That explained it!
Xu Feng understood now. The Yin Virtue he earned in the game would ultimately be tallied as reputation, while his level represented the stages of cultivation.
Together, they formed a path to immortality that worked both inside and outside the game—the foundation for becoming an Immortal.
Apart from the Favorability System, which could not be used outside the game, every other panel had measurable criteria.
Once Xu Feng understood, he took another swig of sparkling water and finally felt fully alive again!
Broad Learning and Rapid Recall, along with a body brimming with vigor like a blazing furnace, left Xu Feng clearheaded and refreshed. Things he once needed to work out gradually on paper now fell into perfect order in his mind.
He began packing.
Xu Feng was ready to deal with the Giant Alligator.
Even as he packed, Xu Feng had room to think about other things. For instance, if he became an Immortal through the Game Level system—
The Immortal he would become under those circumstances
certainly would not be a Corpse-Liberation Immortal.
And judging by the era of the Corpse-Liberation Immortals, the kind Xu Feng would become was a thoroughly postmodern Immortal.
With morality and Yin Virtue part of the equation, Xu Feng had no idea whether such an Immortal could shoulder mountains, drive the moon, or carry stars as Immortals of the Pre-Qin Era supposedly had. But one thing was certain: his kind of Immortal would be highly predictable.
Because he was "human."
Which raised another question.
Where was such an Immortal's limit? What could an Immortal like that actually do?
Xu Feng said, "Forget it. I'll work hard in the next game. It's too early to worry about that now!"
Even becoming a postmodern Immortal would be no easy feat.
Shed mortality.