Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

After a few days of competition, the most buggy profession is recognized to be the Demon Hunter, the second-level profession of the Wandering Gunner.

Overall, although there were a few internal conflicts that lowered their win rate, even including those, the Demon Hunters still had a staggering 62.7% win rate. They only lost a few external battles, resulting in a win rate of 76%.

Including the overseas qualifiers, the win rate of the warrior's second-level profession, the great warrior, is 56.8%. The knight's win rate is 51.2% because the second-level profession transfer has not yet been opened. The weather master's win rate is 52.9%. The thief's advanced profession, the great thief, has the lowest win rate of all professions, only 32.9%.

The Demon Hunter still reigns supreme, and in the latest TV series, the Skywing, the third-job class, remains incredibly impressive, clearly showing a bright future. This also serves as yet another advertisement for the Roaming Gunner class.

Having already been eliminated, Tangshan Daxiong, a warrior known for his outspokenness, said during commentary that Chinese teams currently lack the warrior prowess of foreign teams, with Meteorologists being evenly matched overall. They lack Shamans and have very few Paladins, but their biggest advantage is their Roaming Gunners. It's hard to imagine a team without them.

"Hiss..." Seeing this, Zhou Ning couldn't help but want to give him a thumbs up. Sometimes, the praise from other professional players is often more appropriate...

In order to thank them for their support, I plan to release Conqueror's Haki, Divine Avoidance, and Two-Sleeved Green Snake to see if there are any smart players who can create a melee style of play.

The next morning, when Zhou Ning woke up from his sleep, it was just 7:40 in the morning. He was woken up by the cold.

When he got up, he was shocked to find more than twenty large fish of various shapes and colors jumping around desperately on his windowsill and on the floor, while heavy snow had begun to fall outside the window.

Among them were four rare stingrays from the Sea of ​​Misty Sea, worth between fifty and one hundred Victar, a dozen golden eels worth between a few hundred and a thousand Victar, and even an extremely rare alchemical item, the Sifalik Stone Eel, worth as much as the same volume of mithril.

Zhou Ning: ...

Recalling that when I used the Lucky Clover a few days ago, it was already like this when only one golden wolffish jumped up, and now there are all kinds of flowers blooming. This is obviously the last meal, right?

Zhou Ning was now fully aware of the seriousness of the matter. The luck required to obtain god-level expertise and the remains of a saint was too high. If he wasn't careful, he might really get hurt this time.

However, referring to the last time he used the Lucky Clover, he had a vague intuition that perhaps as long as he could withstand the severity of the bad luck, extreme bad luck would be transformed into extreme luck.

This is the best testing opportunity.

He picked up the fish by their tails and threw them back into the sea one by one. Due to the werewolf incident, many ships were queuing up to leave the port. Perhaps because of his face, all the procedures for the Wing of Liberty were approved at once, and the scheduled departure time would only be postponed for 2 hours, around 11 o'clock, which was earlier than he expected.

It just happened to perfectly avoid the time of disaster.

In order to ensure that his condition was at its peak, Zhou Ning thought for a moment, opened the game panel, and prepared to spend all of his 2.9 million experience points.

As mentioned before, after leveling up to 60 and above, the experience required to advance your main class is enormous, easily requiring tens of millions of experience points per level. And between level 70 and 80, the first level requires nearly 3000 million experience points, a near geometric increase.

So there is a saying that goes, always accumulate enough experience, because experience is never enough.

Zhou Ning's eyes scanned the skill list and he made a major decision. He spent half of his experience to upgrade his Observation Haki from the Grandmaster level to the highest God level. Based on his experience in his previous life, when a skill reaches the God level, there will be a qualitative improvement. This is also the best way to improve it that he can think of with a limited budget.

Just as I remembered, after reaching the God level with the Observation Haki, the color of this skill in the skill bar turned bright red with a prominent question mark behind it. Clicking it showed a dice and three branches:

1. Future Vision: Increases the probability that your Observation Haki will be able to predict the future briefly.

2. Expand the range: Make the range of your observation Haki larger.

3. Mixed type, which has the advantages of both of the above and is more moderate.

The default upgrade type is the third one, and rolling the dice again requires a huge amount of experience. In Zhou Ning's opinion, the third one is also the most suitable method for him, and there is no need to start over.

Afterwards, Zhou Ning used up all his experience in one go and raised the level of Sky-Sweeping Wings from 46 to 51, a full 5 levels higher, bringing the total level to 78. This also triggered a new round of specialized enhancement every 10 levels.

【Please choose your specialization area.】

[Will System], [Agility System], [Spirit System].

"Spiritual system!"

This time, there was still no need to think about it, Zhou Ning made his choice without hesitation.

Again, agility can be improved through [God-level training method], but spirit is not part of physical quality and needs to be improved slowly.

【You gained 16 points of spirit and 4 points of will. 】

He barely needed to consciously notice anything now; his spirituality already took in everything around him. He was somewhat surprised that after a whole night of bloody fighting, sporadic gunfire could still be heard from further away on Telderon Island, demonstrating just how brutal the battle had been.

Zhou Ning quickly finished washing up, wrapped his scarf around his neck, and put everything he could into the inventory to avoid unnecessary losses.

Then, with a little discernment, he accurately captured Red-Haired Robinson's location and went to the restaurant, where he actually blocked him. He got straight to the point and said:

"I have something to do later on Telderon Island. You guys go ahead. I have a way to catch up."

His tone was as if he was telling the other person to wait here while he went to buy an orange.

Huh? Red-haired Robinson was stunned, wondering if he had misheard.

This was the first time he had heard of someone being able to catch up with him at sea. Seeing that the other person's expression was normal and didn't seem like he was joking, he asked in confusion, "Don't you need us to wait for you here? Are you qualified to ask us to do so?"

"No need, I have a way to catch up." Zhou Ning repeated.

After watching Red-Haired Robinson leave the restaurant with a puzzled expression, he casually took some breakfast from his tray, and leisurely read a book to complete his routine reading task. It was not until 10 o'clock in the morning, when the Wings of Liberty was about to set sail, that he walked towards the port, found a relatively empty and uninhabited flat land nearby, and quietly waited for the disaster to begin.

As the countdown ended, his vision suddenly dimmed, the heavy snow stopped abruptly, and it seemed that a layer of clouds drifted over, blocking the sun.

Goose bumps suddenly appeared on his back, and an unprecedented creepy feeling swept through his body. This misfortune was of the highest level ever heard of.

Zhou Ning subconsciously looked up at the sky, and saw several huge meteorites that had formed in the air at some point and were falling at full speed.

There is murderous intent in the sky, and the stars are moving!