For the next few days, Gu Fei did as he promised. He taught his students how to fight against monsters of different levels.
These methods could not be considered Kung Fu. They could only be considered regular methods of fighting after figuring out the attacking habits of the monsters. Each method was extremely effective against the monsters. If it was another enemy that followed this train of thought, the only outcome would be death.
Of course, if one's brain was more flexible and knew how to draw inferences about other cases from one instance, being able to decipher the meaning of these methods was another matter. However, this was not something a layman could do. Only an expert in Kung Fu could do it. The smarter ones among Gu Fei's students were able to adjust the original strategy of stepping left and striking right to step right and strike left according to the specific situation. This was already their limit. This small change could be considered effective against a computer that was strict with its moves, but it was far from enough to be used in actual combat.
Even so, Gu Fei was astonished by the results. He had never seen students with such enthusiasm in their studies before. If the first day of learning was a little forced and forced, after tasting the sweetness of Gu Fei's methods, the students had already learned to take the initiative. Many of them flipped through the information and researched the monsters they needed to fight. Then, they came over to ask Gu Fei how to deal with these monsters.
Along the way, Gu Fei's main focus was on Wanted Missions. Killing monsters was just for show. In fact, he did not kill many types of monsters. The few that he taught his students were all monsters that he had encountered on his way to level up. That was why he had developed such a mature method of fighting. At this time, many of the students brought over monsters that Gu Fei had not even heard of. How was he supposed to answer?
After saying that he was not too sure himself, the students were very disappointed. Gu Fei did not think much of it at first, but then, he happened to hear the students discussing in private. They actually thought that the teacher's Kung Fu was nothing special.
This made Gu Fei very depressed. He was not sure because he was not familiar with these monsters. However, the students misunderstood that the teacher's Kung Fu could not do it! What a joke. When it came to fighting, was there anything that Kung Fu could not handle?
Gu Fei was stubborn when it came to Kung Fu! After the student logged off that day, Gu Fei immediately contacted Brother You and asked about the information and distribution of the four types of monsters that the student had asked about that day. He then rushed to the leveling area to do some actual combat research.
The next day, after teaching the content of the day's monster fighting, Gu Fei solemnly taught the four types of monster fighting methods that he had developed the day before to the four students who asked him questions. He clearly conveyed a message to them: This kind of thing was easy to do, the key was whether they were willing to do it or not.
The results were mixed.
What made them happy was that the four students gasped in admiration on the spot, thinking that martial arts were indeed omnipotent.
The worrisome thing was that on that day, six more students asked about six different ways to fight the monsters.
Gu Fei felt as if he had fallen into a trap, and this trap was set by himself. He could only blame himself for his obsession with Kung Fu.
Even so, Gu Fei's obsession did not lessen. He continued to talk about the six types of monsters until the next day. After the students went offline that day, Gu Fei asked Brother You for information again. He rushed to the leveling area to do research. This feeling was like preparing for a lesson...
On the third day, after teaching the six types of monsters, Gu Fei guessed that there would be new questions. As expected, six more students asked about the six types of monsters that day, and they did not speak much. It was as if they knew that Gu Fei would only give them the answers the next day. They automatically disappeared after throwing the questions to Gu Fei.
"F * ck …" Gu Fei felt as if he was on a mission. These students were NPCs who gave him missions. Six a day, it was like a daily routine.
"Are you busy?" Gu Fei turned around and called Brother You.
"Hey, you're here! I'm waiting. What's the question today? " Brother You was not annoyed at all. He loved it when people asked him questions. In fact, what Gu Fei was doing now was Brother You's hobby.
"Uh, today is …" Gu Fei sent the names of the six types of monsters over.
"I'll help you check!" Brother You opened his omnipotent encyclopedia notebook, and as he checked, he sent a message to Gu Fei. "I say, what are you busy with? Four types the day before yesterday, six yesterday, and another six today. I've written them all down for you. Are you doing some research? " Not only did Brother You like people asking him questions, but he also loved asking them. This time, he had endured until the third day to ask. He was already being polite to Gu Fei.
"You want to know? Come with me! "Gu Fei replied.
"Sure, sure!" Brother You obviously did not find it annoying.
Gu Fei naturally did not find it annoying either. He had to go to the library to check for information or carry it with him in the library. If possible, he would definitely choose the latter.
