I've become Superman, and now you're talking about the resurgence of spiritual energy?

"Xiao Hei, bring that slipper over here." Jiang Jingyun pointed to a flip-flop.

The little puppy glanced at Jiang Jingyun, clearly following the direction he was pointing, and then happily ran to the side of the flip-flops.

Its round little body couldn't be picked up, so it could only be dragged along the ground.

"Holy crap, is it really this obedient?"

Liu Jie was truly bewildered. This was the first time he had ever seen such an obedient dog, especially such a small puppy.

"The seller has already trained it." Jiang Jingyun didn't know how to train a dog, so he made up a reason.

"I see. These trained ones must be very expensive. They're so small, did they start training from birth?"

Liu Jie scratched his head. He wasn't actually that professional; he had just raised one himself and had some experience.

"I don't know." Jiang Jingyun didn't dare to delve deeper.

"I'm going to read a book." After watching the puppy for a while, Liu Jie went back to reading.

Jiang Jingyun didn't go out either. He thought about it again and added the points he got to his mental ability, wanting to see what the reaction would be.

There was no burst of heat in my body, but rather a sudden buzzing in my head.

But instead of feeling dizzy or lightheaded, I felt clear-headed and refreshed, much like the feeling after drinking coffee.

It is true that one has clear hearing and sharp eyesight.

Jiang Jingyun looked out the window. "It's much clearer now."

He took off his glasses, rubbed his eyes, put them back on, and looked again. He was certain that his vision was much clearer than before.

"No way, adding a mental attribute will improve eyesight too?" Besides eyesight, it seems that concentration has also improved, meaning it's less prone to fatigue.

"It should be over 1.0 now."

His glasses are calibrated to around 1.0. Because his prescription is quite high, it's impossible to calibrate them perfectly. He usually just chooses the prescription that feels most comfortable to wear.

The lenses were fitted two years ago; they are resin lenses, which are prone to aging and have reduced light transmittance. Even without scratches, the effect will be reduced.

Therefore, under normal circumstances, wearing it now will not have the same effect as version 1.0.

With a bit of extra effort, my eyesight has improved, and it's now mostly over 1.0.

After thinking for a moment, Jiang Jingyun put on Xiao Hei's leash and went downstairs to the glasses shop in the school area, which was a branch of a chain brand.

He had the female shop assistant test it, and it turned out to be only around 400 degrees Celsius.

Calibration has also become much easier.

"Your glasses are 500 degrees, which seems too strong. It's not good to wear such strong glasses with such a high prescription, as it can easily increase the degree of myopia. You can get a pair with a lower prescription."

The saleswoman was a little puzzled as to why the glasses she prescribed had such a high prescription; usually, the prescription would be too low. Out of professional habit, she didn't ask any further questions and started making recommendations.

"Not for now. I've been looking at distant things a lot lately, so something a little higher would be more suitable."

Jiang Jingyun didn't plan to get a new pair of glasses. He just continued to add more lenses, and his vision would recover soon. He hadn't been looking at the computer for long periods of time recently, so even if his vision exceeded 1.0, it wouldn't be a problem.

When you're out in the field, you can see further and find labels more easily.

"Thank you, I'm sorry to have troubled you just now."

Jiang Jingyun left with a clear conscience. Nowadays, glasses shops charge so much for their services, including aftercare and regular vision tests.

His glasses were purchased from this store.

I originally planned to get new glasses online after graduation, when my prescription would be fixed, and the price would be less than a quarter of what I paid. But now it seems I won't need to get new glasses at all.

After leaving the glasses shop, Jiang Jingyun returned to his dormitory.

At 3 p.m., Xiao Hei got hungry, and Jiang Jingyun gave it dog food.

The puppy was very skilled at eating dry food. With a flick of its tongue, a large piece of dog food was gone, and soon the dog food covering the bottom of the bowl was all gone.

"Woof woof." Xiao Hei looked at Jiang Jingyun, barked twice, and tapped the edge of the bowl with its front paws.

If it's not enough, then add some more. Jiang Jingyun added a little more, and it was devoured in a flash. Little Black wanted more.

"No way, your belly is only this big, why are you eating so much?"

Jiang Jingyun picked up Xiao Hei, looked at its belly, and saw that it didn't seem to have changed despite eating so much. Then he put it down, and Xiao Hei continued its previous action, placing its front paws on the edge of the bowl, asking for more food.

Okay, add rice.

I ate two more times before I was full.

"Wait a minute, something this size shouldn't be able to eat this much." Jiang Jingyun immediately went online to check and then discovered the problem.

Dogs this size shouldn't be able to eat dry food yet; they should usually eat goat milk powder, or goat milk powder soaked in a small amount of dog food.

But the female pet shop owner didn't tell him any of that; she just said that feeding him dog food would be fine.

Jiang Jingyun paid attention to Xiao Hei's condition. It wasn't until night that Xiao Hei ate another meal, as usual, and when he woke up the next morning, he found that there was no problem.

In other words, the pet shop owner was right.

"That's strange." Since there was no problem, Jiang Jingyun felt that there was no problem either. Online guides could not completely cover all situations.

There are always exceptions; it depends on the specific circumstances.

"But, eating like this, won't it bankrupt us?" Jiang Jingyun muttered to himself as he watched Xiao Hei happily eating breakfast.

"You're such a freeloader."

At this rate, this big bag of dog food will be finished very quickly, and then we'll need to buy a new one.

Dog food is very expensive.

My brother is going to go bankrupt.

Xiao Hei stopped eating, ran over and rubbed against Jiang Jingyun's feet, barked twice, and ran back to continue happily eating.

Well, what a clever freeloader.

"We need to add more food to the cafeteria menu from now on; we can't just feed them dog food all the time," Jiang Jingyun muttered to himself.

The puppy, who was eating dry rice, suddenly looked up at you, its eyes showing a slightly aggrieved expression.

"Alright, a balanced diet of meat and vegetables is nutritious and good for your health." Jiang Jingyun squatted down, patted Xiao Hei's head, and said with a chuckle.

The puppy barked in protest, then continued eating with its head down.

The protest was ineffective; making a living was the priority.

"I'm going out for a bit, so don't call out, or you'll be kicked out. Also, don't touch anything in the room, or your roommates will kick you out."

After Xiao Hei finished eating, Jiang Jingyun patted the dog's head, said a few words, and turned to leave.

Xiao Hei whimpered twice, moved its chubby, round body, and followed Jiang Jingyun until the leash was taut and Jiang Jingyun left the house, then it returned to its kennel.

Jiang Jingyun continued to the West City Leisure Park, where the old man was indeed exercising again.

After greeting the old man, Jiang Jingyun continued practicing.

"How did your practice of those moves from yesterday go?" The old man stopped practicing after only a few moves and walked over as he spoke.

"I'm already very familiar with it, so I plan to practice something new today."

Last night, in the dormitory, Jiang Jingyun practiced those moves again. He was already very proficient at them. He then demonstrated them, and they were exactly the same as the ones he had practiced the day before.

As expected, he has a great talent for understanding the moves. The old man nodded and said, "Let me help you integrate a few more routines so that they will be easier to practice. The foundation of martial arts is mastering the moves."

"Thank you, sir."

This time, there were still seven moves. Jiang Jingyun found that he could remember them very clearly after watching them once, which was easier than yesterday. However, he still watched them twice and then started practicing them once.

Every move was executed flawlessly.

No further guidance is needed, unlike yesterday. The old man was somewhat surprised; he had originally planned to give Jiang Jingyun one or two more pointers before letting him practice on his own.

It's quite impressive that he remembered it after only one or two pointers; in the end, he didn't need any further guidance.