724: Chapter 710: Bringing the Whole Family 724: Chapter 710: Bringing the Whole Family With so rare free ti, Lu Ping’an consulted his ntor about so issues.
“…Is advancing to the fourth-tier really that difficult?”
At the forefront was Lu Ping’an’s own question of advancent.
Now, he is actually a third-tier Scholar and a third-tier Gardener; advancing further seems not difficult.
He naturally asked his ntor about the situation of advancing, but at this ti, he only got so subtle answers that made people feel perplexed.
“When it cos to the fourth-tier in the Gardener series, I don’t have any channels here…
It should be said that even if there were, you wouldn’t look up to them.”
Professor Wen was quite calm and didn’t hide anything from Lu Ping’an.
He is a well-known Scholar in the industry, and the Gardener circle is not about having everything with just strength; even within the State, his connections are quite extensive.
He knows quite a few Decree-level and even Rule-level Gardeners and can provide introduction letters for Lu Ping’an, but that doesn’t an he can provide stable advancent opportunities for fourth-tier Gardeners.
“Many third-tier Gardeners have worked with their ntors for a lifeti without successfully advancing.
Fourth-tier Gardeners are very special…”
The Gods can also provide a way to go a step further, but those relatively easy-to-appoint fourth-tier Gardeners are sowhat weird at a higher level.
“…Those mass-produced so-called Decree-level Gardeners are not suitable for academic-type Gardeners.
In a certain sense, they are more like mass-produced soldiers.
They often have only one or two abilities worth showing off, and they are only slightly stronger than third-tier ones…”
At this ti, Professor Wen sincerely advised Lu Ping’an not to be too eager for quick success.
In his eyes, Lu Ping’an had a chance to break through to the Rule-level Gardener.
“…Advancing in the Life System is relatively special.
Most of them start as researchers.
Often, they suddenly gain insight while researching, publish a few papers, and inexplicably enter a new realm.”
This statent was a bit mysterious, but Lu Ping’an could understand.
To enter the fourth-tier as a professional, one must glimpse the truth and the “source”…
You must see a higher goal to have the motivation and ans to step into a higher level.
Although Lu Ping’an achieved it easily, many professionals are actually stuck at this stage.
The biggest advantage of the way provided by the Gods is, this aspect is anicter…the goals provided by those professions are the Gods, not the “source”; they are following the path of the Gods or the downgraded version released by the Gods.
For those God-given battle-professions at the Decree-level, it’s the easiest.
Even so relatively stable advancent channels are available.
For example, so specific Abnormal Abilities can be practiced to a point where they can “change reality” on a small scale, and that would allow you to step into a higher level.
There are similar paths for Gardeners, but Professor Wen advised Lu Ping’an not to touch them.
If Lu Ping’an is willing to take the “mass-production” route, he has a hunch that doing so would allow him to complete his advancent within a month.
But that has practically no significance…
Each path is a road, and walking on a path that cuts off the way ahead is just a waste of ti.
“…I think you should focus more on learning, study more fundantals…
The symbiotic Demon Plant you have has yet to mature, and you haven’t fully utilized your third-tier Gardener abilities.
Trying to forcefully advance now may not be a good thing.”
Professor Wen was worried that Lu Ping’an had been going too smoothly and would beco arrogant and not heed his advice; he was urging him to slow down ti and ti again.
“I have learned.” Lu Ping’an nodded and said nothing more.
He also knew that the most promising fourth-tier Decree was the path he created himself, the pathway exclusive to him.
As a result, normal professionals who get stuck at the fourth-tier can try to take on various part-ti jobs in a frenzy, using more lower-level structures to build upward channels.
The steadier the foundation, the higher it can pile up.
“Perhaps, like at the beginning, just take on two or three third-tier part-ti jobs again…”
While others only hope to break through, Lu Ping’an can pick the highest possible path.
So which way has the highest ceiling…
He subconsciously touched his own eyes, perhaps, his opportunity to step forward, would co faster than anyone else anticipated.
