After buying the materials, Wang Yang handed them over to the npc along with the Wind Flower Sword. From the options that popped up, he selected Sharpness. Once he confirmed it, the npc placed the Wind Flower Sword on a flat workbench, then raised the bronze hammer in his hand. After holding the pose for a moment, the bronze hammer suddenly began to glow. The npc then brought it down with a sharp strike, and the glowing hammer landed steadily on the Wind Flower Sword's pale green blade. With a crisp "ding," the light vanished, and at the same time, a notification window popped up before Wang Yang, informing him that the enhancement had succeeded.
The enhancement process was absurdly simple. That was probably the convenience of a game.
After closing the notification, Wang Yang continued enhancing the Wind Flower Sword. The materials remained unchanged, but the success rate dropped to ninety percent after Enhancement +1. It was still fairly high, so Wang Yang continued choosing Sharpness Enhancement.
Wang Yang's luck was good. He did not fail even once and directly enhanced the Wind Flower Sword to +4. Once it reached Enhancement +4, the success rate dropped to sixty percent. Moreover, the required materials could no longer be bought from the blacksmith shop; they were all materials prefixed with "Rare," and he needed quite a few of them—around fifteen in total.
Wang Yang picked up the enhanced Wind Flower Sword and swung it a few times, but he could not feel any obvious difference. Still, since he had enhanced its sharpness, he would have to test the change while fighting monsters.
After sheathing the Wind Flower Sword on his back, Wang Yang took out Boar's Repentance. After purchasing the materials, he selected Durability Enhancement.
He had originally wanted to choose