CHAPTER 163: CHAPTER 90 NEW WORLD [SURVIVOR] (6K)_2

Zhang Feng took a step back, moving to the corner inside the supermarket, and began to recall memories.

Memories flashed through his mind.

First, Zhang Feng knew that he was a senior college student.

And the reason this world seemed a bit eerie.

Specifically, half a month ago, a strange ’evil wind’ howled through, and after a series of oddities, it became a zombie-infested biohazard.

With formidable adaptability, Zhang Feng understood the origin of the world’s catastrophe and the current world background in just a few seconds.

’It’s not like crossing the sea; it’s like crossing a tide of corpses.’

Reflecting, Zhang Feng saw that the young man didn’t notice him and continued to look at the text in his view.

[Resurrection: 3]

[Adventure Level: 3]

[Adventure Type: Special, World Line Retrospective]

[Main Quest: Survive 6 months]

[Non-Essential Main Quest: Survive 7 months]

[Identity: Survivor]

[Maximum Enhancement Count This Time: 10 (maximum limit calculated)]

[Every day you survive, you get a chance for enhancement]

[Special Note (this note can be hidden): After completing the main quest, Root Bone +0.5, effect from the ’Chivalry’ trait]

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’10 enhancements, not bad.’

While contemplating, Zhang Feng began to examine his body through a kind of detecting exertion method.

After the examination, he could better select the necessary enhancements.

Just this move.

Zhang Feng felt his shoulders were a bit sore, and his arms felt uncomfortable.

’Before I possessed this body, I probably fainted and got hurt.

But thinking about it.

Days of running in memories, high-pressure survival situations, difficult evasion of zombies, and searching for food.

For a college student like me to survive until now, it’s already quite impressive.

But what’s left, I’ll handle it.’

After assessing his injuries, Zhang Feng looked at his constitution.

[Constitution: 9.8]

[Root Bone: 2.1]

[Martial Arts: 1.9]

’Not even 10? That’s expected, even if there’s some training effect while fleeing, but one must eat well, or the constitution won’t improve.’

With a fleeting thought, Zhang Feng looked at the first enhancement.

[1: Spirited]

[2: Constitution Growth]

[3: Survivor]

Glancing over, Zhang Feng first looked at 1.

[Spirited: Rare, Rare, Apocalyptic]

[Effect 1: Constitution +1.9 (for 10 days)]

[Effect 2: Reaction Speed -30% (ineffective at reaction speed ’0’)]

[Effect 3: Vision corrected to 1.5]

’Is this early-phase attribute?’

It was Zhang Feng’s first time seeing such ’duration-based’ enhancement.

Having this would directly provide a considerable boost.

But as Zhang Feng looked at his hands, about ten seconds later, the warmth increased, and his hands achieved Spirit Awakening.

’The nearby meridians also started pulsating.’

This wasn’t very useful.

’This early-phase attribute seems like some form of combat compensation.’

Though Zhang Feng didn’t choose it, he was carefully observing and judging the text system,

’For instance, if I hadn’t properly trained in the previous worlds and just played around, then this enhancement would be quite useful.

Of course, the premise for all this is that I still need to train somewhat amidst playing.

Otherwise, with ordinary constitution and fighting skills, using this would likely be a wasted effort.

But I have to say, this compensatory enhancement is quite good.

In the future, even if I coast through a world, relax and cultivate my mind, and delay some progress, this enhancement could directly fill the combat gap.

Yet, cultivating the mind is not the same as coasting.

Cultivating the mind enhances my combat potential, and hidden combat power, like ever-changing power and character resonance, are results of cultivating the mind.

Sometimes, these provide immediate combat boosts, and are genuinely personal enhancement choices.’

Zhang Feng looked at his hands, ’Resonance makes me instantly compatible from the start, and once compatible, I can directly activate meridians, achieve Spirit Awakening, and generate ever-changing power.

If this were an enhancement, I estimate it would require two Epic levels or more, and would be supplementary, not consuming enhancement choices.’

Thinking this, Zhang Feng looked at option 2 again.

Constitution Growth: Constitution +2 for every month survived.

months, 14 points, not much.

Skipping for now, Zhang Feng looked at 3.

[Survivor: Rare, Rare, Apocalyptic]

[Effect 1: Constitution +0.5, Root Bone +0.2, Martial Arts +0.2]

[Effect 2: Constitution +0.5, Root Bone +0.3, Martial Arts +0.3 for every month survived]

[Effect 3: After surviving 6 months, gain one additional Rare enhancement choice]

’A Rare choice?’

Zhang Feng pondered and compared the Constitution and Martial Arts attributes in ’Survivor’ with the first option.

Firstly.

In terms of combat power, this doesn’t match the ’1: Spirited’, as the first has less Constitution, but its overall attributes are well-balanced and can form some combat power in the early phase.

But looking at the fancy mixed additions, seems it isn’t much?

And 3 includes Root Bone and Martial Arts.

Coupled with his knowledge reserves, once meridians and Spirit Awakening are fully equipped, combat power can be directly formed.

At this moment, the importance of knowledge is evident, perfectly combining some growth options.

Letting him obtain some nice extra rewards.

Zhang Feng chose 3, waiting for the extra Rare enhancement.

Choice made.

Zhang Feng looked at the second enhancement.

[1: One Pei Yuan Pill]

[2: Constitution +1]

[3: Martial Arts +0.4]

’Pei Yuan Pill?’

Zhang Feng didn’t expect this to appear, but thinking about the previous Rock Fruit, it seemed somewhat normal.

Chose 3, directly increasing the upper limit and accelerating martial arts training.

Then looked at the third enhancement.

[1: Reaction Speed -0.009]

[2: Twenty pieces of 100-gram bread]

[3: Root Bone +0.3]

Chose 3.

As long as there’s strength, there will be food everywhere.

Moreover, there are some things on the shelf beside him.

The young man was also searching, gathering things to himself.