Can sell 100 million?

"The damage of Fireball is already substantial. I don't lack attack skills right now. I'll choose the passive class skill!"

Su Mu chose the passive class skill.

[Congratulations on acquiring Spell Will!]

Spell Will: Your mana gained from spiritual sources is increased to 110% (1/5).

"Not bad!"

Su Mu nodded in satisfaction upon seeing the skill. He was currently in great need of mana, and this passive skill was like a timely help. Moreover, the skill could be upgraded!

"Hehe!"

Without hesitation, Su Mu immediately started leveling up this skill.

[Spell Will upgrade successful!]

[Spell Will upgrade successful!]

...

[Spell Will successfully upgraded to Spell Will (E rank)]

[Spell Will (E rank) upgrade successful.]

...

[Spell Will (E rank) successfully upgraded to Spell Will (D rank)]

...

[Spell Will (A rank) successfully upgraded to Spell Will (S rank)]

Through continuous upgrades, Su Mu raised this skill to S rank, greatly enhancing its effect.

[Spell Will (S rank): Your mana gained from spiritual sources is increased to 400%]

"It seems that the skill can only be upgraded to S rank at most."

Combining the upgrade with the improvement of the Fireball skill, Su Mu realized that for some ordinary skills, S rank was already the limit. He calculated that it would require over a hundred skill points to raise an ordinary skill to S rank. In other words, for someone to upgrade an ordinary skill to an S rank skill, they would need to reach level 20 and invest all their skill points into that skill.

"Now, it's time to allocate attribute points. How should I distribute them?"

Having figured out the skills, Su Mu faced a dilemma when it came to attribute points. Vitality was directly linked to health and was essential for any profession. Then there were Intelligence and Spirit.

As a mage, the importance of these two attributes was self-evident.

"Let's prioritize Intelligence for now. Leveling up is the most important at the moment!"

After careful consideration, Su Mu allocated all ten attribute points to Intelligence.

Player: Su Mu

Class: Mage

Level: 2 (0/200)

Health: 100

Mana: 400

Attack: 21

Magic Attack: 44

Physical Defense: 12

Magic Defense: 10

Attributes: Strength 8, Constitution 8 (+2), Agility 8, Spirit 10, Intelligence 20 (+2)

Equipment: Worn Wooden Staff, Tattered Gray Cloth Robe

With 44 points of magic attack, bolstered by the power of the Fireball spell, Su Mu could deal up to 176 damage! He could practically one-shot level 2 wild boars.

"Let's go find level 3 monsters to kill!"

The increase in damage made Su Mu bolder. With the Fireball spell's range of 30 meters, even level 3 creatures wouldn't be able to reach him in time.

He walked deeper into the woods, and soon he spotted some tusky wild boars.

[Tusky Wild Boar]

Level: 3

Health: 300/300

Attack: 60

Skills: None

"It only takes two Fireballs to finish them!"

Seeing the boar's health, Su Mu positioned himself at the maximum range of 30 meters and began chanting the Fireball spell. As soon as he cast the first Fireball, the tusky wild boar noticed him and charged, but before it could reach Su Mu, its health bar had already depleted.

[You gained 10 experience points]

[You gained 40 copper coins]

Two Fireballs dispatched a wild boar. Su Mu checked his mana, still at 360, which was more than enough.

"Feels good!"

He stood up and launched an attack on the other boars. With abundant mana, his efficiency in monster hunting had greatly increased.

As the experience bar continued to climb, after killing twenty boars, a notification appeared once again.

[Congratulations on leveling up! You gained 10 attribute points and 5 skill points.]

Su Mu reached level 3.

"Allocate all points to Intelligence!"

After some thought, Su Mu was determined to pursue the highest possible damage output. With this allocation, his magic attack reached 64, and one Fireball would deal 256 damage!

His efficiency in killing monsters would reach a new level.

"I obtained two common-quality items. I don't need them, so I'll sell them at the auction house!"

Besides leveling up, Su Mu also obtained two decent common-quality items from the twenty boars. With 11 silver coins in his possession, he was considered wealthy compared to those who only had copper coins.

"How much should I sell them for?" Su Mu looked at the equipment in his hands. Two rusty iron swords with +5 attack and +2 strength. After some calculations, these weapons provided a total bonus of 9 points to melee classes, making them considered top-tier equipment at this stage.

"Let's set the price at 5 gold coins each!" Su Mu made up his mind and placed each of the two items for 5 gold coins.

"Time to continue monster hunting!"

Su Mu started searching for level 4 monsters in the forest.

...

In Newbie Village #663, a group of seven or eight people surrounded a specific area. As soon as monsters spawned in that area, several of them rushed forward and started attacking, leaving the monsters severely wounded. Then, a person leisurely approached and delivered the final blow.

"Brother Ma, the trading post has two nice weapons for sale!" Someone shouted.

"Nice weapons? What's the price?" Ma, who was known as Brother Ma, raised an eyebrow and quickly asked.

"Five gold coins!"

"Gold coins?" Ma squinted his eyes.

"Contact all the company employees and have them send me their copper coins. I must buy these weapons!" Ma decisively made up his mind.

His name was Ma Jingfei, a gaming tycoon. However, with the appearance of Shen Tu, he realized that his major successful games would become a thing of the past. In order to embrace the start of Shen Tu, he decided to monetize his assets and hired tens of thousands of followers. He wanted to become a god more than anything, surpassing the big shots of the corporate world.

"I've already contacted them, but there are so many players in this game. Only a few manage to secure a kill on the monsters, and there aren't many people with copper coins. We can't gather five gold coins at the moment," one of his subordinates replied after a while.

"In that case, find people who have copper coins and offer to buy them. Regardless of the price they demand, I'll buy them!" Ma Jingfei was full of confidence. As a big player, he had the capital to do so.

...

In Newbie Village #8621, a man was surrounded by four or five people, killing monsters.

"Principal, there are two nice white-grade items in the trading post. What do you think?" someone asked.

"Damn, we must buy them!" The man referred to as the Principal didn't hesitate at all.

"But each item costs five gold coins. Who can afford that?" The person wore a pained expression.

"Whisper the seller and ask if they're willing to sell for 100 million each." The Principal pondered for a moment before stating a number that shocked the others around him.

One hundred million!

Although they knew the Principal was generous in the game, this number still exceeded their imagination.

"Principal, isn't this a bit excessive for a white-grade item?" someone couldn't help but remind.

"If I can get it for 100 million, I don't think it's a loss. This game is not like those in the past!" The Principal's tone was serious.

One hundred million may be an astronomical number for many people, but for his family, it was just a small goal!

"Tell the seller that the money will be transferred immediately if they agree to sell!"

"I'll contact them!"

The subordinate knew very well about the Principal's financial resources and immediately got in touch with the seller.

"How is it?" after a while, the Principal asked eagerly.

"That person said, 'What's the use of money?' and then stopped responding!" The subordinate looked embarrassed.

"Contact the gaming experts we know and collect all the copper coins they have!"

"I must rise to the top in this game!"

The Principal's determination was unwavering.

In this new era, everyone dreamed of becoming the dominator!