Online Game: Me, with Unparalleled Comprehension

The replies below were filled with uproar:

"Holy crap! 276 million! And that's not too expensive? I don't understand the world of these big shots!"

"Is this what money power is? Just throwing money at attributes..."

"I've learned it, but practicing it takes time! With so many martial arts techniques, how long will it take to master them all?"

"The original poster must have hired a power leveling team to help them level up, right? Or maybe they found a studio to handle it for them?"

"It's linked to an ID card, and they even have a game boosting team. You can tell the person upstairs is just a casual gamer."

"No wonder those nouveau riche traits have increased so rapidly; they're paving the way with money..."

Wu Feng was somewhat surprised as he looked at the post.

Sure enough, money really does make a difference.

Simply buy martial arts skills with money, skipping all prerequisites and opportunities—simple and straightforward.

Although the martial arts skills of these schools are only second-rate at best, their sheer number provides a considerable attribute bonus.

"Looks like I can't be too complacent," Wu Feng muttered, pursing his lips. The advantages of being rich are still significant.

They may not be as quick to understand or as efficient at practicing as I am, but they have the resources to use money to bridge these gaps and even turn them into an advantage.

As the game progresses, the attribute advantages that are bought with money will likely become an insurmountable obstacle for ordinary players.

He scrolled down further and saw a post that interested him even more:

[The most comprehensive guide to collecting books that enhance your comprehension! A list of twelve books you can learn (with purchase locations)]

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The poster is a casual gamer named "Shushan Youlu" who seems to be obsessed with the game's book system.

He traveled to private schools, bookstores, and even some scholars' residences in various cities, collecting twelve kinds of books that could be learned and improved his comprehension through purchases, tasks, and occasional special means.

The list is as follows:

Primer texts: *The Three Character Classic*, *The Hundred Family Surnames*, *The Thousand Character Classic*

Confucian classics: *The Great Learning*, *The Doctrine of the Mean*, *The Analects*, *Mencius*

Confucian classics: *The Book of Poetry*, *The Book of Documents*, *The Book of Rites*, *The Book of Changes*, and *The Spring and Autumn Annals*.

There are twelve types in total.

The original poster listed in detail the approximate purchase locations and prices for each type of book. Private tutoring is more expensive, while buying books from bookstores for self-study is cheaper but slower.

And the general boost to understanding that each book provides from beginner to advanced levels.

"Comprehension is a core attribute that directly affects training efficiency. I recommend that those who have the opportunity start their studies as early as possible."

The original poster concluded, "Although the process is tedious and time-consuming, the long-term benefits are definitely worth it."

Wu Feng carefully reviewed the list.

He had studied the Three Character Classic, as well as the Four Books: The Great Learning, The Doctrine of the Mean, The Analects, and Mencius.

However, he had not yet come into contact with the "Hundred Family Surnames", the "Thousand Character Classic", or the Five Classics: the "Classic of Poetry", the "Classic of History", the "Classic of Rites", the "Classic of Changes", and the "Spring and Autumn Annals".

"Are these the only twelve types available outside?" He frowned.

I'm a little confused.

Because among the books he borrowed from Zhang Cuishan was a copy of the Tao Te Ching.

This book also clearly enhances comprehension, and the effect seems even better; it can even trigger hidden internal skills.

But the Tao Te Ching is not on this list.

It seems that the Tao Te Ching cannot be bought outside.

They are either only available within the Wudang Sect, or can only be obtained through certain special opportunities.

"What about Buddhist scriptures? Are they effective?" he suddenly thought. There must be a lot of Buddhist scriptures at Shaolin Temple.

If similar effects are achieved, then there will be even more ways to improve one's comprehension.

After descending the mountain, I should visit the Shaolin Temple if I have the chance.

Other books that can enhance comprehension should also be included.

I wonder if Zhang Cuishan has any other books.

Maybe I can sound out their intentions tomorrow and see if I can squeeze out some more benefits.

If there are other books available to borrow, it will save both money and time.

After browsing the forum, I didn't find anything else more interesting. Just then, the waiter started serving the food.

One steaming dish after another was served, quickly filling most of the table.

