As he discarded this statue in his heart, it began flickering incessantly, as though it might shatter at any moment.
Li looked toward the next statue. Its name was Wisdom.
Greatly increase wisdom? Li frowned, then abandoned that statue as well. He did not need exceptionally high wisdom; what he needed was absolute power.
Wisdom could indeed suppress power to a certain extent, but if you were strong enough—so strong that everything in this world combined could not halt your steps—then so-called wisdom could not contend with you. Wisdom only worked when you had sufficient foundations to rely on.
Whenever Li entered a world now, he was almost always alone. Where would he find any force to assist him?
When the next statue entered Li's sight, the light it emitted made him pause. As he focused on sensing its effect, he froze again. It allowed one to reach an extreme level of mastery in a certain skill.
Li stared at this mastery system in confusion. What did "a certain skill" mean?
Did it mean he could become proficient in any chosen branch of magic?
This was not strengthening all attributes; it was instantly raising his attributes in one particular area to their peak. Several thoughts flashed through Li's mind, and he immediately placed his hand on the goddess statue.
In an instant, countless streams of data flooded into Li's mind. He felt as though his head were about to explode, but the sensation came and went quickly. A moment later, Li regained his senses in a daze, yet he did not feel any different.
What had just happened?
Li frowned, then sighed. Had he really chosen the worst option?
Then something flashed through Li's mind: Affinity Mastery, max level.
What the hell was affinity? Wasn't this supposed to increase his