth slowly turned up.

He checked the system notification and glanced at the detailed log of resource collection...

[Automatic Collection: Mystic Crystal x1]

[Automatic Collection: Mystic Crystal x1]

[Automatic Collection: Venom Sac of Firefly x1]

[Automatic Collection: Mystic Crystal x1]

[Automatic Collection: Mystic Crystal x1]

......

In just a few minutes, he received dozens of ghost crystals, a dozen boxes, and a bunch of miscellaneous materials.

Su Mu squatted in front of the pile of things, rummaged through them, and quickly estimated in his mind... There were more than 160 ghost crystals alone. This far exceeded the number he had fired with the quiver tonight.

The extra ones belong to others.

No, most of the people on the cable car don't have any means of attack, and his attack range couldn't possibly be that wide.

The only possibility is

Those boxes that were killed by the self-destruction of the poison fireflies and fell to the ground became unclaimed supplies, and were then identified as his own supplies... He picked them all up.

Su Mu took a deep breath and slowly exhaled.

This talent is ridiculously strong.

He couldn't help but feel a little emotional. In fact, he had regretted wasting the arrows, since using the arrows without obtaining the Ghost Crystal meant that he had still lost money.

Now that he has this talent, it has greatly enhanced the effectiveness of arrows.

More importantly, there's no need to be stuck at a certain level now. With that in mind, Su Mu didn't hesitate any longer and immediately turned on the automatic attack of the arrow box.

"Whoosh... Pfft."

"Whoosh... Pfft."

The quiver resumed operation, and kill notifications flooded the screen again. This time, the loot box dropped by each slain Poison Firefly would automatically reappear in a corner of the cable car the very next second.

Su Mu even took out his M500, attached a silencer, and fired shot by shot at the blurry shadows outside the window.

Bullets are plentiful, no worries about wasting them. Every time you kill one, a loot box automatically appears at your feet, saving you the trouble of bending down to pick it up.

The number of strange crystals is rapidly increasing. One hundred and seventy, one hundred and eighty, one hundred and ninety, two hundred...

Su Mu looked at that number, unable to suppress the smile on his lips.

Tonight, I've struck it rich.