"What is a hero? What makes a hero?"
Creating a Career Path was no longer difficult for Lu PingAn.
But in the past, he would not have done so.
In a sense, it would have meant actively dividing himself up and cutting himself into chunks to feed the fish.
If the fish grew fat or accomplished something, he would naturally profit. But if he casually split off Career Paths unrelated to himself, then even if they flourished, his own returns would be quite limited.
"It's a bit like Investment. If I work in the game industry and invest in indie games, engine development, IT education, and so on, then because those are industries I understand and excel in, not only are the returns stable, but those offshoot industries can continuously feed back into my main business. But if I were insane enough to invest in women's clothing or women's products, I'd lose money no matter how much I put in—and might even lose my foundation."
Lu PingAn was very cautious. As an exceptional demigod and the inheritor of an old god, he had always progressed steadily along the path of divinity.
"But now, perhaps I can split something off. Of course, it would still be within the scope of my professions."
Lu PingAn had actually needed a combat profession for a long time, but he had never been able to make up his mind. Or rather, he had always felt that the timing was not right.
If he merely followed the path of some great god and imitated a low-tier path such as Soldier, Spearman, or Swordsman, it would be effortless—but only barely sufficient. It could be used by the rank-and-file soldiers below, making it easier for Lu PingAn to bestow more Divine Grace.
For professional warriors on the same