Braised pork ribs glistening with oil and fragrant, steamed sea bass with tender white flesh, braised prawns with a tempting reddish-brown color, and spicy diced chicken with a tantalizing aroma... The aromas mingled together, making one's mouth water.

Wu Feng put away his phone, picked up his chopsticks, and began to focus on the food in front of him.

A bite of rice, a bite of vegetables, the flavors melting in your mouth—the satisfaction of real food offsets the blandness of the simple meals in the game.

They devoured most of the ten dishes and two soups in a whirlwind, and also finished a whole bowl of rice.

We ate and drank our fill, paid the bill, and left. My stomach was a little round, but I felt incredibly satisfied.

Take a walk to digest your food and let the night breeze carry away the smell of your meal.

Back at my accommodation, I quickly took a hot shower to wash away my fatigue.

I changed into clean pajamas and lay back down in the gaming pod.

The hatch closed, and consciousness sank in.

In the game world, night is deep.

Wu Feng opened his eyes on the bed and, without delay, sat down cross-legged.

The essence of "Harmony with the World" quietly unfolds.

The pure and tranquil inner energy flowed along a familiar path, gradually blending with the darkness of the surrounding hut and the faint chirping of insects outside the window.

The mind is calm, yet perception subtly extends outward.

The state of perfect harmony with the world, when fully realized, operates with perfect ease and fluency.

With each cycle of true qi, it grows stronger and more solid, and its affinity and resonance with the primordial qi of heaven and earth deepens.

[Harmony with the World Proficiency +336]

The indicator shows a stable fluctuation.

He was free of distractions, completely immersed in that wondrous state of being one with the light and subtly connected with all things.

Time flew by as I immersed myself in the practice.

The night outside the window gradually faded, the starlight disappeared, and a faint glimmer of dawn appeared on the eastern horizon.

When the internal energy completes its hundreds of cycles, its circulation suddenly becomes more harmonious and smooth, and the cool and clear feeling, as if it is blending seamlessly with the surrounding environment, suddenly intensifies to a higher level!

Within his dantian, the jade-like vortex of energy suddenly contracted inward, then expanded dramatically, its color becoming more solid and profound, its rotation accompanied by subtle fluctuations that seemed to synchronize with the rhythm of heaven and earth.

[System Notification: Congratulations! Your "Harmony with the World" technique has broken through to the Perfect Realm! Inner Strength +200, Constitution +100, True Qi Limit +5000, True Qi Recovery Speed ​​+200%, your perception and affinity with the primordial energy of heaven and earth have reached an extremely high level, and your ability to conceal your aura, harmonize different types of true qi, and hide your presence has been greatly enhanced. Next Realm: Great Perfection, requires 500000 proficiency points.]

Wu Feng slowly finished his practice and opened his eyes.

His eyes shone with a gentle, restrained light, even more serene and peaceful than before, as if veiled by a faint sense of harmony with all things.

The total amount of true qi in his body surged dramatically, roughly increasing by about 5,000 points. His current upper limit for true qi has now exceeded 16,000 points.

More importantly, the flow of true energy becomes more effortless and intuitive, with a significantly reduced sense of energy expenditure and an astonishingly fast recovery rate.

He even had the illusion that if he were willing, he could reduce his presence to a very low level, as if he could completely blend into the environment and no one would notice him.

"I've reached the pinnacle..." he murmured to himself, his tone filled with satisfaction.

I glanced at the skill bar: [Harmony with the World (Perfect 108/500000)].

Reaching the Great Perfection requires 500,000 skill points. The road ahead is long, but we'll reach it step by step.

"I must say, this 'Harmony with Light and Dust' technique for raising the upper limit of true qi is incredibly fast." He felt the true qi within his body surging like a river, yet calm as a deep pool, and couldn't help but smile.

A top-tier special internal skill, its effects are indeed domineering.

Outside the window, the sky had brightened a bit.

On a distant mountain peak, the morning bell of dawn, at the hour of Mao (5-7 AM), pierces the last silence before dawn, carrying its gentle sound.

"Clang... clang... clang..."

A new day has begun.