The two arranged to meet at a place. When Brother You arrived, he had already found out everything Gu Fei needed. What Gu Fei needed to know were the level of the monsters, their attack methods, and their distribution locations.
"This is what you want." Brother You was very meticulous. He had specially listed the six types of monsters that Gu Fei had asked about on a piece of paper. When he saw Gu Fei at the city gate, he immediately handed it over.
"Thank you." Gu Fei took it and looked at it.
"If we go out from here, we'll be closest to the visitors from the wilderness," Brother You said, pointing at the third type of monster on the paper.
"Okay." Gu Fei nodded.
"Tell me, why do you ask for information about so many monsters every day?" Brother You asked as he led the way.
"I'm researching the ways to fight these monsters," Gu Fei said.
"Then why do you research so much?" Brother You was curious. Some of the monsters that Gu Fei had asked about were very low-level. They were completely unsuitable for him, who was already over Level 40.
Gu Fei sighed and told him about his group of students coming to White Stone City to seek shelter with him.
Although Brother You knew that Gu Fei was a teacher, it was still quite embarrassing for a teacher to bring his students to play online games. However, at this moment, Brother You was more concerned about the efficient way to fight these monsters that Gu Fei had researched.
"How efficient?" Brother You asked.
"Did you forget that I was ranked second on the efficiency leaderboard?" Gu Fei felt that he didn't need any specific data. This was enough to convince Brother You.
"That's right! I still remember that the person ranked first on the efficiency leaderboard was that Red Dust Smile. A Cleric actually ranked first on the leveling efficiency leaderboard. That's too shocking. Speaking of which, didn't this guy keep saying that he wanted to get along with you? A while ago, he was always looking for trouble with us, but recently there hasn't been any movement! Also! This guy is clearly from the game company. I complained to them and they said that they would investigate, but there hasn't been any response. How strange! Hey! Do you think they've already investigated this guy and sealed him up? No wonder there hasn't been any movement for so long! Right, don't you have him as a friend? Has he been online these past few days? " Brother You looked at Gu Fei and asked. However, he saw that Gu Fei was also looking at him with a speechless expression. Even his footsteps had stopped. Brother You was indeed Brother You. He had a lot of things to think about!
"Ha, we went off topic. What were we talking about?" Brother You laughed at himself awkwardly.
"The way to fight monsters that I researched is absolutely efficient. You can learn it later and try it yourself. Red Dust Smile is from the game company. When I first met him, he admitted it himself. I think it should be true. Uh, also, this guy has been online these past few days. However, he hasn't replied to any of my messages. "Gu Fei answered everything that Brother You had mentioned in one breath.
"Hehe …" Brother You laughed dryly. For a moment, he was too embarrassed to reply to Gu Fei.
The place where the visitors from the wilderness gathered was indeed not far from the main city. The two of them chatted casually for a while before they saw the figures of these small monsters on the map.
"This monster is Level 25. You have to go easy on it," Brother You reminded Gu Fei.
Gu Fei smiled and nodded. When he took his hand out of his pocket, he was holding a dagger.
"Hey, you want to use a dagger?"
"The kid asking how to fight this monster is a Thief. Of course, I have to research how to fight with a dagger," Gu Fei said.
"Oh, oh …" Brother You nodded immediately. In the end, he asked very selfishly, "Which monster is the Knight asking about?"
Gu Fei saw through his thoughts. He smiled and said, "Brother You, if you want to learn which monster to fight, just tell me. Anyway, it's convenient for me these past few days. I'll help you research it together."
"I just want to try out the efficient way to fight monsters that you mentioned." Brother You smiled.
"You'll see." Gu Fei pointed at the fourth on the paper. "This kid is a Knight."
"I'm looking forward to it," Brother You said.
After that, they didn't waste time chatting. Gu Fei held the dagger and immediately fought the small monster. Brother You watched from the side with his mouth agape. Fortunately, he already knew that Thousand Miles was a super invincible melee mage. If he really saw a mage fighting with a monster with a dagger, his heart would probably stop beating, right?
Brother You was an adult after all. His understanding was better than that of a child. Moreover, he saw the entire process of Gu Fei's research with his own eyes. He understood Gu Fei's thought process. It was to understand all the small monster's attack and defense methods and then create a set of attack patterns that could be followed.
