A Game for Everyone: God-Level Talent is Achieved Through Rolling In.

Each player can choose a talent, which is unrelated to their class and only to their race.

To be precise, it is related to blood vessels.

Every player who enters the game is assumed to be a human.

As the game progresses, various new maps are unlocked, and five alternative races—ghosts, demons, spirits, immortals, and monsters—are discovered. Players can acquire the bloodline of a race by completing tasks, becoming a member of an alien race and thus gaining an additional talent from that race.

Now, everyone is human, and the talents they choose can only be selected from the forty-nine talents available to humans.

In the game "Ancient Myths", everything is divided into eight levels: gray (inferior), white (common), yellow (superior), blue (exquisite), green (spiritual treasure), gold (sacred treasure), cyan (immortal treasure/red (magical treasure), and colorful (mythical legend).

The forty-nine talents are no exception; they all start in a gray, poor state and provide very little bonus to the character. However, these talents can be gradually improved through some special items in the game.

Nie Wan remembered that in later generations, a ruthless person had frantically used items to upgrade his most ordinary "Splitting Mount Hua" talent to gold.

At that time, his talent became a genuine "splitting Mount Hua" – a single basic attack could crack the ground, not to mention the power of his skills.

However, people who are just starting out in the game are unaware of the terrifying effects of talent upgrades and simply assume that once they make a choice, they will remain in that state forever.

In this situation, most people choose talents that clearly enhance comprehension, strength, and affinity, such as "Exceptional Comprehension," "Splitting Mount Hua with Force," and "Seagulls and Herons Forgetting Their Own Schemes." Very few people would scroll down to choose the less noticeable "All Rivers Run into the Sea."

But Nie Wan knew the extraordinary nature of this talent.

The crude level of "all-encompassing" simply allows attributes to be interconnected. For example, one point of intelligence will add 0.02 points of spirit, one point of strength will add 0.02 points of agility, and one point of health will add 0.02 points of affinity.

The bonus is minimal, far less than other talents that directly boost a certain attribute by a percentage.

However, once this talent is improved to an excellent level, the effect begins to change.

The "Excellent" level allows players to learn skills of the same class. For example, Nie Wan is currently a healer, a magic-based class, so she can learn the skills of the Taoist, Shaman, and Beastmaster classes, which are also magic-based. As long as she obtains enough skill books, she can even learn all the magic skills.

The "All-Encompassing" type of Spirit Treasure can possess the bloodlines of multiple races simultaneously, even bloodlines that conflict with each other!

Before Nie Wan's rebirth, only three people had managed to possess the bloodlines of both races and unlock the talents of both before Nie Wan's rebirth.

All three of them possess the "All-Encompassing Talent" at a refined level or higher!

After learning about the incredible effects of this talent, many people regretted it so much that they wanted to delete their accounts and choose a new talent.

In this game, deleting your account is equivalent to permanent death; there's no chance to start over.

To acquire the talent of "All Rivers Run into the Ocean," one must complete a difficult and lengthy series of reincarnation quests to erase one's original talent and obtain it.

But by then, many people's talents had already reached the refined level, which provided a significant boost.

Not everyone has the courage to ruthlessly abandon a talent that has already provided a huge boost in order to start training a new one.

Nie Wanyou did indeed complete the reincarnation mission, changing her talent to "all rivers run into the sea".

However, cultivating talent is extremely difficult, and it becomes increasingly difficult as one progresses. When she was killed by Shao Wenjun, her "All-Encompassing Ocean" skill had only reached the "Excellent" level, and she was still three or four hundred spirit orbs short of upgrading to "Exquisite".

If you pursued it with such difficulty in your past life, you certainly won't miss it in this life; you immediately set your sights on it.

Once the talent is selected, the character is officially created.

The surrounding environment rippled outwards, and in a flash, Nie Wan had already merged with the image of the woman in green. Her clothes fluttered, her long hair was simply tied up with a hairband, and she stood quietly on a patch of fragrant grass.

Players appeared one after another around Nie Wan, looking around blankly.

"No, I was just taking a nap, where did I get this from?"

"You said you wouldn't develop a holographic game within fifty years? What's going on?"

Has the world finally evolved into an online dreaming mode?

The players looked on in confusion, and Nie Wan also pretended to be surprised and looked around, until someone pointed out that there was a village ahead, then she followed the crowd and started walking towards the village.

She was used to disguising herself and would never do anything outrageous when she was weak.

However, as soon as she entered the village with its white walls, black tiles, small bridges, and flowing water, she immediately separated from the main group, turned into an inconspicuous dirt road, hid, and opened an inconspicuous panel in the corner of the system.

[Recharge Panel]

Without hesitation, Nie Wan invested all her savings.

Firstly, things could change quickly, and secondly, Shao Wenjun is not one to easily let go of money.

I used to trust him a lot and had told him my bank card password a few times. Although I changed it in a hurry, it's inevitable that he would guess it based on my old password habits.

Even if you can't guess, the fact that this guy is eyeing you from the sidelines makes you restless and unable to eat or sleep.

Get into the game sooner, and you'll feel at ease sooner.

After topping up, her 12 million yuan deposit turned into 30,000 yuan in virtual currency.

That's right, it's a rip-off. It takes 400 real-world currency to exchange for just one gold ingot.

This gold ingot has no other use; it can only be used to participate in the lottery within the recharge module.

Inside the recharge module, a treasure bowl icon is displayed. Clicking it once will trigger an animation showing a gold ingot being thrown into the treasure bowl, which then shakes and spits out something.

Congratulations! You have obtained 1 Tianhua Tongbao.

Congratulations! You have obtained 1 Tianhua Tongbao.

【…】

Nie Wan didn't even look at what was happening; she just closed her eyes and started slapping, her hand moving in afterimages.

Every second, tens of thousands of dollars are burning in her hands.

If it were someone else, their heart would bleed.

Having been reborn, Nie Wan knew that the real-world currency would soon collapse, and if she didn't use it now, she would only regret it later, so she didn't hesitate.

However, her luck was really not good.

Half of the gold ingots were spent, but nothing came out except for Tianhua Tongbao and low-grade immortal crystals.

Could it be that her rebirth used up all her luck, which is why her luck is so incredible now?

No, it seems her luck in her past life wasn't much better.

I remember that every time there was a lottery draw that required probability, her results were never very good.

Thinking about it this way, Nie Wan felt relieved and went to draw a prize.

Even if she only had these two items, Nie Wan wouldn't lose out—they would be very useful when she went to the capital or other clan territories after reaching level 30. And even if she didn't go to the capital, she could sell Tianhua Tongbao for twenty taels of silver each.

So she remained calm and collected, her eyesight and hands steady, continuing to shower money on the market in a steady and orderly manner.