725: 50% Healthy Ankle

Link lay exhausted on his bed. It had been a long time since he had trained this late.

Though there was no game tomorrow and he could have waited until then to complete the upgrade, whenever he got close to this threshold, Link could never resist.

With the progress bar so close to being filled, who could sleep peacefully?

It was like a long-awaited new game reaching 99.9% download progress—no one would pause it and wait until tomorrow. Or if the goddess you had admired for so long were lying beside you, you could hardly tell her, "I'm too tired tonight," could you?

So every time, Link would rather stay up late and put in extra work than leave the progress bar unfinished.

This time, he had done the same.

Come to think of it, as his upgrades went deeper, filling the progress bar had become increasingly difficult.

He used to level up two or three times in a single season, but now he would be thanking heaven if he could level up even once during a season.

Fortunately, Link's current abilities were basically sufficient. Otherwise, this upgrade speed would have driven him crazy.

Being able to gain an upgrade before the playoffs began was tremendous news for Link.

But that raised another question: just how much improvement would he gain this time?

Link knew that as his strength continued to grow and his skills became more refined, the scope of each improvement would become smaller and smaller. This was not just his own issue—it was the natural development pattern for all athletes.

You couldn't expect Durant to improve his scoring average by five points every season like he had in the first three years of his career. Every player's abilities and stats had an upper limit. Once a star