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

The level of the fighting skill has exceeded mastery, because this skill can reach mastery at level 1.0, and at level 1.2 it far exceeds mastery, and at level 2 it is the maximum level.

Just now, in the illusion, he understood the numerical and level correspondence table of this skill.

Fighting is obviously not a very difficult skill; it's only a relatively basic one and doesn't require many points.

The points represent a level that only includes skill proficiency and does not include physical attributes. Different physical attributes will result in completely different performances at the same skill level.

In addition, Jiang Jingyun also understood one thing: the technique of grinding proficiency.

The reason why it took so long to gain 0.1 level after practicing the moves was because simply practicing the moves had almost reached its limit in terms of contribution to leveling up.

It was thanks to his high five-dimensional attributes that his practice was so efficient that he was able to improve by 0.1 in just a few days of practice.

If someone hasn't enhanced their five attributes, it's estimated that without a month or two of diligent practice, they won't be able to increase their attributes by even 0.1.

Simply practicing the moves and continuing to practice Bajiquan will make it difficult to improve; you might only reach a maximum of 0.5.

He could learn other martial arts, such as Hung Kuen and Wing Chun, which would make it easier for him to improve his fighting skills.

However, if you don't actually use it in real-world trading, it will usually peak around 0.7.

In other words, without actual combat, simply practicing moves will not elevate your fighting skills to a proficient level, and practicing any number of different martial arts styles will be useless.

To reach the mastery level, you must fight other players.

True martial arts skills are forged through combat, not through mere imitation.

I remember the old man who practiced Bajiquan in the park once said something similar.

Judging from the old man's appearance, he is a master; the label "martial artist" is probably correct.

While some labels look exaggerated, there are also two more down-to-earth ones: besides "Martial Artist," there's also the "Wing Chun" label mentioned earlier.

From this perspective, something simpler should be more in line with reality.

The system directly adds points, which is much simpler and is universal, providing practical experience and lessons learned.

If he didn't learn it from Wing Chun, he would only know Bajiquan moves, but he could still easily improve to the mastery level.

If someone has a 0.8 rating obtained from Wing Chun, then they will know two martial arts.

The interviews were still ongoing, though fewer people were there, but still about twenty people, with more coming in from time to time. The position was so popular that it clearly exceeded the company's expectations.

Campus recruitment fairs held by universities such as Jiangnan University, Hangzhou University, Jiangnan University of Technology, and Jiangnan University of Science and Technology (all 211 or above) attract a large number of companies. Most of the recent graduates from Hangzhou, as well as some graduates who have not yet secured employment, attend these fairs.

Such a suitable job opportunity will attract a large number of applicants.

So much so that they initially only provided one computer for the interviews, and now they've added another, but two still aren't enough.

It was only thanks to the interviewee's own laptop that the speed was so slow, otherwise it would have been unbearable.

Jiang Jingyun is now in a bit of an awkward situation because of the question from earlier.

The interviewer didn't call him again, and he didn't want to ask to cut in line, so he figured he'd have to wait until the last few batches of the day to get an interview.

"Let's go check out another interview venue first." Jiang Jingyun stood up and left the interview room first.

Four people have already passed the interview, and we estimate we'll need to hire a few more.

Anyway, it's a part-time job with piece-rate pay. As long as the skills are up to par and there are more people, it seems to be more beneficial for their company.

But there are only so many orders, which isn't good for those who get the jobs, because the orders are spread out, and each person gets fewer orders.

This job isn't really worth it.

Another interview was for martial arts professionals, specifically a practical martial arts interview. They offered 1,000 yuan for a 30-second appearance in a video, with a weekly salary of 3,000 to 4,000 yuan.

You can earn over 10,000 a month, and with some effort, you could even make 20,000.

Even if you record a video multiple times, it doesn't take much time, and you can earn so much by spending so little time each week.

I remember there were only ten interviewees, and they were only hiring two people.

This job is clearly better.

