The difficulty of this Unique Profession Inheritance Trial was actually quite high.
There were mysteries related to one's own identity, the extremely harsh environment, and the constant tests of one's mental state... among many other things.
This was especially true when it came to ghost slaves. One or two ghost slaves were manageable, but if one took in too many at once, the vast amount of memories that did not belong to oneself would be forcibly poured into the mind all at once. The damage inflicted on one's psyche would be downright devastating.
Once someone failed to hold onto their true self and their own memories were overwhelmed and muddled by memories that did not belong to them, the lucky ones would become complete Madmen, while the unlucky ones would suffer a total mental breakdown.
A Player's few decades of memories were but a drop in the ocean before a torrent of memories several times greater than their own.
But when it came to such matters, Bai Zhi was a massive bug... or perhaps he himself was the bug.
Because in less than an hour so far, the number of ghost slaves under his command had already exceeded a hundred.
Nearly several thousand years' worth of memories had flooded into his mind in total, yet he acted as though nothing had happened. He even sorted through those memories one by one with great interest.
To him, those memories were merely books he could consult at any time. Although most had been shelved away, for certain memories that interested him—such as those concerning Close Combat—Bai Zhi would deliberately take in the essence, discard the dross, and use them for insight and integration.
As a result, his pitiful Close Combat skill, which had originally only been level 1, rose rapidly during this