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

Chapter 4: Reap the rewards without sowing, level up even without training!

More than a hundred clones began to approach the swamp in a massive swarm.

First, classes with taunt skills used their abilities on the large creatures entrenched in the mud.

If you don't know how to be sarcastic, sometimes just saying something insulting can be effective.

"You big idiot! Get the hell up here!"

After the monster was lured ashore, the clones dispersed, forming small teams to attack it.

Dealing with wild monsters doesn't require much skill; the classic warrior-priest-mage combo is sufficient.

However, the clones lacked equipment and had low levels, so their damage output was slightly slower.

Fortunately, they outnumbered each other and, through a group attack, quickly achieved results.

"A serious punch!"

A team of clones carried over a severely wounded, rabid water buffalo, which Song Gua killed with a single punch.

[Serious Punch]: This skill is treated as a normal attack, dealing 120% physical damage, with a 5-second cooldown.

One of the initial skills of the Bonded Ones, although it is a common quality skill, it has a fast cooldown.

Its characteristic of being treated as a normal attack also allows it to achieve the effect of converting "simple and unadorned" normal attacks into true damage.

Song Gua thinks it's quite useful.

[You have killed a Lv5 Angry Water Buffalo, experience gained 0% -> 120%!]

Congratulations on leveling up! Lv0->Lv1!

You have gained 20 attribute points, which have been automatically allocated according to your class characteristics.

Since Song Gua and his clones did not use the team function, the experience gained from killing monsters did not need to be shared; whoever killed the monster kept it.

Killing enemies above your level grants an experience bonus, so Song Gua leveled up instantly.

A beam of holy light descended from the sky, completely enveloping Song Gua.

When the light faded, Song Gua reached level 1.

"Good, keep this pace."

This grumpy water buffalo also dropped a piece of equipment, which Song Gua picked up and examined.

A white, ordinary quality top that provides a small amount of defensive attributes.

The quality of equipment, skills, and other items is divided into: Common, Fine, Excellent, Flawless, Rare, Epic, and Legendary.

Their entries are colored as follows: white, blue, green, red, orange, purple, and gold.

The loot dropped by wild monsters is meager, consisting only of ordinary quality equipment of the same level as the monsters themselves, commonly known as "white-grade equipment".

Occasionally, they'll drop some potions, which are of the lowest quality red and blue potions, matching their level.

These things are sold by weight in the market and are extremely worthless.

However, something is better than nothing.

Furthermore, wearing all four armor pieces—upper, lower, head, and feet—can activate armor specialization effects.

While waiting for the second "offering", an unexpected incident occurred.

One of the clones in the group was incredibly powerful; it accidentally killed a low-health fire-breathing hippo.

The clone that killed the fire-breathing hippo was enveloped in holy light and leveled up.

This clone's profession is Rhythm Mage, Rank A, Combat, Mage.

The class talent is "Rhythmic Magic," which deals damage between 90% and 150% each time a skill is used, with random fluctuations.

A very simple and straightforward damage-dealing class.

I heard that after the second job advancement, 90% of this side effect will disappear, making it a very suitable class for learning AOE skills and clearing maps.

"I have a hunch. That fireball spell just now probably fluctuated to 150% damage, and then it accidentally crit, taking down that hippo."

The Song hexagram represents understanding.

"It's alright, you guys need to level up too, otherwise it won't be of any use if I'm the only one with a high level when we go back to the dungeons."

Rhythmic Master: "He really is... I'm going to cry my eyes out."

Just then, Song Gua noticed a notification appear before his eyes.

Your experience has increased by 20% to 25%!

"Huh? Where did this experience come from?"

Song Gua glanced at the Rhythm Master.

Is it...

"Your group killed the monster yourselves. Fire Warrior, you get the experience."

Fire Warrior, Combat Type, All-Round Class, S-Rank!

As a superior position, it naturally possesses two talents.

—Flame Transformation: The body can transform into flames, and by skillfully utilizing the flames on the body, one can perform abilities such as flying with fire, burning with fire lines, and detonating flames.

—Magic Fire: All attacks deal an additional 30% fire magic damage. This additional damage can crit and has a 20% chance to inflict a [Burning] status on the enemy. For each stack of Burn, Magic Fire's additional damage crit chance increases by 10%.

[Burning]: Based on the difference in attack and defense between the attacker and the victim, it causes continuous damage, and can stack up to 10 times.

Weapon specialization: Gauntlets.

Armor Specialization: Leather Armor.

This is Song Gua's only avatar that has awakened an S-level profession.

A versatile job is one that possesses multiple basic job characteristics.

For example, a fire warrior's exclusive skills deal physical damage, but their talents can bring additional magical damage.

The skills include both melee and ranged attacks.

The fire warrior clone was wearing a red mask, which was really cool.

"Hahaha! Alright, watch this, Fire Fist!!"

Hong Zhong unleashed a punch, his entire arm transforming into flames, spewing out a high-temperature flame that finished off a wounded triangular rhinoceros.

Red Center has been upgraded.

Your experience has increased by 25% to 30%!

At the same time, Song Gua also gained 20% of the experience that Hong Zhong had gained this time.

"Understood."

The clones and the original body share the same memories, and the clones understood this as well.

"We gain experience, and 20% of it is returned to the original thief?"

"What kind of mechanism is this? Is it a side effect of the clone ability?"

"Whatever, at least it's feedback, not a takeover, so we're not at a loss!"

The 20% feedback means that when Song Gua's clone gains experience, it will give an extra 20% of the experience to the main body.

If Song Gua kills a monster, only he himself will gain experience.

"Then what's the point of me playing?"

Song Gua lay down on the grass and took out his phone to browse the girls.

"Work hard! Strive! Go for it, lads!"

The clones started cursing again.

"Just keep being lazy!"

"Even though doing this maximizes the benefits, I still really want to beat him up."

"Let's level up, let's level up. What can we do when we don't have the original form?"

Although there were two hundred people training with him, all two hundred of them were low-level and their monster-killing efficiency was not high.

Even so, in just half a day, the Song hexagram rose to level 5.

It's definitely the fastest among people of the same age.

When leveling up, Song Gua prioritized leveling up a group of clones so that after level 5, when tackling dungeons, there would be a main force with combat power.

This batch not only includes classes with good talent such as Rhythm Mage and Fire Warrior, but also takes into account the issue of team composition.

Several top-tier players were designated for roles such as healers, controllers, tanks, burst damage dealers, and finishers, and were given priority in leveling up.

After putting on all the available equipment, Song Gua checked his information panel and found it to be quite different from what he had seen in the morning.

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