Inside the Mysterious Card, Chen Mu was undergoing incredibly tedious perception sensitivity training. Whatever the skill, however dazzling it looked, once its splendid exterior was stripped away, it was invariably built from dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of monotonous, tedious, mechanical exercises. Each of these exercises often had to be repeated tirelessly thousands upon thousands of times, perhaps even more.
Talent served to give the results of training a certain boost. It was powerful in its own right, but it was not the most important factor in success.
Once his perception sensitivity passed 60, the training changed.
The benefits of improved perception sensitivity were unmistakable. Perception sensitivity referred to the fineness of perception. The higher the score, the finer the energy one could control, and the more sensitive one became to changes in energy. Chen Mu's ability to make twenty-three cards in a day was inseparable from his improved perception sensitivity. With his sensitivity far greater than before, making cards consumed much less perception. Of course, the increase in his perception strength was another important reason.
A larger reserve, greater efficiency, and less consumption naturally meant he could make more cards. If Chen Mu were making One-Star Energy Cards now, he could produce several hundred in one go.
Chen Mu's current goal was to push his perception sensitivity past 70. His goal was not the Intermediate Planning Card Theory Tutorial. Although it could take his card-making abilities up a level, what he needed more urgently now was the ability to protect himself.
What he had his eye on was the Folded Swallow Wave Card.
After the instructions for making the Folded Swallow Wave Card, a considerable amount of space was devoted to explaining how to use it. It mentioned that relatively effortless control of this card required a perception sensitivity