Breaking through several stages in succession had sent Zhou Fei's ability stats soaring.
Among them were even some absurdly powerful abilities that Wen Xishu found astonishing, almost overpowered.
Memory accumulation had reached the fifth stage outright.
Just like that, Wen Xishu had exploited his way into maxing out the Sage character.
Wen Xishu even felt that... using Zhou Fei's current skills merely to escape one area made the game seem a little too easy.
Of course, he had no idea how powerful these good people actually were, or what sort of figure the great good person behind them was. So Wen Xishu remained vigilant throughout.
Still, at this moment, Wen Xishu was genuinely stunned by how exceptional Zhou Fei was.
There were many ways to play a game.
Some people felt that playing as the designers intended was what counted as playing. Others felt that, if cheats were available, modifying things to suit their own preferences was playing.
Of course, some liked digging through the underlying code. Their way of playing was to pit themselves against the programmers, inspect code packages ahead of time, predict where the game would go, and brute-force hidden storylines, pulling up dialogue files to access story content that was extremely difficult to trigger.
Wen Xishu was now doing something rather like the latter.
At first, obtaining the memories of the three people in the Hall of Goodness had not been difficult. But the further he went, the stricter the trigger conditions became.
The early-stage memories, Zhou Fei's past, were easy to trigger.
A top student, a pitiful child whose parents had gone abroad, neglected by his eldest uncle's family, who had ultimately come to the Hall of Goodness because of a flicker of kindness.
That was Zhou Fei's past.
Looking at it that way, everything