Wrong Career

Shadow Warlock is a recognized wrong profession. The mechanism is cumbersome, the upper limit is limited, mainstream strategies are not recommended, and top guilds are not recruiting. The only reasonable evaluation is: suitable for people who study alone. That's the kind of person he is. From the old version to the new version, he spent nearly ten years writing down things one by one that no one thought was necessary to dig into - the triggering timing of ghost superposition, the dissipation rules of afterimages, the numerical offset of the shadow step in different terrains, and those marginal effects that could never be reproduced after being measured twice and could only be marked as "shelved". On the twenty-seventh day, a system optimization patch was silently pushed. There is a line in the patch notes: The afterimage generation algorithm of ghost skills has been logically reconstructed to improve the behavioral stability under the coexistence of multiple afterimages. He dug out a shelved record from 2072, which only triggered the double afterimage mechanism twice, which he labeled as "possibly noise." In the test that day, the trigger rate jumped from 10% to 80%. The four-fold hatred outbreak can be stably reproduced and accurately matches the data four years ago. He crossed out the "shelved" mark and wrote a line next to it: From shelved to active research. Then turn to a blank page and write the first question of Volume 2: Where is the ceiling of the Shadow Warlock? This is a story about "going alone where others have not gone". There is no genius, no cheats, just a person, a notebook, and a long-term persistence in one thing - that thing happens to be considered by everyone to be unworthy of persistence.