Super unfriendly to Newbie Xiao Bai!
Ronan had been hanging around the "What is Prepared" section for quite some time. After confirming the prices and doing a little math, he had gained a general sense of the harsh logic here.
A valuation of 500 credits was merely the minimum spend. Ronan had also tried making outrageously absurd wishes like "a Law Deployment Plan suited to me," "kill Li Wei," and "make the Central Star Region permanently unable to discover Earth." The Other Side had evaluated every one of them in earnest. Aside from the first request, which had been priced at 20,000 credits, the other estimates were astronomical figures so vast that no one could be bothered to distinguish their orders of magnitude.
By the time the whole basic process was complete, making a full wish required at least 600 credits before he even saw any results. And every expense had to be weighed against income. At that point, it all depended on how efficiently one could earn "credits" in the "What is Prepared" section.
Yet grinding questions in "Credit Rating" would only raise one's rank, no matter how brilliantly one performed; it would not grant any "credits." To exchange for credits, one could only slowly accumulate them in the "Internal Forum" under "Credit Reserve."
At the initial stage, successfully answering a question there only earned one to five credits.
To cover the 600-credit procedural expense, he would have to answer at least three or four hundred questions. The sheer volume was daunting.
This was where the importance of "Credit Rating" became apparent. Ronan spent an hour grinding his rating up to "Specialist." The difficulty of the questions in the Internal Forum immediately soared, proving once again that there was a filtering mechanism—but his average returns also rose into double