The martial arts sparring interview location is a photography studio. Ten people have already arrived, presumably for the interview, but the interviewers haven't arrived yet.

Jiang Jingyun felt it was better to get the interview qualification first, so he went to the front desk to find the receptionist.

"Oh, you want to participate in a martial arts combat interview? But this interview is very difficult. You need to know how to counter and resolve moves, not like those martial arts influencer videos where two people cross their arms and push each other around in a performance."

After hearing Jiang Jingyun's request, the receptionist was speechless, thinking to herself, "Handsome guy, you may be handsome, but you can't just do whatever you want."

This isn't a dinner party; it's a company hiring.

"You have to know how to fight for real, and you can get injured if you're not careful. For our short videos, we use a one-shot technique, from the moment you appear to the end of the fight, and we have to film it in one take. If it doesn't turn out right, we have to reshoot it."

"The same goes for action scenes in mid-length videos; they're filmed in one continuous shot, and some can be longer and more difficult."

The receptionist then said, "I think you should focus on interviewing for the video editing position; that's more suitable for college students like you."

"I've studied Bajiquan and Wing Chun. My specialty is real combat. Let's spar a bit, and you'll see."

Jiang Jingyun asked again, "Which office is the person in charge of this position in? I'd like to send him my resume. Well, I didn't bring a resume with me, so I'll just offer my services."

The receptionist thought for a moment and then said, "Our general manager and chairman are in charge of this together; the first round of general manager selection is underway."

"In the second round, the chairman personally took to the field and played against everyone who had passed the first round, and finally selected two people."

"The chairperson is the warm and gentle lady, you can just call her Chairperson Su. The general manager is Uncle Wen, who occasionally makes a cameo appearance in the video. He also has the surname Su and is our Chairperson Su's cousin."

"Those who have seen the video should recognize them."

The receptionist suggested, "Go wait at the interview venue. The interview will start soon, and whether you get rejected depends on your luck."

In the end, the receptionist even smiled, probably remembering the scene of Jiang Jingyun being kicked out.

"Okay then, I'll go wait over there, thanks." Jiang Jingyun went to the photography studio.

President Su hadn't arrived yet, and the studio still had the same ten people as before. Jiang Jingyun found a seat and sat down to wait.

"Um, are you a staff member? Hasn't President Su arrived yet?"

Some of the ten people were talking to each other, while others were resting on the side. One of them, a young man with a buzz cut, came over and asked about Jiang Jingyun.

He assumed Jiang Jingyun was a staff member because he remembered that Jiang Jingyun had come in before, glanced at him, and left. Jiang Jingyun was dressed very formally, befitting an office worker.

"Hello." Jiang Jingyun immediately stood up. "I'm here for an interview too."

"Are you here for an interview too?"

The crew-cut young man looked Jiang Jingyun up and down, then suddenly smiled. "Really? Although filming a video is acting, President Su didn't say it had to be a real fight. Today's interview is the same."

Others also looked over.

"They even came dressed in formal attire. This is a martial arts video, not a James Bond movie. Young people these days are too self-centered."

A middle-aged man in his forties burst into laughter.

"Hello, what school did you graduate from?" Another young man walked over and introduced himself, "I'm from Lanxiang Sports School, I studied Sanda (Chinese kickboxing), and I worked as a stuntman in Hengdian for three years."

"I'm from Jiangnan University of Science and Technology, a recent graduate, just graduating this year," Jiang Jingyun said with a smile.

"A recent graduate, from Jiangnan University of Science and Technology, wow, a college student?!"

The people present were clearly surprised; they hadn't expected to encounter a recent undergraduate graduate.

In their minds, learning martial arts was a tough job, and no one with any ambition would learn it. So when a college student suddenly came in for an interview, they were a little taken aback.

"Wait a minute, does Jiangnan University of Science and Technology have a martial arts major? No, it doesn't."

"that is."

"This interview isn't about writing; it's about fists."

The group finally realized what was happening.