Chapter 113: Periodic Table of Talent Sequence (Please Subscribe, Collect, and Vote Monthly)
This book is not a professional book, but more like a collection of urban anecdotes.
The front part of the book looks like fragments of someone's manuscript or diary. Most of the content is independent paragraphs, and there is a clear sense of jump between paragraphs.
The sentence He Ao just saw came from this part.
He turned the pages of the book and scanned the words inside.
[An angry man can be promoted to a bull, and a bull can be promoted to a thug. There is an obvious submissive relationship between the three. However, if the angry man takes the mercenary's talent, he cannot be promoted, and may even fall into madness or death immediately. These talents What is the internal law between them? ]
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[No, this arrangement doesn't work. Is there something wrong with my thinking? No, there should be no problem with the idea, but maybe the talent data we currently have is too little, and there are still many talents that we have not discovered, so we cannot easily find clear patterns among them. Maybe I can change my thinking. ]
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[According to the available data, there are only nine F-level talents: student, farmer, citizen, reader, angry man, (there is a missing text here), and listener. Many people have each talent at the same time. , all currently known alien beasts have these nine talents. If we assume that level F does only have these nine talents, it is the easiest to obtain and the most basic.
——Does this mean that all talents can be promoted from one of these nine talents? ]
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[We still have too little data to track every talent to the nine basic talents. There are too many broken parts in the middle. However, the current data is a strong support for my conclusion. I have to find ways to strive for more. some resources. ]
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[There is a progressive relationship between these nine talents! This kind of relationship is very shallow, but it was still discovered by me. I am really a genius hahaha!
If this is the case, the order in which they are arranged should be farmer, student, reader, (there is a missing text here), notary, and listener. Well, they are the beginning of everything. According to this order, they should be Talent 1~9.
I have a hunch that I am writing history...well, who is not writing history now. ]
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[How many types of E-level talents are there? As far as I know, there are far more than nine. It seems that a basic talent can have several different promotion directions. It is really like a big tree, with several branches branching out from one trunk. It is a pity that the number of extraordinary people is Just like a pyramid, the higher the level, the smaller the number of people. ]
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[I'm not sure if my data is correct. I can only try to classify the data. There should be only 27 talents in E-level. What about D-level? I have not yet discovered that there are other talents that can be chosen to advance from E-level to D-level. All known promotion paths from E-level to D-level are one-to-one correspondence, unlike the promotion from F-level to E-level, where there are several options.
Then I can make a bold guess. There may be only one choice from level E to level D. Then there should be only 27 types of talents in level D. ]
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[Maybe I should give my discovery a name? Elenska said it could be called "Periodic Table of Talent Sequence". I think this name is good. It's rare for that kid to say something that is understandable.
From a vertical perspective, many talents promoted from the same basic talent are similar to the trunk and branches of a big tree. These talents can be said to be in the same 'family'. From a horizontal perspective, , from the first clan of 'farmers' to the ninth clan of 'listeners', all talents are arranged in sequence, over and over again, forming a cycle.
I'm such a genius, hahaha! ]
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[Perfect! Facts have proved that my periodic table is correct. Although there are a few parts in the wrong order, it just needs to be adjusted. Although I have only reached the D period now, if we master this rule, we can let more people live. Came down. ]
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[My research is stuck on the C cycle. Damn it, from D to C it becomes a one-to-many state again, and they are still irregular. Why would God play a random game like dice? Damn it, no, I To calm down, I will definitely be able to find the inner laws between these talents. It would be great if the Eye of the World was there. ]
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He Ao flipped through it briefly, and found that the effective content of this book ended here. Most of the following content was urban legends about talent sequences, as well as some stories about ghosts and ghosts, and even horror stories.
Of course, the fragmented passages in the first part also look like some kind of weird story, but He Ao feels that this part of the content should have a certain degree of authenticity. At least the person who wrote it must have a certain understanding of the talent sequence.
For example, the ‘Angry Man’ and ‘Audience’ mentioned in How’o should correspond to ‘Talent Sequence 5: Angry Man’ and ‘Talent Sequence 9: Audience’.
He Ao thought for a moment, took out his bracelet, and searched for 'Elenska' on the search engine.
Soon, an encyclopedia entry popped up.
[Ellenska:
One of the founders of the Confederacy, the first mayor of Dawn City, a great pioneer and founder of civilization, was buried in Dumel National Cemetery after his death. ]
He Ao glanced at this entry, and most of it was a brief description of Elenska's life. He wrote about him landing from the sea, establishing the Dawn, expanding the city, and establishing the federation. Most of them were official clichés and did not involve to any extraordinary information.
The Federation's Internet seems to have everything, but it is like a sieve, filtering out all the information that 'should not appear'.
Directly searching for the talent sequence will not yield any information.
The information that many people see is actually carefully filtered by the consortium's intelligent system and is intended to be seen by others.
People who like to buy clothes will see more articles or videos recommending clothes, and people who like to travel will see more recommendations for beautiful scenic spots.
These targeted recommendations will eventually guide people to place orders on the corresponding websites, turning them into profits for the consortium.
Even though most people may not need these things for the time being, people will always be induced to make impulse purchases under the bombardment of information.
The taxi slowly stopped.
He Ao closed the book, paid the fare with his bracelet, got out of the car, and walked around a few more streets to make sure there was no follower behind him, then returned to the apartment where he lived.
At this moment, he has fully mastered the talent of ‘spectator’.
He Ao put his hand on the bathroom mirror, opened the door of the secret room, and slowly walked towards the remaining green secret medicine.