The most exciting part was when Gu Fei tested the monster. The endless attack methods dazzled Brother You. He guessed that after watching Gu Fei's performance, he would no longer be attracted to exciting fighting scenes in action movies.
On the other hand, the content of the later development of the attack patterns was more boring. It was repeated experiments, and if there was a mistake, he would have to start from the beginning again. This process continued until Brother You was a little tired of it, but Gu Fei still persisted in trying. The fighting techniques that he taught his students were all unintentionally discovered when he repeatedly fought monsters in the process of leveling up. Now that he was doing special research like writing an essay, it was naturally boring.
In the end, Brother You finally saw that he had finally succeeded. After a set of attacks, not only did the small monster not touch Gu Fei at all, but the moves of both sides became a cycle. As long as he followed these steps, the small monster would definitely fall.
"Too … too awesome!" Brother You's mouth was wide open. What Gu Fei had developed was more terrifying than he imagined. This was no longer just about efficiency. If he could completely grasp Gu Fei's method, more importantly, it would be safe. There would be no consumption of his own body. This fighting method was really economical and practical.
Gu Fei consecutively tried it on five small monsters. After confirming that there were no problems, he gave up. He nodded at Brother You and said, "Alright, let's go to the next one!"
"How did you do it?" Brother You worshipped Gu Fei.
"That's why Kungfu can be summed up in one word: Proficiency!" Gu Fei clenched his fist.
"Later, I'll pick the monsters that I usually fight when leveling up. Help me study them," Brother You said.
"No problem!" Gu Fei nodded.
"Do you want to ask Sword Specter and the others if they want to learn a thing or two?" Brother You asked.
"Hehe, them … They don't need to. The leveling method that they've figured out is already very suitable for them, especially since it can fully utilize their own characteristics and the advantage of their equipment. If they want to learn a more efficient method, there's one, but … "
"But what?"
"It's too difficult. They need a foundation," Gu Fei said.
"How difficult is it?"
"Like me, fighting monsters 20 levels higher than me … Although I can grind out a similar strategy, it's very demanding on my own reaction speed. Another thing is that there's an absolute requirement for Agility. I don't think you guys are like me, prioritizing Agility for every class, right? "Gu Fei said.
"Impossible …" Brother You wiped his sweat.
"That's why they don't need to," Gu Fei said.
"What about me?" Brother You asked.
"You … Brother You, you know your own problems the best!" Gu Fei said.
Brother You was stunned for a moment and felt depressed. Gu Fei told him in a roundabout way, "You're not on the same level as them. I really need to teach you a lesson about your actual combat level."
After that, Brother You followed Gu Fei to visit a few types of monsters and witnessed the performance of Gu Fei's various weapons. He even wielded the Cleric's healing staff vigorously. After that, he awkwardly explained to Brother You, "My playstyle is mainly for close-range combat. The Cleric class is really awkward. Mages can also chant spells to deal damage in close-range combat, but Clerics don't have any attack skills. Their damage output is really limited, and normal people can't add Strength. Sigh, even if they learn this playstyle, the word efficiency can't be mentioned at all."
"You can't say that," Brother You quickly said. Brother You hurriedly said, "You can't compare the efficiency of Clerics and Warriors. You have to compare this problem horizontally. With your Cleric playstyle, you can change any Cleric and have him train alone. Your playstyle is definitely more efficient. Other than the short period when Clerics can train alone, they will definitely have to rely on a team in the future. Even if they rely on quests to level up, they will still have to ask for help when they encounter combat content. With your playstyle, they can at least become a Cleric who doesn't ask for help. "
"Yes, Clerics are indeed more efficient with a team. But speaking of which, how do you think Gongzi, such an annoying guy, could find a leveling team to guarantee such a high level? "Gu Fei occasionally gossiped.
"Right now, a ten-man leveling team needs two Clerics to ensure absolute safety, but Gongzi can heal alone without making any mistakes. One less Cleric means one more damage output. Everyone wants a Cleric of this level. So what if they hate him? Experience is more important!" Brother You said.
"Sigh, morals are degenerating day by day!" Gu Fei sighed. Everything was about experience. This was similar to how money was everything in reality. No matter how virtual the game was, people's values were still the same.
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