“It seems that advancing is indeed not sothing that can be rushed.
At least, I need to cultivate the three Magic Pets first…
Uh, won’t that be a bit funny?
Three Decree-level pets with a third-tier master.”
While he still needs to accumulate experience to beco a fourth-tier Gardener, there are things he can already make up for.
“You look at the books first, and ask if you don’t understand anything.”
In this regard, the teachers of the Ninth Vocational High School were very generous.
After all, what Lu Ping’an asked for was not any secret information; he only wanted the basic information of low-level Fla-system professionals.
But looking at the small bookshelf in front of him, Lu Ping’an was a bit puzzled.
“These are just introductions and basic information.
After you decide which path you want to take, tell us, and we can arrange a corresponding teacher…
you’re lucky, most of our series teachers are here, so whatever you choose, there will be soone specialized to teach.”
Lu Ping’an couldn’t help but smile bitterly.
Was it supposed to be a good thing to have more than a dozen ntors to serve him alone?
He flipped through the books, most of which were ordinary notes, but so of them were records of taboo knowledge.
These things should be valuable, so the teachers seed to be very kind.
Invitation?
It was easy to settle.
With the endorsent of the military and the governnt, as well as the promise of “not needing them on the battlefield, but still researching,” the teachers of the Ninth Vocational High School agreed without hesitation.
The reason was simple: they had not been having a good ti lately.
Just because the Aus people suffered a big loss from Lu Ping’an did not an they beca weak.
They were still hunting outsiders all over the world.
Other camps had been attacked several tis, and naturally, the main camp with a large number of people was a priority target.
There were no weak ones among the Fla-system teachers of the Ninth Vocational High School, and most of them were experienced warriors, but the fact that they had beco teachers often ant that they were tired of fighting and wars.
As a matter of fact, the “retirent” career had made their skills sowhat dull and less adapted to high-intensity, high-risk battlefield environnts.
However, if the camp and themselves were attacked, they naturally couldn’t just sit idly by.
As high-powered battle-professionals, they could not help but repeatedly step forward and take on a considerable amount of combat duties and watch.
Now that they heard there were other options and that soone would protect them so they could focus on their research (lazing around), they naturally agreed.
And this result was not an exception.
Lu Ping’an originally thought that the camp controllers would be annoyed by this kind of poaching behavior, but he didn’t expect…
“Comrades, you’re finally here!
We’ve been waiting for you for a long ti!”
The tearful expression made people feel a bit wrong.
After chatting, they found out that he was actually forced to step up.
“The original manager died in the first wave of attacks, and as the highest-ranking person, I was pushed up to be in charge.
We’ve been facing incidents every day, and I’m ashad to see my fellow countryn…”
As the original main camp, this place was targeted by the Aus people.
Attacks ca every five minutes.
Without the combat power to flatten the camp in one fell swoop, such small-scale harassnt and raids were an unavoidable nightmare for camp personnel who had lost their communication and reconnaissance ans.
A Vortex Stone Cannon Tower, a black flying knife in the night, could take away a life…
The camp was not originally prepared for war and had been repeatedly destroyed, its security was even worse than many small peripheral camps.
But here, there were many non-combatants, logistics personnel, equipnt, and researchers…
They could only grit their teeth, arrange their combat power in shifts, and forcibly keep going.
At this mont, Lu Ping’an and Wang Xier looked at each other and realized that they had both overestimated the situation in the other camps.
“It seems that other camps are not trying to operate independently; they simply do not have the ability to leave their base.”
Stepping out of the secure defensive facilities might lead to imdiate attacks; it’s better to squat and wait for help…
and now, hasn’t the help arrived?
“How about we modify the plan a bit?”
“Hmm…
Large-scale migration?
Moving-house-style migration, but do we have enough people?”
“Go to each camp one by one and roll the snowball.
That should be enough.”
“A big expedition with families?
It seems that we have to wait for the Aus people to co to us.”
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