Under these circumstances, Qin Shaofeng's Real Value quickly reached its maximum.
Then, Qin Shaofeng advanced.
He became a Star Warrior!
After that, Qin Shaofeng began hunting at an even faster pace.
Because after becoming a Star Warrior, the power of qi and blood within him had increased by at least threefold.
This meant that he could easily kill a three-star Low-level Star Beast.
As for Unranked Star Beasts, even if he faced seven or eight at once, as long as they did not exceed seven-star Unranked Star Beasts, there would be no problem at all. It was still easy.
A first-tier Star Warrior needed 100 points of Real Value to advance to the second tier.
This was easy to achieve too, since killing one hundred one-star Unranked Star Beasts would suffice.
If they were two-star Unranked Star Beasts instead, he only needed fifty.
For five-star Unranked Star Beasts, he only needed twenty.
Thus, in just one short day, Qin Shaofeng had not only risen from a Ninth-tier Martial Artist to the Star Warrior realm, but had even directly reached the second-tier Star Warrior realm.
Yet after becoming a second-tier Star Warrior, Qin Shaofeng discovered something about the Real Value required to level up after entering the Star Warrior ranks that surprised him.
Player: Qin Shaofeng Level: Second-tier Star Warrior Star Position: None Martial Body: Illusory True Spirit Martial Skills: None Real Value: 0 points Illusory Value: 1,079,450 points Talent Skill: Illusory True Spirit ...
100 points!
To advance from a second-tier Star Warrior to the third tier, he only needed 200 points of Real Value. This truly surprised Qin Shaofeng.
In the Martial Artist realm before this, the Real Value required for each tier increased progressively.
Advancing to a first-tier Martial Artist required 10 points of Real Value,