Is there something wrong with playing Genshin Impact in the dungeon?

Ling Shu (Kong) sighed to himself, "It's a pity that my (original body's) Grace level is only Lv.1. The Traveler can only level it up to Lv.20, and still cannot activate the 'Sky-Splitting Wind' talent."

"Otherwise... tsk tsk, that's genuine 'sword energy'."

He secretly fantasized about and looked forward to the future.

Just then, Paimon, who was in charge of acting as a 'supporter,' was picking up the magic stones that had fallen to the ground.

You can collect these items and exchange them for Fali (money) at the "Gold Exchange" window in the lobby on the first floor of the "Guild".

Incidentally, the guild has a clear rule: as long as adventurers are in a situation where they can guarantee their own safety, they must properly handle every fallen magic stone.

Either pick it up or smash it on the spot.

There are two reasons for this regulation.

First of all, as the current central city of the world, one of Orario's major products that radiates outwards is magic stones.

This thing, from serving as an energy reserve for an entire city to a small magic stone lamp on the street... has almost extended into a unique 'magic stone technology'.

It is a major source of revenue for Orario.

Otherwise, where do high-level adventurers get those tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in exchange amounts?

The guild is able to pay because it is wealthy and powerful.

Furthermore...

Many of the monsters in the dungeon eat magic stones.

This is an instinct to 'become stronger'.

Consuming too many magic stones will increase the probability of giving birth to 'enhanced species'.

For example, Earth Spirits are generally easy for a level 1 beginner to deal with, but when 'enhanced species' appear, they may even be able to rival level 2.

Imagine this: the appearance is almost the same (maybe just a change in color), but the speed suddenly increases, and with one swipe of its claws... a newbie can't even react.

This kind of "first encounter kill" will obviously trap a lot of adventurers who underestimate their strength.

Even high-level adventurers can be caught off guard and fail miserably.

Reality isn't a game; even high-level adventurers can be quite fragile.

If they are seriously injured, or lose an arm or a leg... they won't have the chance to return in full condition like Ling Shu's original god clone.

In short, thanks to this, people have come to a profound understanding from past tragedies that even the 'upper' areas of the underground city are not absolutely safe.

The guild clearly didn't want to see even a single enhanced species.

Therefore, they further intensified their promotion of the ironclad rule that "magic stones must be dealt with."

This is one of the reasons why those adventurers who pass through the 'upper level' either choose to 'sweep the floor' or watch other Lv.1 players pick up the scraps.

Now...

"The space backpack is a good thing."

"Especially the top-of-the-line configuration that I (Paimon) possess, which can even fit a 'building' inside."

Ling Shu knew that he might not need to consider this matter at the moment, but when he was able to 'expedite' in the future, his 'spatial teleportation' and 'spatial backpack' abilities would shine brightly.

It's worth noting that the Loki Familia, who currently love expeditions the most, often have to abandon most of their gains halfway through because they don't have enough backpacks, and the supplies they bring with them are always insufficient.

If Loki knew about Ling Shu's abilities, that squinty-eyed, flat-chested goddess might turn around and try to steal him from Freya.

At that point, it's likely that Orario's two strongest clans will both be starting a 'War Game'.

Although, Ryoki actually preferred to join the Loki Familia to the Freya Familia.

After all, the Freya Familia is not a monolithic entity; its members are constantly fighting amongst themselves, making it just like the Ascension Chains of Tal'darim.

In contrast, Loki's family has almost become one family.

Speaking of which...

"No wonder. In less than two days, Freya has been 'locking up her favors' and 'lying about personal information' and such. It seems that although she is a bit of a 'funny goddess,' she is not the kind of person who causes trouble without thinking."

After Paimon finished collecting the magic stones, Ling Shu (Kong) stretched and said, "Let's continue exploring."

"Anyway, I have the ability to 'return to town,' so there's no need to worry about external time."

"and……"

He turned his head to look at the blonde girl beside him and sighed helplessly, "Besides me (Kong) and Ying, the 'five-star Genshin Impact clone' that I got in my first draw today also needs to be upgraded."

"There are no experience books for me here, I have to spend a lot of time grinding monsters."

"Getting busy, huh?"

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Currently, the Genshin Impact system has provided Ling Shu with very detailed information on the ranking system related to both the Traveler Twins in their 'Aerial Firefly' state and the numerous clones summoned by the 'Genshin Impact Descent' magic.

Generally speaking...

