The Professional Rankings, in twelve volumes, each bearing the name of my lord.

Just look at the panel.

The current Song Gua has higher stats than a level 30 world boss.

However, wild bosses have a talent that doubles their health bar, so Song Gua cannot possibly have as long a health bar as them.

Even so, treating Song Gua as a wild boss would be enough to give the ordinary members of the eight major guilds in Yunshan City a run for their money.

His high stats are due to two divine artifacts, a bunch of epic items, and rare high-quality equipment, all of which have been enhanced and upgraded with gems.

You should know that the level 60 artifact you're wearing barefoot provides 1200 agility and 800 constitution!

On the other hand, it's because of his upbringing.

Born with a base stat of 2.0, second job advancement adds 0.5, and Dragon Bone adds 0.03, for a total of 2.53.

After the second job advancement, the base value of the attribute points gained from leveling up increased from 10 to 20.

This means that Song Gua 2.53's growth will gain 50.6 with each upgrade!

The attribute points gained in the first 30 levels will be adjusted by the new growth system.

The attribute points gained from leveling up 30 times alone amount to 1518 points!

Plus.

Cleared 18 levels of Hell and received a reward of 180 points.

I get 10 points of spiritual dew every month, and now I have 60 points.

Therefore, his panel attributes appear ridiculously high.

However, this is not the limit of level 30.

Song Gua's equipment is not a complete set of legendary items, and the enhancements and gems are not yet maxed out.

There's no need to max it out. The closer the training level is to 100%, the more resources are needed, and the less proportional the attribute improvement becomes.

New equipment is available every 5 levels. In the low to mid-level range, investing too much in new equipment is not worthwhile in the long run.

Furthermore, even before the pet is hatched, the pet feature will still add attributes.

After the Bonded One advances to become an S-rank Weapon Master, their two original talents are visibly enhanced.

Not only does it guarantee a 100% critical hit rate with basic attacks, but it can also convert any excess critical hit rate into critical hit damage.

With Song Gua's power level, even without the power of unity or the Weapon Master talent, he could defeat a professional of the same level with a single punch.

Under true damage, the opponent has no means of survival and will undoubtedly die.

What does it mean when the talents and skills borrowed through unity can be utilized at 150%?

I'll lend you my power, and it will be even more powerful than if you used it yourself!

The weakening side effect of Unity Power can now be delayed by 1 hour.

In short battles, this side effect is almost negligible.

If Song Gua were to use his professional talent, he could already do this: I am invincible below the third job advancement level, and I can exchange one for many above the third job advancement level!

If the Bondsbearer is so strong, why do most players think this class is useless?

That's because historically, no one has ever been able to complete 18 levels of challenges like Song Gua, thus upgrading this class to S rank.

S-level talent is certainly impressive; if it were still A-level, it would be much worse than it is now.

In other words, the strong element is the Song hexagram, not the one that is bound.

"Borrowing weapons can upgrade their quality beyond the limits of divine artifacts? Wow, a super divine artifact? What would that be like?"

Unfortunately, neither the clones nor the warehouse currently possess any artifact-level weapons.

The most powerful weapon Song Gua currently wields is a legendary quality staff from Thorne.

This is level 60, without the "Free and Easy" attribute, so neither he nor his clones can use it.

However, Song Gua tried borrowing Monkey King's staff.

This rare-quality weapon, once in Song Gua's hands, instantly became a powerful epic-quality weapon, with even stronger effects.

When it grows to a gigantic size, it can reach hundreds of meters in length, creating a stunning visual effect.

At this moment, the usually taciturn Netherfire Enhancer, codenamed "Spring," spoke up.

"I've thought of a use for it. From now on, you can borrow any of our legendary-quality weapons and temporarily turn them into artifacts. With the help of artifact properties, you can 100% enhance, add sockets, gems, and enchant them. Wouldn't that be amazing...?"

Song Gua's eyes lit up.

"What a talent! This will save so many resources! All those probability issues that professionals struggle to improve simply don't exist with me! Choosing the Weapon Master path was absolutely the right decision!"

The bandits' future is bright!

[Congratulations on completing your second job advancement! You have changed from a Bonded One to a Weapon Master!]

The pet feature is now available. You are hereby gifted 1 common-quality pet egg.

Pet eggs can be obtained from dungeon chests in Hell difficulty dungeons, challenge dungeons, drops from world bosses, drops from restricted area bosses, and the reputation shop.

The method for hatching pet eggs is as follows: After starting the hatching process, 10%-50% of the experience gained each time (the conversion ratio can be set by yourself) will be transferred to the hatching experience.

The higher the quality of the pet egg, the more incubation experience is required.

Once the hatching experience is full, the pet egg will hatch successfully, and you will obtain a random pet of the corresponding quality.

A professional can only incubate one pet egg at a time.

The pet will recognize its owner immediately after hatching and cannot be transferred.

[Congratulations on successfully completing your job upgrade and class change! Your performance has amazed the gods, and you are hereby awarded 1 Innate Ganoderma and 1 Dragon Bone!]

There are also rewards!

Song Gua happily used the dragon bone, and his growth increased by 0.03.

There's no need for innate Ganoderma lucidum.

Song Gua felt that gaining one skill slot every 10 levels was enough for him.

Furthermore, upon successfully completing the second job advancement, the professional will gain three additional skill slots and acquire three more job-specific skills whose quality is linked to their job level.

The skills "All-Out Attack," "Divine Weapons Suppress the World," and "Secret Technique: All Soldiers Return to Their Origin" in the Song Gua panel are added after the second job advancement.

The naturally occurring Ganoderma lucidum can be kept and given to meritorious officials when the bandits award prizes.

Having an extra skill as a clone is actually more significant than having an extra skill as the Song Gua.

"Incubation begins!"

Song Gua took out the legendary quality "Mysterious Egg" from his backpack and adjusted the experience conversion to the maximum of 50%.

Although this means you'll gain half the experience you would normally have, it allows for faster hatching.

Once you reach level 30, there's no rush to level up the Song Gua.

His current combat strength is already extremely high.

Whether it's his professional talent or the magical artifacts he possesses, they are all outrageous to his peers, or even to those several years older than him.

If you want to see a significant improvement, relying on equipment upgrades every 5 levels is no longer effective.

Unless you advance to the third job advancement.

There are still 30 levels to go before the third job advancement, and these 30 levels are much harder to reach than the previous 30 levels. There's no point in rushing it.

After Song Gua finished his work, the dozen or so level 30 clones that had been left at the bandit headquarters also completed their second job advancement and started making a fuss.

"You old bastard! Give me a decent pet egg! After all, I'm the first among my brothers to reach the second job advancement!"

"I want one too! There are several flawless, rare quality pet eggs in the warehouse!"

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