Saving 100 people who were about to be killed sounded easy, but it was actually extremely difficult.
Because it had to be ensured that all 100 people being saved were truly doomed to die.
For example, Shadow had set his sights on Wang Xian. That monk wanted to save Wang Xian, but Shadow could not kill Wang Xian at all. As a result, the monk's attempt to save Wang Xian would not count.
But the exact judgment still depended on the system.
And do not think about having people deliberately offer themselves up to die, then having the monk save them.
If that was done, not only would they not count among the 100 people in the first phase, the mission would fail immediately.
Once the mission failed, it could never be accepted again.
The class-change mission for "Buddha Child" had ten phases in total. The first phase was actually the easiest, while the tenth was utterly screwed up.
In his previous life, one monk had spent over a year completing the first nine phases. When he received the tenth-phase mission, he nearly broke down on the spot.
The tenth phase was not actually a mission, but a requirement.
From the beginning of Datafication onward, one must commit no act of killing in order to change classes into Buddha Child!
When the tenth phase of "Buddha Child" was revealed, everyone fell silent.
No act of killing?
This was simply a joke!
Could one level up without killing?
And without leveling up, could one complete the first nine phases?
The truth was, one could!
Both monks and Taoists could gain experience through meditation.
Meditation was not simply sitting there and chanting scriptures. One could only gain experience after the system determined that one had successfully entered a meditative state.
Many monks