Not the Same God

From June until now, aside from his daily simulation expenses, Zhao Cheng had gained nearly ten thousand Source Points. Those nearly ten thousand Source Points, together with a full 560,000 Simulation Points, had turned into three expansion slots.

This brought Zhao Cheng's number of trait expansion slots to a staggering twelve.

At this point, increasing them further would require a full 640,000 Simulation Points for the next one. The resources required rose exponentially. Even though Zhao Cheng was willing to grind, thinking of the resources needed later on still made his scalp tingle.

Through this, with his Source Points nearly depleted, the total upper limit of Zhao Cheng's swordsmanship level had now reached the terrifying number of level 115.

Whether it was Zhao Cheng's true body or his Hyper-Dimensional Body, their combat power was now outrageously exceptional. Such a high swordsmanship level deserved much of the credit.

At Zhao Cheng's current pace, another two months would be enough to gather one million units of Starfire's base units and achieve the perfect ending.

Of course, Zhao Cheng would definitely play it safe. A 100% win rate only meant that he was as powerful as the apocalypse; it did not mean he was guaranteed to win. In Zhao Cheng's view, he needed at least around 120% to be safe.

Besides that, Zhao Cheng also intended to spend Starfire to make slight changes to history. In short, he would play it safe—there was no harm in it, only benefit.

By that calculation, Zhao Cheng would likely begin the final battle three months from now, around the middle of March next year.

By then, Zhao Cheng's Void Kalpa should be enhanced to +13. It was currently +12, still short by roughly fourteen thousand white Enhancement Stones.

As for enhancement, +1 through +5 required white