Master, You Don't Want the Identity of the Crossing Person to Be Exposed, Right? (1-678).

Summary

Lin Yue Qing and Wen Quan discuss the rarity of experience books in games versus reality, noting that secondary professions require extensive study, yet experience books can expedite learning. They plan to use a forging experience book with limited ores, emphasizing the need for monster-produced materials for quality equipment. They also contemplate the potential of a little gray rabbit with monster-summoning abilities, weighing its value against the risks of keeping it. After sealing some of its powers for safety, they reflect on the implications of divine realm monsters and the possibility of an invasion, concluding that diligent cultivation is essential for their defense.

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