Planting Too Many Death Flags

If he could make it back alive, Ren Suo felt that the Divine Light Crystal would probably be his best loot this time.

Not to mention its passive effect of restoring 1% mana per second—this effect held enormous significance even for a non-combat unit like Ren Suo.

If the Spell Network ever produced things like the Body Training Technique, Vision Enhancement Technique, Nutrition Supplementation Technique, Face Washing and Teeth Brushing Technique, Spirit Replenishment Technique, and so on, then Ren Suo might be able to lie in bed and grow an eight-pack, stay up all night for days on end while remaining physically and mentally vigorous, and go without food or drink while staying healthy and happy. Aside from unavoidable carbon emissions, he would need no resources at all in any other respect—a true environmentalist.

The active enchantment effect could also work wonders at certain times. Ren Suo had already thought it through: if he couldn't beat a game in the future, he could enchant his phone, keyboard, mouse, or controller and temporarily turn them into extraordinary items. If nothing else, they should at least get functions like 100% Automatic Parry, Automatic Head Lock, or "automatically curse back when someone types a question mark," right?

Or if something broke, he could just enchant it. At the very least, it ought to repair itself, right?

And if he used enchantment on a person, it would let them recover 2% aura per second for the next twelve hours, while raising the effects of all extraordinary abilities by one level.

Ren Suo had enchanted Ren Xingmei and directly allowed her to complete her Initial Awakening. But Ren Xingmei was merely a Second Cycle cultivator, while Dong Chengling was a Fourth Cycle cultivator. The difference between their respective 2% aura recovery per second might have