Speedrunning and saving the world were inherently contradictory in some ways. In the end, what one saved was very likely only the world, not its civilization.
But with the emergence of this ability, Zhao Cheng had a chance to have it all.
Zhao Cheng could not help but wonder whether it was because he had harbored such thoughts that the third enhancement had developed in this direction. Just like before his first point allocation, when he had spent every day grinding maps and wished he could reload saves—thus, his first enhancement had granted him the ability to reload.
The second time, when he chose a dungeon that had appeared before, it had been the same.
As for this third time, its function had likewise developed in the direction he wanted. Yet at the same time, such an ability was undoubtedly extraordinarily far from simple. Even three enhancements were still insufficient to allow truly free rewriting.
That was why he could only designate one additional anchor point, and why there was still a time limit of one hundred years.
But it was foreseeable that, as long as he poured in enough Miracle Points, unrestricted descents and rewrites would become inevitable.
To toy with time and suffer time's backlash only proved that one was not strong enough. The stronger one became, the fewer restrictions one faced. That was the proper truth.
At the same time, after the third enhancement, Zhao Cheng received feedback: the fourth enhancement would require three points.
Only at the seventh enhancement would the resources required increase again.
After finishing all this, the next dungeon was still two months away. Zhao Cheng could also use Source Points to speed up the opening of a new dungeon.
Once Source Points became plentiful in the future, he could indeed do so.