Before players obtained a class, whether it was a Main Class or a secondary class, the only way to improve their Attribute Values was basically through the Free Attribute Points gained from leveling up.
But after obtaining a class—especially a Main Class—the few Free Attribute Points gained from leveling up became almost negligible. The bulk of one's Attribute Points instead came from Class Traits.
So generally speaking, the earlier a player obtained a class, the better.
As Attribute Values increased, a player's Constitution would undergo corresponding changes. Relevant Department had specifically conducted research on the effects Attribute Values had on players themselves.
If 15 points in a single attribute represented the limit an ordinary person could reach, then 30 points in a single attribute meant that a player had officially stepped across the threshold into the extraordinary.
Setting aside the other attributes, as long as a player's Constitution exceeded 30 points, they could survive in the vast majority of harsh environments. Once it exceeded 50 points, even in the vacuum of space, the player would not be greatly affected for a short period of time.
It was precisely because of this that, for a higher survival rate, no matter what path a player took, Constitution was an attribute that had to be raised above 30 points at the earliest opportunity.
Bai Zhi's Constitution was 47 points.
That figure might have been a little low among the top-tier players, but among Normal Players, it was already considered high.
But precisely because of that, with Attribute Values far exceeding those of ordinary people, normal food and alcohol were actually of little use to players. At most, they could taste the flavor.
No matter how strong the liquor was, to players, it was no different from plain boiled water.
...Unless there was a