Jia Xiu had never seen so many upgrade entries at once.
The endless rows and boxes stretched beyond sight, making it feel like some game had received a massive version update.
But he had never studied a version update this seriously. He didn't make a living playing games; this concerned his actual interests.
[Spell
Removed. For casting principles and spell models, see the attachment. After optimization and adjustment, this spell can now be learned directly. The number of Teleportation Anchors that can be set in the future will depend on the user's mana capacity and casting proficiency.]
There was even an attachment.
It was actually something resembling a hypertext link, leading to the attachment's contents.
Jia Xiu had never seen such a thing in the information panel provided by the Sect Master before.
Come to think of it, the Little Black Room had temporarily optimized its functions before as well.
The Sect Master was starting to feel more and more like one of his peers—his peers before transmigration, that is. A coder too.
Could it be that while he had been racking his brains over research and squeezing out experience, the Sect Master had been diligently hammering away at code and pushing updates?
That sounded downright miserable.
Jia Xiu focused all his attention on the hyperlink. This was the usual interaction method for the Sect Master's panel functions; attributes were added the same way.
There were no buttons or similar settings on the transparent panel, effectively preventing the embarrassing possibility of being seen pointing and poking at thin air while allocating points, looking like an idiot.
After he stared at it for two seconds, the link opened. A huge block of code, explanations of principles, and process demonstrations all flooded out at once.
Jia Xiu knew that Teleportation Anchors had