Chapter 1637: Fashion Remake (6)

After all the bonuses have been added.

Finally, get a good night's sleep.

Waking up from this sleep will be completely different.

It will additionally grant a massive 410% experience, and combined with the 100% experience gained during the day itself, the final experience is:

All the female villagers' leveling experience is 796%, professional experience is 1408%, and combat-class professional experience is 5080%!

Holy shit…

It's blowing up to the heavens!

Ate the experience fruit, put on the new sleepwear, went to the Phantom Martial Room to train, and directly got 50x combat experience!

Plus those female soldiers train for 20 hours, which is 2 times that of normal people, so their combat experience is 100 times that of normal people!

Each day they can gain 3 points of saber technique, 3 points of spear technique, or 3 points of shield technique, and other combat abilities.

What the hell…

And the craftswomen are not bad either — they also work 20 hours, which is also 2 times the innate experience.

So they can gain 28 times the professional experience each day, and can also increase about 1 point of professional skill per day, such as smithing, sewing, and so on.

Not only that.

There's also the most important thing — the leveling experience of 796%, which is actually close to 8 times experience.

After one battle, 8 times experience?

It's equivalent to fighting 8 times!

So what if it's level 35?

Still able to level up in a whoosh!

So, should the undershirt be modified, or the sleepwear?

Modifying the undershirt can directly add 83 points of professional skill, but… if they wear the modified sleepwear, the craftswomen would need 3 months to catch up to this level, while the female soldiers would only need 1 month to catch up.

Looking at it this way…

The sleepwear simply crushes it!

Actually, that's not the case.

This kind of professional skill, although it relies on time to improve.

But the difficulty will get higher and higher later on.

After all, to reach the master-level standard, one must work according to the master-level difficulty; otherwise, if the difficulty is too low, improvement is impossible.

You're already at master level, yet still working at beginner difficulty — what experience could you possibly gain?

So once professional experience reaches the later stages, the speed of improvement also gradually slows down.

And the higher the professional ability, the slower the leveling speed.

Unless one can always maintain the appropriate difficulty level, then the speed won't slow down.

For example, Li Ruanyu's current level — to improve is much harder than before.

If she were to put on this undershirt with +83 professional ability at this point, perhaps her level could directly take a step up.