2: Transcendent Master!

The burning sensation subsided.

Ye Su began to examine himself and was surprised to find a massive change in his muscle lines.

It was as if he had undergone years of exercise, possessing chiseled traces that were overall symmetrical but not exaggerated.

His height had even increased slightly, reaching about 178 centimeters.

He clenched his fists, which emitted a cracking sound.

It felt as if his fists contained peerless power; even if a bull charged at him, he could kill it with a single punch.

This was the illusory sensation of the body suddenly gaining power.

"Profession? Is this the Professional attribute power I've gained?"

Ye Su was curious.

As his voice rang out, a light screen appeared in his mind;

[Ye Su]

[Profession: None] (Available)

[Physique: 10] (Limit standard for ordinary people)

[intelligence: 5] (Limit standard for ordinary people)

[Martial Arts: None] (Can be learned)

[Skills: None] (Can be learned)

"A Transcendent World, this is the beginning of a Transcendent World."

A meaningful smile appeared on Ye Su's face. Coming across as ordinary after transmigrating wouldn't be good; this was exactly the result he wanted.

Moreover.

In this Transcendent World, he also possessed a Golden Finger.

That was the Letter From The Future.

A dream start!

"Wait!"

Ye Su's expression shifted as he pulled his phone out of his pants pocket.

1:03

"At 1:30 AM, a profession scroll will appear in Central Park."

"And right now, I only have the qualification for a profession, but I don't have one yet, let alone the various Martial Arts and skills related to it."

"So, what am I waiting for!"

Sprinting off, Ye Su came down from the rooftop, quickly changed his clothes, and immediately prepared to depart.

However, he paused for a moment before heading out.

Turning back into the kitchen, he wrapped a Boning Knife in some clothing.

Then he headed out.

Outside, the world was about to be turned upside down. Without a hard weapon in hand, he wouldn't feel secure!

Central Park was some distance from his home, but he would have plenty of time to run there. The real difficulty lay in finding it.

The Letter From The Future said.

This rain on the Beginning of Spring brought not only profession scrolls but also treasure chests, weapons, Martial Arts, skills, spiritual medicines, and other resources.

Having the first-mover advantage, he couldn't afford to waste a single second.

He sprinted.

Ye Su found that his speed was incredibly fast; the wind whistled in his ears as the scenery on both sides blurred past, and his stamina was exceptionally enduring.

"Gaining the qualification for a profession has caused a qualitative leap in my physical fitness."

Ye Su thought to himself;

"In the terms of the status panel, my current state is the theoretical limit of humanity."

"Damn, a little Superman!"

"If I were to participate in any competition, I'd definitely be the champion!"

"Unfortunately, this evolution is global; otherwise, I could live off this physical capital just by taking the sports route."

"As for these trees—"

Looking at the trees that were still growing taller, Ye Su felt uneasy. Fortunately, for now, these trees were just trees and weren't aggressive.

Along with the Boning Knife wrapped in clothing, it gave him a slight sense of security.

Soon, Ye Su arrived at Central Park.

This was a landmark park in Suhang and was very large.

Now, with the wild growth of plants and trees, it felt like a primeval forest!

Ye Su gritted his teeth and rushed inside without stopping.

The dim light didn't affect Ye Su's vision at all as he scanned the area rapidly.

"The Letter From The Future wouldn't be a joke. It only said Central Park, which means the sender, the one called 'me,' believes I will definitely find it!"

"My habit when visiting the park is to go to the lakeside, so—"

Changing direction, Ye Su ran straight toward the lakeside.

After a few minutes' journey, turning past a grove of green trees, the rippling lake surface faintly reflected the neon lights of the high-rise buildings.

On the opposite side, a small point of faint light was flickering.

"It's right there!"

Ye Su said with near certainty.

Because there was a rest area over there with rows of benches; Ye Su loved to sit there for a while whenever he visited the park.

This was his habit.

Staring at the flickering faint light, Ye Su sprinted toward it.

Finally.

Three minutes later, he arrived.

All was silent, and the chirping of insects had ceased.

A faint light source was flickering; Ye Su could even see wisps of light converging toward it from the surroundings.

"It's 1:25 AM. I hope I'm not too early."

"I'm an impatient person. If the other party is the future me, he must have considered my personality, so I should be able to get it early!"

This was reverse thinking.

If the Golden Finger Letter From The Future really was sent by himself, then all the language and hints would take his personality into account.

Thinking of this.

Ye Su stepped forward and reached out to touch it.

Suddenly!

Light flared brilliantly, like a 'Golden Legendary' from a gacha pull; the light pollution spread, nearly blinding Ye Su's eyes.

After a few seconds, the light faded.

A scroll appeared in his hand.

To the touch, it felt almost like leather, slightly tacky, and was entirely golden—clearly a high-grade item.

"A Golden Finger is a Golden Finger."

"I'm practically ahead of everyone else!"

Ye Su grinned.

Bringing the scroll closer, a voice rang out;

[Obtained a profession scroll. Use it?]

[Note: The profession from the scroll is random.]

Hmm?

A Blind Box?

But it didn't matter.

This scroll was authenticated by the future.

Its power and potential ceiling were enough to make his future self covet it, so—it must be something good!

"Use!"

The scroll disappeared;

[Congratulations! You have obtained the profession: Transcendence Master!]

[Transcendence Master: Upgradable profession.]

[Trait 1: This profession has no exclusive skills, no exclusive Martial Arts, and no exclusive divine weapons.]

[Trait 2: This profession can learn and use any Professional Martial Arts, skills, and weapons.]

[Trait 3: This profession can break through limited attribute values.]

[Note: Congratulations on obtaining a profession for the first time. You now have the authority to view Professional common knowledge.]

Hmm...

A jack-of-all-trades profession?

No, a universal profession!

Martial Arts, skills, weapons, etc., had no restrictions; all could be learned and used.

And it could even break through the limited values of conventional professions.

It feels like... I'm about to take off!

Although he could view Professional common knowledge, this location was a bit inappropriate.

No one knew when these plants and trees would become aggressive, so he had to retreat first!

—Spending over ten minutes, Ye Su ran back home.

The first thing he did was check the Professional common knowledge.

Profession.

A special power system.

Overall, it was difficult to distinguish between high and low; it depended on how the person who obtained it played.

But essentially, there were still some differences.

Namely, they were divided into upgradable professions and non-upgradable professions.

A non-upgradable profession meant that the Professional had a ceiling, one that was difficult to break through or exceed.

This point was very luck-dependent.

Because obtaining a profession was like opening a Blind Box; no one knew what profession the scroll in their hand would be.

How should I put it? Luck is also a part of strength.

Fortunately, Ye Su had skipped the Blind Box stage entirely.

Then there were Professional Martial Arts and skills.

Martial Arts could be seen as basic attacks; once learned, they still had to be practiced, practiced with hard work.

There was no proficiency level that would just soar effortlessly.

There was a mechanism here: Martial Arts actually didn't have levels, which meant that even the simplest Martial Arts would yield rewards as long as one put in the hard work to practice them.

Not bad.

Basically, it was already clear that professions were a game of luck and strength.

Then, there was a more critical point;

Skills!