Chapter 48: The late Tang Dynasty when cultivation greatly increased
"If I can't rise in this world with such a start and talent, that would be a waste."
I thought in my mind at the end of Tang Dynasty.
It was starting to get bright at this time, and the next day began.
At this time, Tang Mo has been upgraded to level ten. If he wants to continue to upgrade, he must change his profession.
If you do not change jobs, you will not be able to continue upgrading.
This is also a restriction on the lord level in the lord world.
Moreover, each profession has an upper limit on its level. Only cultivation has no upper limit, but cultivation is more difficult than upgrading. Upgrading only requires fighting. In addition to fighting, lords can also gain experience by commanding battles. Upgrading is very important for
It is not very difficult for the lord.
On the contrary, cultivation is more difficult for the lord.
Because lords need to develop their territories and don’t have much time to practice, lords must either rely on upgrading or accumulating resources to increase their strength and practice slowly, which is not the best way for lords.
Let’s get back to the subject, there was no job change in the late Tang Dynasty, so naturally you couldn’t change jobs, you couldn’t change jobs, and the level up in the late Tang Dynasty was at its maximum.
"Use experience points to improve your skills."
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, a plan was made.
The existence of experience points was not worthwhile for the late Tang Dynasty. Only by improving the strength can one obtain more experience points, thus continuously snowballing and becoming stronger. Therefore, the existence of experience points is the most uneconomical. p>
Therefore, at the end of Tang Dynasty, he was ready to consume all the experience points.
In addition to being used to upgrade, experience points can also be used to improve the progress of practicing exercises, improve the proficiency of skills, control of magical powers, etc. It can be said that experience points are also a kind of omnipotent power.
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, his level could no longer be improved, and he had no skills or magical powers for the time being. Only his skills could be improved.
There are nine levels in total of the Body Refining Art.
If you rely on experience points to upgrade the first level, you need ten experience points to upgrade to the second level. To upgrade the second level based on experience points, you need twenty experience points to upgrade to the third level. p>
By analogy, the experience consumed for each level promotion is twice the experience value consumed for the previous level promotion.
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the cultivation level was the second level of body refining, and the body refining art was also the second level.
If you want to upgrade to the third level, you need 20 experience points. If you want to upgrade to the fourth level, you need 40 experience points. If you want to upgrade to the fifth level, you need 80 experience points...
This kind of improvement is not only the improvement of the skills, but also the cultivation level. This is the difference between the improvement of the skills and the improvement of the skills. The improvement of the skills will not improve the cultivation level, but the improvement of the skills can promote
The monk's cultivation level is improved.
At the end of Tang Dynasty, he directly consumed 1,260 experience points to upgrade the body refining technique to the eighth level, and Tang Mo's cultivation level was also upgraded to the eighth level of the body refining period.
Lord: Late Tang Dynasty
Title: Baron (reputation: 130, to upgrade to viscount, reputation required: 1000)
Cultivation realm: the eighth level of body refining
Experience value: 140
Talent: Hundred times increase (sss), mutation evolution (the only one that can evolve, sss)
Kung Fu: The eighth level of physical training (nine levels in total)
Skills: None
Supernatural power: none
Properties:
Innate force:424
Innate politics:21
Innate commander:21
Innate intelligence: 25
Free attribute points: 60
This has to mention the improvement of cultivation level and the improvement of force value. Generally speaking, the improvement of monk's cultivation level and the improvement of its attributes are related to the innate attributes of cultivation level.
For example, for a monk with an innate force of five, for every small level his cultivation improves, his force attribute increases by five points. If a monk has an innate force attribute of six points, for every small level his cultivation improves, his force attribute increases by five points.
Attributes increased by six points.
From here, we can see the importance of innate attributes to monks.
Of course, the attributes that will be improved later are all acquired attributes.
But it was different in the late Tang Dynasty. What was improved in the late Tang Dynasty were all innate attributes.
According to the calculation based on the initial level of the innate attributes of the late Tang Dynasty, which is twelve points, it stands to reason that every time the late Tang Dynasty improves a small level, the acquired attributes should increase by twelve points. However, the innate attributes of the late Tang Dynasty have exceeded the limit, making every time in the late Tang Dynasty.
After a breakthrough, the attributes improved are not acquired attributes, but innate attributes.
Based on the gap between innate attributes and acquired attributes, ten points of acquired attributes can be exchanged for one point of innate attributes. Although this exchange ratio is, one point of innate attributes is actually more powerful and precious than ten points of acquired attributes.
Therefore, strictly speaking, at the end of the Tang Dynasty, every time a small realm was promoted, the innate force attribute value was 1.2. Therefore, when the cultivation level was promoted to the eighth level of body refining in the late Tang Dynasty, the innate force attribute value was 9.6.
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The improvement of Tang Dynasty by the Body Refining Art also directly improved Tang Dynasty's innate attributes.
The first-level upgrade of the Body Refining Art provides one innate martial attribute for the late Tang Dynasty, the second-level upgrade provides two innate military attributes for the late Tang Dynasty, and the third-level upgrade provides five innate military attributes for the late Tang Dynasty.
The fourth level of improvement provides ten innate martial attributes for the late Tang Dynasty. The fifth level of improvement provides twenty innate military attributes for the late Tang Dynasty. The sixth level of improvement provides fifty innate military attributes for the late Tang Dynasty.
The seventh level of improvement provides one hundred innate martial attributes for the late Tang Dynasty. The eighth level of improvement provides two hundred innate military attributes for the late Tang Dynasty. The ninth level of improvement provides five hundred innate military attributes for the late Tang Dynasty.
In other words, the improvement of the Body Refining Art to perfection can improve 888 martial arts attributes for the late Tang Dynasty. This attribute has nothing to do with the Body Refining Art and is related to the monks themselves.
If the cultivation improves the innate attributes, then the increase is the innate attributes. If the monk improves the acquired attributes, then the monk improves the acquired attributes.
If other monks had improved 888 acquired attributes, while those in the late Tang Dynasty had improved 888 innate attributes, it must be said that the magic of the Body Refining Art seems to be just a basic cultivation method.
But it’s not simple at all.
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the Body Refining Art was upgraded to the eighth level, which improved 388 innate martial attributes for the end of the Tang Dynasty.
In this way, the innate force attribute value in the late Tang Dynasty reached more than 400 points.
The force attribute value of more than 400 points is comparable to the force attribute value of a monk with a fourth level of Qi training.
However, the attribute values of the body refining stage and the body refining level are different.
For the same force attribute value, the force attribute value of physical training is one-tenth of the force attribute value of qi training.
In other words, when a monk breaks through to the Qi training stage, his force value should be calculated by dividing it by ten. The force value calculated in this way is the real force value of the Qi training period, because one force value in the Qi training period is higher than that in the body training period.
Ten force values are more powerful.
Of course, this is just a calculation of force value, and the specific calculation is very complicated.
Although the more than 400 innate force values in the late Tang Dynasty were powerful, they were in the body refining stage after all, which were worse than the force values in the qi training stage. Therefore, if they faced the monks in the qi training stage, they might have the strength to fight, but when facing the foundation building stage monks,
It is absolutely impossible to defeat the monks because the gap is too big.
Unless the martial arts value increased tenfold in the late Tang Dynasty, it would be possible to defeat the monks in the foundation-building stage.