Their conversation reminded him of something.
He still had a very precious game item, one he'd gotten from the late Brother Li:
[Resurrection Pearl (3/3): After a character dies, they can be revived without any loss. Once all revivals have been used, it can be recharged with experience.] [Recharging it once requires as much experience as the character has in total.]
Clearly, to get the most out of it, he not only had to stay at Level 1, but also refrain from using game experience to learn any skills.
In other words, he had to become a pure natural person, learning and growing stronger just like a native.
Everything had to be learned through his own efforts and hard work.
Even so, it was still incredibly precious. After all, it let someone revive without any loss.
As long as he kept his total experience in check, it was still "infinite resurrection."
For that alone, even with its severe limitations, the Resurrection Pearl was an absolute divine item.
It was just a bit useless to Gao Linzhi.
After all, he already had the resurrection function available to Ordinary Players, as well as the death-penalty immunity that came with being an aristocratic big shot.
This pearl could make someone powerful.
He thought about the Puppet Talisman the other person had mentioned. If he made a puppet of himself, he'd have another useful tool at his disposal.
That would make him even safer.
With that in mind, he searched the game store. Unfortunately, the "Puppet Talisman" wasn't for sale.
Game Help did, however, explain how to obtain one.
"Players, please obtain one in-game through Talisman Skills, trading, or BOSS drops."
Hmm, that was simple. He could just get one through a trade.
Two days later.
An office building had been