Drawing Cards With My Lifespan: Starting By Gamifying Reality Chapter 116: Sitting on the Wall Waiting for the Red Apricot

Chapter 116: Sitting on the Wall Waiting for the Red Apricot (2)

They were usually newbies who had just co into contact with the supernatural circle and hoped to obtain enough knowledge and information through the forum.

This was also the reason why the lower-level Trascendent were more active.

However, it was precisely these low-level Trascendent who could feel the difficulty of breaking through from Tier 1 to Tier 3.

They had painstakingly spent two years, three years, or even several years to break through to Tier 3.

But now, soone was telling them that a true monster would only need a month to complete their journey of a few years.

What the f * ck was going on with this tens or even hundreds of tis difference in cultivation?

Was this a real big shot?

After the initial shock, countless supernatural beings replied to the main thread:

“Which big shot is it? Why haven’t I heard of it before?”

“Breaking through to Tier 3 in a month, is this really sothing a human can do?”

“Brothers, pay attention. That person spent a month, not from Tier 2 to Tier 3, but from Tier 1 to Tier 3. He crossed two stages at once.”

“I haven’t even touched the edge of Tier 2 in a month, and the big boss is already charging towards Tier 4. Is this the difference in the world?”

“I’m dying of laughter! It took twelve years to break through to Tier 3. Did I say anything?”

“Also, don’t forget that not only did he break through quickly, but he also has the extrely powerful sword saint profession. F * ck, is there going to be another Saint Sword Saint?”

“I’m afraid this is a fact that will happen in the future. The key question is how long it will take him to break through to the saint Realm and whether he can break the current record.”

” Don’t bother talking about anything else. I’ll go to Tianmu City right now. When I find out which supernatural team Big Boss is in, I’ll apply for a job. While Big Boss hasn’t reached the peak yet, I’ll hurry over and hug his thigh. When I get to the top in the future, I’ll be his subordinate!”

“Big boss, do you have a girlfriend? I’m eighteen years old, a rank 2 white mage. If you’re interested, you can send a private ssage!”

Since the big boss is a sword saint, he definitely needs a suitable weapon, right? Coincidentally, I just found a longsword magic item two days ago. It’s enough for mid-grade use. If you need it, I’ll send it to you now. It’s not for anything else, but to make friends.”

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Flipping through the 10,000 replies, it was impossible for Su Mo to be unhappy.

No wonder the books said that the higher one went, the more good people there would be.

He had just displayed his talent to break through to Tier 3, and he had already received so much flattery and good relations.

If he quickly stepped into Tier 6 or even Tier 9, the upper echelons of the Dawn Bureau would probably not be able to sit still.

They would definitely invest a lot of resources in him.

And now, the reason why no one ca looking for him was probably because he was still under observation.

Su Mo believed that his file had already appeared on the desk of so big shot.

Otherwise, that post wouldn’t have been highlighted in such a short ti.

Even the forum moderators already knew about him.

It was almost impossible for the higher-ups to not know about it.

However, Su Mo also understood that it was a very long process.

Even if the higher-ups paid attention to him, they would at most think that he was a potential seed.

This was because he had not even completed his first advancent ritual.

Who knew if he would mutate in the upcoming advancent ritual?

If he couldn’t even pass the first advancent ritual, it wasn’t worth investing resources in him at all.

This was probably what those big shots were really thinking.

Su Mo thought for a mont.

He decided to keep a low profile while working hard to level up in the future.

The post didn’t reveal his identity, and it didn’t even ntion his team.

The forum moderator did not reveal his identity.

In a sense, this was to protect him.

Because once his identity was exposed.

Not only would the people above notice.

The various evil cultivators would also notice it.

There was no guarantee that they would specifically target him during a mission.

After all, Tier 3 geniuses were too easy to kill.

He had to be wary of this.

Su Mo was secretly wary and decided to stay in the dorm before reaching Tier 5.

As for going ho?

