Of course, the higher the value of silver fighting spirit, the more it means that silver fighting spirit has the value to be retained from the simulation using simulation points!

After spending 50,000 federal coins to buy several skill books, Link still had 470,000 federal coins left.

Leaving 20,000 federal dollars for emergency use, Link exchanged the remaining 450,000 federal dollars for extremely low-value secondary materials such as the robber's keepsake, and recycled them into simulation energy through the simulation system's recycling energy.

The total of 450,000 federal coins worth of auxiliary materials were finally exchanged for 8,855 points of simulated energy.

The reason why it was less than expected was that under Link's buying spree, the secondary materials with slightly lower prices had been bought out by Link, so he had no choice but to buy some secondary materials with slightly higher prices.

Even so, 8855 points of simulation energy is a huge sum of money for Link now, enough for Link to show his talents.

"System, I want to keep all the reward options for my clone in the simulation!" Link said with a wealthy and powerful look.

[Ding! Do you want to spend an additional 200, 400, or 800 energy points to retain your clone's talents, skills, and equipment from the last simulation? ]

"Yes... huh? Why is it so expensive? Wasn't the last simulation fee 100 points?" Link, who was about to nod, suddenly braked.

[Since you chose the bronze-level simulation, you paid an additional 100 simulation energy points for it. After taking into account the cost of purchasing the simulation times, the actual cost of your last simulation was 200 simulation energy points.]

"..." Link was confused.

But when I think about the silver fighting spirit worth millions of federal dollars, what does a little more than a simulation count for? It's just a drop in the bucket.

I immediately chose yes without worrying about the extra expenditure of a few hundred points of simulated energy.

[Ding, your clone has received your gift..]

Following a prompt sound from the simulation system, the panel of the clone in Link's mind immediately underwent a drastic change.

[Bound Target: Link's clone

Level: 21

Experience: 0/20000

Occupation: Warrior (Silver)

Life Talent: Life Resistance

Strength: 236 (base 151 + equipment 85)

Constitution: 259.2 (basic 146 + equipment 70 ++ talent life bonus 43.2)

Agility: 71 (basic 46 + equipment 25)

Mana: 21 (base 16 + 5 with equipment)

Equipment: Decapitation Greatsword (Bronze 20), Warrior's Throwing Axe (Bronze 15), Ranger's Half-Armor (Bronze 15), Town Guardian's Boots (Silver 10), Lilith's Blessing (Silver 10)

Skills: Bully (Bronze LV7), Silver Fighting Spirit (Silver LV2), Mass Killer (Bronze LV1), Charge (Black Iron Full Level), Smash (Black Iron Full Level), Roar (Black Iron Full Level)

Overall rating: Lower-level Silver Warrior]

"Is this the difference between wearing equipment and being naked? Just looking at the attribute panel alone, there is a difference of 200 attribute points."

"But even so, his overall rating is only that of a low-level warrior among silver-level professionals..."

Took a look at the clone's new attribute panel.

After seeing the words "low-level silver warrior" in the comprehensive rating column of the clone, Link couldn't help but feel powerless to complain.

With the equipment skills and talent clones, the attributes alone increased by nearly 200 points, which is more than the attributes gained by changing jobs once.

Not to mention that there are so many more skills, its comprehensive combat power is at least several times higher than when it is naked!

However, in the system's rating, he only changed from the lowest silver warrior to a lower silver warrior, and in the end he still belonged to the ranks of lower silver warriors...

Although the clone's performance in the simulation was indeed a bit lame, and its level was only 21, its performance in the simulation was also quite lackluster.

But it shouldn't be this bad, right? After all, he still has a silver fighting skill worth a million!

"Excluding talent, the value of this clone's equipment and skills in reality is definitely over two million."

"I can't imagine how powerful those silver professionals who are classified as intermediate silver warriors and senior silver warriors by the system are..."

Poverty limits Link's imagination.

At the same time, Link's somewhat complacent inner self lowered its head again. It turned out that he was still so insignificant in this world, and he still had to continue working hard.

Of course, no matter how weak a Silver Warrior is, he is still a Silver Warrior.

I wouldn't say I can dominate the bronze rank, but I can definitely beat 99% of bronze professionals, and dealing with Link's job change mission is a piece of cake.

Same as completing the first stage of the job transfer mission.

Adhering to the principle of safety first and saving money second, Link had no desire to challenge high-level BOSSes.

For other professions, they may want to defeat higher-level bosses as much as possible, in order to gain extra experience after completing the job transfer task beyond the limit, so as to achieve the goal of quickly raising the level.

But for Link, who has a clone, experience? What is that?

Do you understand the value of leveling up 10 times in two days?

Therefore, Link did not intend to spend any extra money to pursue the pursuit of killing a powerful BOSS, just to be able to complete the second stage of the job transfer task safely to the minimum extent.

"Speaking of safety, the safest method is to use the weak boss in the vice to complete the job transfer mission."

"But it will take another five days for my protection points to recover, so I can't complete the job transfer mission for now."

I glanced at myself and saw that I had just recovered 33% of my protection value.

Link temporarily suppressed the urge to complete the job transfer mission now and decided to wait until the protection value was restored.

Although he was not unwilling to let his clone go to the wilderness to find a suitable BOSS to help him complete the job transfer mission.

But doing so would be too risky for the clone, and if things go wrong the clone might never come back.