Everyone's become an adventurer, so who's going to put in the effort themselves?

"If you don't have contribution points, a novice can become an adventurer by paying 50,000 legal tender directly."

"In addition, you can also get a certain amount of contribution points by posting quests in the Adventurers' Guild. Once you have accumulated 100 points, you can apply to become an adventurer by paying 5,000 legal tender."

"Just pay 50,000 yuan directly. This is my identification."

As Lynn spoke, he took out his identity card, which belonged to Lynn Knightworth.

A thin, bronze-colored metal badge, resembling a two-dimensional anime pin, was withdrawn. Then, Lynn produced a gold card he had obtained from the Red Dragon Merchant Guild.

Can I pay by card directly?

Although 50,000 yuan is a large amount, Lynn, who had just gotten 1.2 million yuan for free, still chose to swipe his card.

Ultimately, if he didn't swipe the card, wouldn't he have been hunted down for nothing?

The clerk glanced at Lynn's gold card, then nodded and said:

"The Red Dragon Chamber of Commerce card can be used directly."

"Next, please face the magic mirror next to me."

"In addition, for privacy reasons, please provide your adventurer code name. Of course, you can also use your real name directly."

“A code name…” Upon hearing this, Lynn thought of his current situation, a transmigrator from another world who was impersonating someone else: “Let’s call him ‘Faceless Man’.”

"Okay, please aim at the magic mirror."

Soon, with the help of the counter staff, Lynn's adventurer registration was completed.

"This is your identification badge."

The saleswoman at the fox-ear shop handed me a round, gold badge in a businesslike manner.

"An adventurer's badge can be used directly as an identity and is linked to your resident status and merchant account."

"If any identification badge is lost, it can be reported lost using another identification badge."

"In addition, only adventurers are qualified to accept quests, while residents are only qualified to issue quests. Please remember the difference between the two."

While listening to the staff's explanation, Lynn fiddled with the badge and said:

"So, I've become an adventurer?"

"No, that's not it. The procedures are only half complete; the sacred marks haven't been inscribed yet." The staff member changed the 'In Progress' sign next to them to 'Resting' and then said to their colleague:

"Can you cover for me?"

“Yes, Miss Mira.”

Then, the fox-eared girl named Mira stood up, walked around to the other side of the counter, and came to Lynn, saying:

"Let me formally introduce myself. I am Mira Franger. According to the Adventurers' Guild's registration rules, I will be serving as your Adventurers' Advisor from now on."

With a stern face, Mira calmly addressed Lynn:

"Please come with me."

"Next, we will head to the location of the 'Lion of Notarization' to complete the final step of adventurer registration: the inscription of the Stigmata."

Inscribed... Saint Mark? Lynn raised an eyebrow. During the time he was locked up by the Tan Ning family, he had heard about Saint Marks from those venomous women.

It's said that powerful adventurers all possess holy marks...

So it turns out that it's something you get right from the start?

Filled with suspicion, Lynn followed Mira to the basement of the guild's first floor.

In an underground room, Lynn saw a huge stone wall and a lion's head with its mouth wide open on it.

At this moment, Mira walked to the right side of the lion's head and calmly introduced:

"This is the last legacy bestowed upon all intelligent life a thousand years ago, when the gods fell, the Lion of Justice that connects to the laws of adventurers."

"Next, all you need to do is insert a part of your body into the mouth of the Lion of Justice to complete the inscription of the stigma."

Mira's expression suddenly turned serious as she spoke:

"To be clear, due to some unforeseen events, starting last month, an adventurer advisor must be present when inscribing stigmata."

"In addition, it is strictly forbidden to bury the chest, sexual organs, and head inside the Lion of Notarization for the inscription of stigmata."

Upon hearing this, Lynn couldn't help but give Mira a strange look:

"Your rule..."

Mira smiled kindly upon hearing this:

"Is there a problem?"

"No, it's nothing..."

Lynn turned his head back and buried his hand in the mouth of the Lion of Notary, while inwardly complaining.

'Which awesome guy actually used that whole area to inscribe holy marks?!'

Just as Lynn was admiring him, he felt a warm sensation on his wrist.

Under Lynn's gaze, a black diamond-shaped mark appeared on the back of his right hand, which was placed in the mouth of the Lion of Notarization.

Immediately afterwards, Lynn's mind went blank as a system panel popped up.

Adventurer: Lynn Knightworth

[Level: Lv1]

[Physical Fitness: 1]

【Spirit: 1】

【Strength: 1】

[Endurance: 1]

[Agility: 1]

[Skills: None]

[Stigmata Attribute: None]

Lynn was stunned when he saw the game panel-like thing.

So adventurers all have systems?!

Have I been transported into a game world?

Just as Lynn was lost in thought, Mira, the consultant standing beside him, said matter-of-factly:

"Adventurer 'Faceless Man', please confirm whether you wish to awaken the Stigmata System and view the system panel?"

