Chapter 72 Personality
After joining the Truth Forum, Roland saw a more active forum.

Compared with the official forum, the Truth Forum has fewer members, so the number of posts is not as many as the official forum. However, the posts here are more valuable.

Roland randomly clicked on a post and saw more than a dozen spellcasters discussing it.

They cited various experimental reports and papers, discussed and argued with each other.

Occasionally, someone would submit a copy of their own experimental report and use it as a basis to refute other spellcasters.

Thanks to their efforts, this post has reached more than a thousand levels, and the improvement plans have been revised again and again, with more than a dozen plans replaced.

However, since Roland did not spend silver points to unlock this post, or to join the discussion, the content of the post was not available for Roland to view for free. Roland only saw some irrelevant content regarding almost all the content related to the improvement plan.

Roland took a look at the first version of the improved plan, spent a few minutes thinking of a slightly improved plan, and sent it to the post as a bargaining chip to participate in the discussion.

After seeing his comments being reviewed, Roland closed the post and glanced at the titles of other posts. When he found nothing that interested him, he exited the Truth Forum.

Roland found a way to create a private forum and spent 100 silver points to create a small forum that could only accommodate ten people.

Then, Roland sent an invitation to Hela, inviting her to join this private forum.

A Book of Wisdom can only be bound to one account, so Roland only needs to know the mark of the Book of Wisdom in Hela's hand to invite her.

After Roland sent out the invitation, Hela, who was studying the Book of Wisdom and browsing some free posts on the forum, looked at the notification and blinked.

"it's me."

Seeing that Hela was a little confused, Roland reminded her.

Hearing Roland's words, Hela agreed to the invitation without hesitation, then looked at Roland with some confusion and asked.

"We've always been doing activities together, why waste points?"

"in case."

As the founder of the forum, Roland had the highest authority in the forum, so he directly appointed Hela as the administrator.

Due to technical reasons, the current Wisdom Book only supports forum communication. There is no such thing as private chat between two accounts. Therefore, we can only communicate by creating small forums.

Maybe one day, when Hela is no longer by Roland's side and is in danger, she can still rely on the forum to ask Roland for help.

Hela blinked, said nothing, and continued to study the Book of Wisdom with her head down.

Roland shrugged and turned his gaze back to the Book of Wisdom.

He opened the public official forum and clicked into the Q&A section.

Looking at the questions raised by various spellcasters in the Q&A area, Roland randomly clicked on one of the posts.

He glanced at the questions in the post, and they were not particularly high-level ones.

Roland thought about it briefly and gave his answer.

Roland then exited the post and casually clicked on a second post.

When you go out, your identity is given by yourself.

It was far from enough to just exude an aura of strength. In order to establish himself as a good person and squeeze into the circle of middle and high-level spellcasters in the Tower of Truth, Roland also had to show his knowledge. Answering questions was undoubtedly a good way.

You know, the price of one page of the Book of Wisdom is one thousand silver points. It’s so generous of them to give away two pages of the Book of Wisdom for free, which means a total of two thousand silver points.

It goes without saying that the person who noticed Roland was definitely not a primary school student.

Since the books of wisdom were given by them, the account registered and bound by Roland naturally could not escape his sight.

Therefore, Roland can show his knowledge reserves by answering questions.

In addition, Roland can improve his fame, and he can also earn some silver points by answering questions.

Although it’s not much, it’s better than nothing.

Over the next dozen days, Roland spent several hours every day answering various difficult questions on the forum.

In addition to daily meditation, Roland would wander around the City of Origin.

Understand the current situation of various institutions in the Tower of Truth, and spend silver points to acquire all kinds of extraordinary knowledge.

After all, most of the extraordinary knowledge Roland knew was summarized by players.

For players, the faster and stronger the upgrade, the better. Stability and security are not within their consideration.

Unless it is alchemy, magic craft, or magical engineering, which are equipment-making techniques, players will not deliberately pursue stability and security.

Anyway, the player character is worthless, so if something goes wrong, you can just commit suicide and start over.

As long as I kill myself fast enough, the debuff from the rollover won't be able to catch up with me.

As for weapons and equipment, that's another matter.

However, Roland is no longer a player and he only has one life, so he naturally has to pay attention to stability and security.

In fact, except for the first ring promotion, which was forcibly promoted by Roland using the player theory and relying on the blessing of the undead sub-plane, Roland was quite conservative in the subsequent second, third and fourth ring promotions.

He focused entirely on safety and stability, and steadily improved step by step to the limit. Only after he was fully prepared for promotion and rollover, he would proceed with promotion cautiously. That was why it took Roland two years to be promoted to the fourth ring.

If the player theory was followed completely, with so many resources in the ruins, Roland would have quickly become a high-level spellcaster as long as he didn't die.

If Roland didn't know that the quick-fix plan had a success rate of less than one in a thousand, and almost every plan required harsh measures on one's own soul, such as dismemberment, splitting, crushing and fusion.

In the game, Roland naturally didn't care and could attack his own soul at will, but in the real world, Roland didn't dare to do so.

Moreover, this evil method basically requires the fusion of a large number of souls. Even if it succeeds, the price is not small. The manifestation in the game is just a debuff, but what about in reality? After merging a large number of souls, is he still himself?
Therefore, unless it is absolutely necessary, Roland still wants to be promoted step by step.

In order to achieve this, Roland also needs the Tower of Truth, which is a stable and safe source of extraordinary knowledge developed and summarized by countless spellcasters.

After thoroughly studying the player theory and all this extraordinary knowledge, Roland activated his upgraded brain and tried to combine the two theories, attempting to integrate a promotion theory that suits him.

In addition to these, in order to understand the situation in the Tower of Truth, Roland also selected several valuable newspapers and magazines, and subscribed to them for several months using the rewards he received from purifying the Island of the Dead.

(End of this chapter)