What ho?

From now on, the dormitory is my ho!

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Baihai City.

Wucang District.

In a mountainous area near the Shatong River.

There was a huge pit with a diater of about 20 ters on the desolate mountain.

There were many tattered clothes and unknown tal fragnts at the bottom of the pit.

So Trascendent in black suits and white gloves were conducting an extrely detailed inspection of the scene.

In a black SUV not far away.

Zhu Yuexi, who had a mature figure and a charming temperant, was sitting in the luxurious backseat. She was munching on an apple while flipping through the highlighted hot post.

“He broke through to Tier 3 in a month. I didn’t expect that kid to be a Prodigy sword saint.

However, although this speed is much faster than mine, I cultivate three elents at the sa ti.

And I successfully awakened at the age of 10.

It took only one and a half years for all three elents to break through to Tier 3.

On average, I would only need half a year to break through to rank 3 in a single profession.

Considering the difficulty of cultivating multiple elents at the sa ti, it was far more difficult than cultivating a single elent.

So I still won!”

After coming to this conclusion, Zhu Xi happily took a big bite of the apple and closed the post in a good mood.

At this mont, there was a rhythmic knock on the door.

Zhu Yuexi pulled it open.

A woman with short hair and a black eyepatch said to her sternly,

“Lord Prefect, we’ve already searched the entire scene. We’ve also collected all the fragnts and remnants.”

“Did you find anything?”

Zhu Yuexi threw the apple core into the garbage bag and asked.

Jiang Qu, the vice-captain of the Qingyang Prefecture hunters, shook his head and said,”

“I found fragnts. According to my guess, it was probably completely blown up in the explosion.”

“It exploded?” Zhu Yuexi’s lips curved into a smile. She sneered and said,” If He Xin was still alive, he would be very happy to hear your conclusion.”

Jiang Qu frowned slightly.

Zhu Yuexi continued,”

“The Demon Emperor was severely injured by earlier and fell into a deep sleep. During this period of ti, the four Demon Emperors under his command have been busy collecting all kinds of resources to revive him as soon as possible.

Half a month ago, I killed the first demon emissary, Liu Yuan, and directly uprooted the entire branch of the Secret Covenant Travel Agency. Today, I t the second He Xin, forcing him to self-destruct on the spot.

However, compared to Liu Yuan, that arrogant little fellow, He Xin, this old man, was much more sinister. His plans were rigorous and ticulous, and he did not even lack the determination to self-destruct at the critical mont.

I don’t believe that such a person would so casually blow up the Silver Star Stone. I would rather believe that he had already moved the Silver Star Stone away.

Those so-called fragnts were just a smokescreen he deliberately set up to make us misunderstand that the Demon Empress had lost this key resource and that the recovery ti would be delayed.”

“Then what should we do next?” Jiang Qu asked.

Zhu Yuexi thought for a mont and replied,”

“First, figure out He Xin’s interpersonal relationships and scope of activities. See where he is most likely to hide the Silver Star Stone. At the sa ti, find out the branch station here and completely flatten it.

In addition, I rember that there was news from Tianmu City that the Demon Emperor Emissary, Lu Chuan, had appeared. Pay attention to this information and send more people to investigate.”

“This subordinate understands!” Jiang Qu imdiately nodded.

At the sa ti.

In a teahouse near the urban village in Tianmu City.

In the quiet tea room on the second floor, Lu Chuan opened a package.

He opened the ga console that was sent over by express delivery and pulled out a thumb-sized stone that was glowing with silver light.

Underneath the stone was a piece of paper with a line of strong handwriting:

“I’ll leave the rest to you.”

Lu Chuan looked at the note in a daze, like a puppet.

After a long while, he took a deep breath and burned the note, ga console, packaging box, and other miscellaneous items.

Amidst the burning flas, he opened the secret door and walked to the basent.

In the center of the basent, a complex array with thousands of inscriptions was about to be completed.