[Congratulations! You have awakened a cheat]
[Cheat: Future Sight (Level 1)]
[Type: Passive]
[Description: Grants the ability to perceive one second into the future during combat situations. This precognitive vision activates automatically when engaged in battle.]
He observed the description. It was similar to Battle Instinct, but better. If he combined this with his Battle Instinct, he would be unstoppable in one-on-one combat. He rolled again.
[Congratulations! You have awakened a cheat]
[Cheat: Resource Multiplier (Level 1)]
[Dependency: Auto Loot]
[Type: Passive]
[Description: All items collected through Auto Loot are multiplied by 2.]
[Note: Items that have already entered the Infinite Inventory do not qualify for multiplication.]
Another original one, he thought.
This combined with Item Duplication basically meant that he could generate four times the resources. He then looked at the Infinite Inventory clause. What an oddly specific restriction.
But thinking about it, it made sense - it was to prevent exploitation.
Auto Loot deposited items into the Infinite Inventory, so if the multiplier applied and he took them out and looted them again, it wouldn’t apply anymore. It even prevented him from duplicating the looted items with Item Duplication and releasing them to loot them again with Resource Duplication since the duplicates originated from the inventory.
Well, it was already great as is. No need to exploit. He rolled once again. He seemed to be getting more original cheats now, though he honestly hoped he got a Noclip or God Mode duplicate.
[Congratulations! Noclip (Level 2) has advanced to Noclip (Level 3)]
Let’s goooo. That’s what I’m talking about.
Now the Noclip duration had increased to five seconds. Another one of those and it would catch up to God Mode’s ten seconds. He clasped his hands together. Come on, Lord of Gacha.
[Congratulations! You have awakened a cheat]
Bruh.
[Cheat: No Fall Damage (Max Level)]
[Type: Passive]
[Description: Terminal velocity impact deals zero damage. Complete immunity to all fall-related injuries regardless of height.]
He observed it. To be honest, it was... meh.
When would he ever reach terminal velocity? And if he did, wouldn’t he have bigger issues to worry about than the impact? He sighed. I suppose it’s not all that useless, he thought. He then rerolled.
[Congratulations! You have awakened a cheat]
[Cheat: Auto Repair (Level 1)]
[Type: Passive]
[Description: All equipped equipment automatically maintains peak condition. Wear, tear, and damage are continuously restored.]
[Note: Does not function on non-equipable items, even if ’equipped.’]
Another original, huh, he thought.
He looked at the description. Hmm, this one is kind of useful. But the note threw him off. What did it mean by non-equipable even if equipped? Did it mean something like a printer? He couldn’t equip it, but he could carry it. Did that mean carrying didn’t count as equipped?
He would have to test that later. He rolled.
[Congratulations! ESP (Level 11) has advanced to ESP (Level 12)]
It seemed he was back to duplicates. Now his ESP covered thirty miles. He rolled.
[Congratulations! Parallel Thought (Level 2) has advanced to Parallel Thought (Level 3)]
He gained another consciousness in his head. Now he had four of them. He felt the weight of perceiving the spiritual sea diminish significantly. It seemed he needed a few more of these too, as he wasn’t always operating at maximum capability. He rolled.
[Congratulations! Fast Travel (Level 3) has advanced to Fast Travel (Level 4)]
Another duplicate. Now his Fast Travel cooldown had reduced to three hours. He still had nine rolls left. He rolled.
[Congratulations! You have awakened a cheat]
...
[Cheat: Stat Manipulation (Max Level)]
[Type: Active]
[Description: Freely redistribute all stat points at will. Stats can be reallocated between attributes without restriction or cooldown.]
This was actually insane. Did this mean he could reallocate all his stats to agility when in danger? This was definitely useful. He needed to experiment with it.
[Congratulations! Speedhack (Level 2) has advanced to Speedhack (Level 3)]
His speed boost was now 4x. And it applied to combat too.
This was insanely broken, especially when combined with Stat Manipulation.
If he was running and his Fast Travel cheat was on cooldown, he could put almost all his stats into speed. He would have about 1200 stats - that’s around the level of a peak SS rank. Multiply that by the initial 2x Speedhack and it would be SSS, but now with the 4x, it would be Transcendent rank.
Add mana circulation on top and he would be able to run from the Evil God.
Though in practice, it probably wouldn’t go like this. If he was to remove stats like stamina and strength, there was no way he could survive these insane speeds. That being said, he should at least be able to get away with redistributing mana, after all, he didn’t need mana with his infinite qi.
Still, it also depended on the situation. While he could redistribute the stats, his true rank would change, so using it during combat could compromise his exp gain. He supposed he could make it up through Exp Multiplier, but still... Well, he would think about it later.
Now he had seven rolls left.
[Congratulations! You have awakened a cheat]
[Cheat: Home Beacon (Level 1)]
[Dependency: ESP]
[Type: Passive]
[Description: Allows up to one person to be registered to the user. Registered individuals can: revive at the user’s position upon death, instantly teleport to the user at no cost, and maintain maximum HP while within the user’s ESP range.]
His eyes widened in shock. Talk about broken.
At that moment, Lyra walked out of her cabin. He looked up at her. She had a serious expression. He wondered if she was about to scold him because of the recent cheats he had gotten. She always voiced her distaste for the cheats.
"I’m leaving," she said.
"Where to?" he asked in surprise.
"I want to talk to the Moonlight Maiden," she said.
He observed her. "Did something happen?" he asked, noticing her uneasiness.
"Nothing. I just want to exchange some cultivation knowledge with her," she said.
He stared at her, causing her to fidget a little.
"Well, okay," he said. You don’t need my permission anyway, he shrugged.
She was about to leave when he called out. "Wait."
She stopped. "Do you need something?" she asked.
"Yeah, you saw the new cheat I got, right? Can I register you? With this, I won’t have to worry about you all the time," he said.
She looked at him. "Alright," she said.
"Great," he registered her, after which she left.
He watched her leave, concern etched on his face. He then sighed and turned back to his system. He still had six rolls left.