Several Thousand Miles Didn't Seem So Far...

This skill had just been drawn, and its description left Luo Jun somewhat confused. But through the dice system's mental link, he quickly understood how it worked.

So-called similar events referred to frequently occurring events of the same or similar type. Take dodging, for example. In a single battle, Luo Jun might need to dodge multiple times. Though the difficulty and movements of each dodge could differ, the events were essentially of the same category and could be judged together. If successful, Luo Jun's next five dodges would all succeed. On the other hand, if it failed, he would be in for some serious suffering.

The benefits of this skill were obvious. Under suitable circumstances, a single dice roll could be used as five, saving quite a few uses. But it also had a drawback: experience only counted once. In other words, if he had plenty of dice uses and wanted to farm experience, it was unsuitable.

What Luo Jun cared about more, however, were this thing's restrictions. The skill definitely had a time limit. Though it was not mentioned in the description, "a short period of time" could not possibly be very long. Exactly how long was it? If the five events were not completed by then, would the dice judge the event as incomplete? To find out, Luo Jun picked up the paper ball again and deliberately gave it a try.

He took out his phone and started a stopwatch, used Merge Similar Events to judge the act of throwing a paper ball, then tried throwing it four times, keeping the last one clenched in his hand.

Second by second, time passed. Finally, after ten minutes, the prompt sound rang out in his mind, awarding him one point of experience.

Although he had only done it four times,