The system's points could help Luke break through the limits of his physical fitness.
But the experience points required to level up was as high as five million points, and he would reach a bottleneck sooner or later.
One day, his experience points would become like a certain antique game from his previous life, where he would only gain a few tenths of a percent after half a year of practice.
Luke wasn't too surprised.
He had several plans for the future. He didn't necessarily need to break 100 or even 200 points in order to become stronger.
With a human body, there was a ceiling.
The system's various functions were also telling him that there was more than one way to become stronger.
The system clearly didn't advocate stacking stats to become a god.
From that point of view, the system didn't seem like a cheat, but more like a proper online game. Even the experience points in the later stages were the same.
Luke couldn't help but complain. Which of the antique games I played in my previous life didn't become too experience points? Why don't you learn from them?
Unfortunately, that was all he could do.
He had already given up on increasing his basic stats through training, but this had suddenly happened.
If it weren't for the hardships he had gone through in the past two years, he would probably have gotten up and learned to sing and dance like his third brother to show his excitement.
When it came to basic stats, a little more was a little more.
Without increasing the difficulty of leveling up, he was lucky enough to get one more point.
Besides, with the Kunlun Qi Refinement Technique, he could do it again when his basic three measurements broke 60 or 80.
That way, he would get a few more points, which was equivalent to lowering the difficulty by one level and having the same basic stats.
Now that he was in his twenties, these few points were nothing.
By the time he reached level 30, the experience points he would need to level up would be astronomical, and it would take years.
Having a stronger physique a year or even a few years ahead of time was undoubtedly a good deal.
But that wasn't the end of the surprise.
In the afternoon of the next day, after 24 hours of rapid improvement, Luke's Dexterity stat on the interface was now 32 (Star of Justice + 10).
Luke, who had been using the Kunlun Qi Refinement Technique, gained two extra points.
He had only spent a little over four hundred credit points, which was definitely worth it.
However, he didn't know about this follow-up surprise. He simply lay on the medical bed and closed his eyes to think.
His basic three measurements finally broke 40, and he even gained one extra point of Dexterity, which was great news.
However, the other rewards from this battle weren't bad either.
After killing a bunch of Zetareans, he also gained some useful abilities.
Previously, he had never considered getting skill books from them.
Since the system couldn't gain abilities from animals, Luke subconsciously didn't see the Chitauris as humans.
In the end, after killing a large number of Chitauri, a large number of Chitauri abilities appeared in the list of abilities.
There were only a hundred or so types of these abilities. A small portion of them could be learned, most of them could not be learned, and only a few could be learned.
The things that could not be learned obviously required the special physiological structure of the Chitauri. However, some of the things that could be learned were a bit strange. Apart from having 20 Spirit, there were also some technological devices that were named in the Chitauri language.
After Luke bought all the learnable abilities, he finally found the names of the technological equipment from the abilities of a Chitauri maintenance engineer.
They were the equipment needed for the remote control system of the Chitauri mechanical army, and the few abilities that could be learned were actually methods to control the mechanical army mentally.
It was exactly this technology that allowed the Chitauri to gain a foothold in the universe.
After all, as long as the real person didn't die, no matter how many of the remote-controlled mechanical army were scrapped, it would only be a small problem of equipment wear and tear. For the Chitauri, who could travel through the stars, the raw materials that they needed were as cheap as steel on Earth.
This thing … was interesting. Seeing this technology, Luke began to make plans.
Unfortunately, the maintenance engineer was the most skilled of the Chitauri that he had killed, and it was common knowledge that maintenance engineers didn't know the entire manufacturing process of the equipment.
Luke had only obtained a small portion of the Chitauri technology, but that was enough.
Maintenance engineers were best at sewing and patching, and there was a lot of Chitauri equipment left in New York City.
There was still a lot of Chitauri equipment in Luke's inventory, which was more than enough for his personal research and for his team's modifications.
If he really needed any parts, he could ask Tony to get them later.
Tony had already reached an agreement with S.H.I.E.L.D., the Department of Defense, the military, and the New York authorities, and was in the process of setting up a disaster control agency to collect and process the Chitauri equipment.
Tony was certain that, like Luke, he would choose the path of "learning from other mountains" and absorb suitable Chitauri technology to improve the armor and other technologies.
If this tycoon didn't get some parts for himself, he would be underestimating the greed of big capitalists.
The remaining abilities were basic abilities like fleet command, battle planning, and warship piloting.
Luke couldn't use these abilities himself. After all, he didn't have a fleet or a warship.
Without these things, he wouldn't be able to use the Chitauri's strategies and tactics. It would be like asking the American Air Force to command ancient cold weapons.
However, the Chitauri military knowledge involved in these abilities was very important. For the first time, Luke had a general understanding of a universal war.
At the same time, he confirmed once again that the Chitauri definitely weren't the main force this time.
This group of people from the other side was like the United States sending two ordinary warships with some landing equipment.
Based on their estimates, this was already enough to suppress the entire armed forces of Earth.
This wasn't because the Chitauri were kind or careless.
The fleet command ability showed that their normal combat mission wasn't like this at all.
Apart from the two flagships, which could be considered their main equipment, the mechanical miscellaneous soldiers and aircraft were on the same level as the combination of an AK and a pickup on Earth.
As an expert in stealing chickens, Luke could sense the strong style of his peers.
So, the Chitauri were actually here to steal chickens.
According to the information that Thor had revealed, the deal between the Chitauri and Loki was that Earth would belong to Loki, and the Chitauri would take the Tesseract.
The Chitauri had no interest in attacking Earth. They just wanted to steal the "chicken" that was the Tesseract.
However, Thor had said that the Tesseract was too powerful, and that Asgard had always been the one to keep and handle it.
At that point, everything was obvious.
In name, Asgard had always been the protector of Midgard, which was Earth.
Once the Chitauri sent a large force to Earth, Asgard, which had Rainbow Bridge, would be able to send troops over in a very short period of time.
Forget everything else, Thor and his personal guards alone would be enough to beat the Chitauri invaders to death.
And this was just Thor's guards.
Once he arrived with an organized Asgardian army, the Chitauri's main fleet would also be destroyed.
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