Zongwang: Unspeakable fear!

Chapter 38 Planning for the Future

The second is how to make better use of the passive of Immortal Will. Now each of his attacks has a 20% chance of triggering the invincibility effect.

Then if his attack frequency is high enough, the chance of triggering invincibility will be greatly increased.

This can be followed from his career path as a warrior.

When he reaches level five, he will gain a new professional skill: additional attack.

This skill is also extremely simple and crude. According to Gao Yang, it means resetting the normal attack.

If he can swing a sword once per second now, then after he reaches level five, he will be able to swing two swords per second, and with the help of the reset of the action, he will be able to swing three swords per second.

Of course, these are theoretical scenarios.

Reality is not a game. In addition to following basic professional skills, it is also affected by more rules.

For example, his own attributes will also affect his attack frequency and so on.

For example, he blindly pursued the frequency of attack, thereby adding a large number of attributes to agility, but what if he encountered a being with extremely exaggerated defensive capabilities.

Then I'm afraid he can only transform into Gao·Gua Sha Master·Yang.

Therefore, while ensuring that the attack frequency is sufficient to trigger the overlord, each attack must have sufficient lethality.

In short, for him at present, the main focus should still be on strength attributes, and physical fitness and agility training should not be neglected.

Of course, if there are enough attribute points, improving other attributes is also a focus.

This requires Gao Yang to perform well enough in the next abyss training.

Because of his first abyss experience, he gained some attribute points from the abyss experience. He didn't know how other players in this version survived and whether they gained these extra attribute points.

But for him, since he already knew this way to obtain attribute points, he had to get it.

Only in this way can he become stronger at a faster pace.

As for the second abyss experience, Gao Yang has not forgotten it.

He clicked on the Abyss Training Module and saw a countdown.

[Abyss Experience: 6 days, 13 hours, 32 minutes, 07 seconds]

After six and a half days, he will begin a new round of abyss training.

After writing down the plans for the first two questions on an A4 paper, Gao Yang looked at the third one.

“How does reality handle this?”

Gao Yang had already thought about this problem when he was in the Sanglong world. The life of an ordinary person was no longer suitable for him.

Let’s not talk about anything else, just talk about the abyss training. Once you disappear, you will be gone for days or even dozens of days. Which unit can withstand it?

Besides, Gao Yang himself couldn't stand the routine and boring working life.

Not only does working hurt his body and cause him to lose his hair, the key is that it is also life-threatening. If he hadn't been working overtime, he wouldn't have encountered such a thing as a dump truck running a red light.

So at noon, he had already submitted his resignation, as for his source of income.

In the six months since graduation, he has saved more than 40,000 yuan, which is enough for him to live on for a long time as he is alone.

Besides, he is not a newbie who knows nothing.

In his backpack, there were also some jewelry made of gold and silver.

Of course, if it is not necessary, he will not take it out and exchange it for the necessities of life.

What Gao Yang is most worried about now is actually what happened last night.

You have to know that a speeding dump truck was split in two on the main road. This is definitely a supernatural event.

Today's society is rife with cameras, leaving no room for privacy. While most are just for show, if one is operating normally, Gao Yang needs to consider the possibility of his identity being exposed. He's not worried about being kidnapped and sliced, but the principle of "less trouble is more trouble" applies universally.

After thinking it over carefully, Gao Yang decided to leave the city.

He grew up in an orphanage, without a father or a mother, but the old director of the orphanage once described his hometown to him.

When Gao Yang was a child, he always wanted to visit the old dean's hometown.

But all the way to today, he has been carried around by life like a puppet and has never been there.

Originally, as time passed, this idea would only become more and more vague in his memory.

But it is different now.

Gao Yang picked up his phone and booked a ticket to Jinghu City the day after tomorrow.

In this way, we can let go of the reality a little.

Tomorrow is the time Gao Yang sets aside to deal with trivial matters, and also the time for him to respond to the city where he lives.

By spending one day tomorrow, we will be able to roughly judge the attitude of the upper class towards such matters.

There are three issues, and only the initial willpower improvement is left.

Gao Yang reopened the Zongwang forum, found the Monk Forum, and began to reply to some of the forum owners' posts.

It wasn't long before Gao Yang's private message came in.

He opened it and saw a message from a monk named "Qiu".

Qiu: "I heard that you are looking for a universal method to train your will. I think I can provide some information."

Gao Yang: "Thank you, Master."

Qiu: "There's no need to address me like that. On the path of cultivation, I'm just an apprentice like you."

As expected of a master who has made spiritual achievements, he speaks in an approachable way.

Qiu: "Regarding the cultivation of willpower, you can practice it persistently through meditation. Meditation can slowly strengthen your willpower. This is a long-term process."

Gao Yang thought for a moment and asked, "Meditation is indeed a good method. Besides this, are there any other ways to improve one's willpower?"

Qiu: "Among us monks, there is a special kind of monk. They let their own thoughts run wild, allowing their original thoughts to control their behavior. In the end, they subdue these thoughts that grow wildly like weeds.

In this process, their will will be greatly strengthened, and this behavior is called "refining the mind".

But I don't recommend you choose the latter path, because most monks who choose the path of 'refining the heart' end up lost in it."

Gao Yang: "Master, do meditation and mind training conflict with each other?"

Qiu: “No, in fact, whether it is meditation or training the mind, it is essentially training one’s willpower.

But for us monks, a calm mind is a permanent state that can help us monks become immune to many control-type things and spells.

If you practice mind training, it will disrupt your calm state, which is not conducive to the practice of the monk's path."

"Is that so?" Gao Yang pondered for a few seconds, then replied, "Master Qiu, if I want to learn meditation and 'refining the mind', how much will it cost?"

Gao Yang was well aware that when asking for help, one cannot get something for nothing.

Qiu: "I am a warrior monk. Money is not necessary for cultivation, so I don't care about money. What I care about is 'fate'.

I'll charge you 900 yuan for the general meditation and mind training methods."

　Warrior monks are also considered monks. Monks don’t talk about money, they talk about yuan, which is also very He-style.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)