“…I saw it.” Lynn turned his head and looked at Mira.

"Very well, then let me explain."

Mira took a deep breath, spoke at a moderate pace, and enunciated clearly:

"All life forms that have just become adventurers have a uniform attribute of '1' points. Whether it is a dragon, a behemoth, a fairy, or a fairy, any life form that becomes an adventurer has an initial attribute of '1' points."

Lynn's expression immediately became subtle upon hearing this:

"If dragons only have 1 point of attribute, then am I in the same league as a dragon?"

"The numerical value of attribute points does not represent everything."

As if she had been asked this question many times before, consultant Mira explained matter-of-factly:

"Attribute points only represent an adventurer's level progress. The real difference in strength can only be demonstrated in actual combat."

"Therefore, adventurers should carefully distinguish the strength of their own and the enemy's."

Upon hearing this, Lynn immediately asked seriously, "Are there any skills that can reveal differences in strength?"

"Skills like reconnaissance or identification? Ideally, skills with low resource consumption that can be used quickly."

"Besides that, are there any skills that can help people learn skills?"

"If circumstances allow, I would like to purchase this type of skill?"

Mira raised an eyebrow slightly, her silver brow trembling slightly, and glanced at Lynn with considerable surprise:

"Yes, the guild does have the relevant skills."

"The guild has a stockpile of skill stones for skills such as reconnaissance, identification, and learning skills."

"Based on my understanding, the skill that best suits your requirements is 'Appraisal'."

"As for skills that accelerate learning... I do know one."

"Perfect timing, his skill is also used in conjunction with 'Appraisal,' and it's called 'Erudite Brain.'"

"The skill of identification is the ability to improve one's identification results the more one knows, while a learned mind is the ability to quickly learn, understand, and analyze knowledge, and strengthen one's mental capacity."

"With the support of a learned mind, the art of appraisal can be upgraded rapidly."

"There was once a mage who, through the combination of his erudition and the ability to identify monsters, learned hundreds of monster spells while exploring the types of monsters in the dungeon, and wrote a book called 'Complete Book of Basic Spells'."

Lynn's eyes lit up when he heard the news.

Hundreds of monster spells?

"However, I should remind you that neither of these skills are beginner skills, and because the two skills can be combined, even if you buy them at the guild's discounted price, it will still cost more than 80 fiat currency."

At this point, Mira paused, her tone slightly stiff as she said:

"As an adventurer's advisor, I must remind you that these two skills cannot quickly form combat power in the early stages of an adventure."

"Especially the art of identification, which requires a great deal of accumulated knowledge..."

"I'll buy it!"

Lynn answered without hesitation.

Or rather, after learning that the Knowledgeable Mind could learn monster spells and that Appraisal could level up quickly with sufficient knowledge, Lynn understood that these two skills were essential for him to learn.

To make good use of his cheat-like 'skill level system', you need skills that can be 'accumulated'.

Mira frowned upon seeing this, raised her voice slightly, and reminded her again:

"Adventurer, even so, to unleash the full potential of the Appraisal spell, you will need to gain experience through extensive reading and improve the skill level of 'Erudite Mind' in order to maximize its power."

"Under normal circumstances, only certain mages and alchemists will choose to purchase this type of chain skill."

Lynn's eyes lit up when she heard that 'reading can gain experience':

"What a coincidence, I actually do have a simple dream of becoming a mage!!"

"This appraisal technique is clearly tailor-made for me!!"

Mira's expression subtly betrayed her unease upon hearing this.

With so many hints, didn't this novice adventurer understand?

While appraisal skills are indeed extremely useful, shouldn't the most important thing for novice adventurers be purchasing combat and survival skills?

What the heck is "selecting support skills"?

The dungeon monster encyclopedia doesn't seem that expensive, right? You can buy a dozen for 500 magic coins, which is just enough. Why would you spend hundreds of thousands to buy skills?

At this moment, Lynn raised the corners of his mouth, seemingly in a very good mood, and smiled at Mira, saying:

"By the way, if I buy some more skills now, can I get another discount?"

Mira gave Lynn a strange look upon hearing this, and carefully examined Lynn's slightly round cheeks.

Looks like he's a rich guy...

"The guild does have a need for discounts, but we don't know your budget..."

“One million.” Lynn said without hesitation, “No more than one million. Any more than that and I won’t have enough money.”

Mira paused for a moment, then said:

"Okay, please come with me. I'll take you to the VIP room on the second floor to make your selection."

Under Mira's guidance, Lynn chose his initial skill from a good spot in the VIP room on the second floor, where he could see the lobby on the first floor.

However, apart from the accompanying 'Appraisal' and 'Erudition' skills, the other skills were either beyond the budget or Lynn felt that the upgrades were too much, which caused him to struggle with the decision for a long time.

However, Mira, who was his advisor, was even more conflicted than Lynn.