"A Puppeteer breaking through to Tier 7 would be somewhat difficult under the current talent constraints."
Before he could fully digest this gift, it pointed Lu PingAn toward another path—a shortcut to becoming stronger simply by spending money.
After becoming Rule-level, Lu Mouren had also encountered all sorts of bottlenecks at this point. But if he merely had the Courtyard consume more rule-based items to supplement the rules of the Courtyard world, not only could he raise Lu PingAn's limits in the corresponding rules, but so long as he himself had sufficient support, he could even directly grant usable power.
"Being able to use it is enough. But mastering it better wouldn't be a bad thing either."
At this point, Lu PingAn also realized that the Rule-level Items and Truth-level Items he had once regarded as treasures were not so unattainable for him after all.
He could purchase Rule-level Items related to the fire element to improve his elemental control. Similar paths lacking in talent, such as Runners and Heavy Armor Warriors, could all make up for their shortcomings by "burning money."
Top-tier rule-based items and high-quality forbidden artifacts were powerful and rare, often forming the core equipment of a Professional, so acquiring them was unrealistic. But as far as Lu PingAn knew, there were still plenty of rule-based items on the market that were useless, dangerous, or carried Costs so great that they could not be used at all.
Lu Mouren had purchased some before, only to later discover that exchanging them for points was a pure loss. Now, however, things were different. Lu PingAn truly could burn money to improve his "talent."
Moreover, from his current perspective, this was not a loss at all. It was far too difficult for other High-Level Professionals to make up for their