The strength of Genshin Impact's tiers is in a 10:1 ratio to the 'blessing level' bestowed upon adventurers by the gods in the current world.

such as:

Genshin Impact characters at levels 1 to 10 correspond to adventurers at level 1 Grace.

Genshin Impact characters at levels 11 to 20 correspond to adventurers at level 2 Grace.

……

Similarly, Genshin Impact characters from Lv.81 to Lv.90 correspond to adventurers with a Lv.9 Grace level.

Of course, in terms of grace level, let alone Lv.9, there isn't even a single Lv.8 in the whole world right now.

There are only two Lv.7.

One of them was Ota.

The other person is outside of Orario... and has no interaction with Ling Shu at all for the time being.

In short...

In the original concept of Genshin Impact, the level cap of each character can only be increased by constantly 'breaking through'.

When the 'Genshin Impact System' is successfully integrated into the power system of the current world, this breakthrough will no longer be limited to materials and Mora that 'do not exist in this world at all', but will be linked to Ling Shu's own level of favor.

At this stage, Ling Shu, who has just become an adventurer and whose grace level is only Lv.1, can raise the Traveler Twins and his existing Genshin Impact clones to Lv.20, which is comparable to the combat power of a 'limited Lv.2 adventurer'.

However, if we take into account the combined bonuses from factors such as weapons, artifacts, constellations, and talents, it's not impossible to expect protagonist-level treatment like "challenging opponents of higher levels."

Unfortunately, all of these prospects are still in the 'promising future' stage.

"It takes a full 1000 experience points to level up from Lv.1 to Lv.2 in Genshin Impact."

"The total experience gained from leveling up from Lv.1 to Lv.20 is as high as 120175."

Ling Shu (Kong) silently gazes at the sky.

Beside him, Ying chimed in, "I just observed that killing a 'Earth Spirit' gives about 18 experience points."

"Aside from Paimon, who has no concept of 'leveling up' and doesn't require experience points, the experience points distributed among each of us are only 6 points."

"If you're just killing earth spirits, to reach Lv.20, you'll need to..."

120175÷6……

"More than 20,000 earth spirits... damn it."

Ling Shu (Kong) scratched his head.

He felt that this leveling speed was actually no different from that of those 'normal adventurers' with high talent.

For ordinary adventurers, raising their Grace level is not so easy.

Some people never reach Lv.2 in their entire lives, while others remain stuck at their current level for decades.

Those who can be promoted within one or two years are regarded as core cadres and cultivated by various clans.

For example: the [Fiora] who leveled up from Lv.1 to Lv.2 in one year.

Her current record as the fastest level-up in the city should be similar to the growth rate of her Genshin Impact clones.

Logically speaking, Ling Shu, who could upgrade at the same speed as the "city's fastest upgrade record holder" by "following the steps", should have nothing to complain about.

But he even knew about the undercurrents within Orario.

If you lack ability... to put it bluntly, it means 'everything you say is wrong'.

In a world where supernatural forces exist, might makes right.

Anyway, if he only takes the 'ordinary path', Ling Shu feels that he can't possibly expect to have a cultivation cheat like that red-eyed rabbit boy.

While others level up in 'years', he (Bell Crane) calculates it in 'months', going from Lv.1 to Lv.5 in less than a year—it's unbelievable…

"Why don't I have an experience-based skill like 'Waves of Dreams'?"

Ling Shu muttered to himself, "Uh, it seems like it's useless to me. That thing needs 'admiration' to drive it, and I'm not the kind of person who's simple-minded."

Thinking about it this way, he had an even bigger headache.

You should know...

"Once my (original) Grace level reaches Lv.2, the Genshin Impact level cap will be unlocked to Lv.40."

"The total experience required to level up from Lv.20 to Lv.40... is close to 580,000?"

Ling Shu finally understood.

There's no way I can settle down here.

After all, if he were to level up by grinding ordinary monsters step by step... by the time he had gathered a bunch of Genshin Impact clones with combat power exceeding Lv.9, the 'Promised Day' would probably have already arrived.

"If only I had traveled here a few years earlier... uh, no, that's not right either."

A few years ago, due to the departure of Zeus and Hera's kin, the dark faction ran rampant, and people were frequently dying even on the 'surface'.

In particular, seven years ago, the "Seven Days of Death" almost destroyed Orario, resulting in the direct sacrifice of tens of thousands of adventurers and countless civilian casualties.

Why don't we see many 'older generation' adventurers in Orario now?

During those seven days, in order to buy time for the 'next generation' and delay the tactical battle, the older generation of adventurers picked up their weapons again, and almost all of them died.