However, Chen Yi leaned more toward the second option.
Lose 5 levels, attributes unchanged, plus 10 Attribute Points.
This option would actually provide 40 attribute points. (Each level granted 3 Intelligence, 2 Spirit, and 1 Attribute Point.)
It simply required enough Experience Points for those benefits to show.
For Chen Yi, experience was not a problem.
Moreover, choosing this option had a hidden advantage.
He could still use that coffin-like device to increase his attributes afterward.
No matter what method was used, there were limits.
The same was true of taking medicine, and the coffin-like device was no exception.
Chen Yi had already raised his attributes through that device several times. He estimated that after one or two more uses, it would no longer be able to grant him any further attributes.
By then, increasing attribute points would come at a different price.
Perhaps completing a single mission would only grant 7 points, or even 5 attribute points.
The reward tier had not changed; only the difficulty of improving had changed, ultimately resulting in fewer rewards.
The drawback of the second option was that its immediate boost in combat power was inferior to the first option.
Option ②: Designated target—Bodhi Tree, raised to Saint Spirit grade.
It was also Saint Spirit grade.
Tier 7 and Tier 6, Saint Spirit grade and Epic grade.
Though the difference was only one tier, that single tier represented a leap in the level of life itself.
For life to make such a leap was easier said than done.
The higher one's spirituality, the harder it became.
Likewise, the higher the spirituality, the stronger one would become after crossing that threshold.
Equipment had the lowest spirituality, and there were even ways to exploit loopholes.
Plants came next. They did not need to truly comprehend their