Because talent cards are random, yet fixed at the same time.
When resetting his attributes, he should strive to align them as closely as possible with this talent card to maximize its abilities.
"I have innate immunity and won't get AIDS or STDs. Isn't this the perfect template for a rich second-generation kid?"
Zack chuckled, understanding how to utilize this talent for his simulation.
He now had 20 attribute points to allocate, representing his original attributes.
He first tried maxing out his appearance, physique, intelligence, and family background, but then he encountered a problem.
Appearance, physique, and family background could be freely maximized, but intelligence could only be raised to 5 points.
[Due to the uniqueness of intelligence, during simulation, it can only be raised to the host's natural intelligence level.]
Seeing the system's prompt, Zack sighed in regret. It seemed the system wasn't stupid and had blocked his path to cheating.
Zack's initial thought was that other attributes weren't important; he wanted to try to maximize intelligence.
That way, in life simulations, he would become a true genius with ultra-high IQ, possibly even a madman ahead of his time.
Such a prodigy would achieve great success in any field. If he happened to enter scientific research, Zack would be set for life.
The system stated that skills and experiences acquired in simulations could reappear in reality.
Even with time limits, allowing such an unparalleled genius to reappear for an hour could bring tremendous changes to the world.
Because in a simulated life, perhaps such a genius would solve some world-class problems.
What did Zack want most after getting the system?
Money, money, and more money, dammit!
As a soon-to-be senior, he was no longer a complete ivory tower dweller. He understood the cruelty of society and the importance of money.
He was an ordinary person, and the first thing he thought about after getting the system was whether it could bring him money!
And if he could solve some world-class scientific problems, Zack could reap the benefits, gaining both fame and wealth.
"It seems this path won't work. Since I can't take the shortcut, I'll take the straight path honestly."
"...Anyway, now that I have the system simulator, and I'm still young, I can just follow the plan step by step."
Zack let go of his urgency and calmed down.
One meal should be eaten one bite at a time, and one road should be walked one step at a time.
Since it was his first time using the Life Reset Simulator, Zack decided to experiment first.
He tried to make the attribute points negative but found it impossible.
Then, Zack directly raised his family background to 10. Since he was going to experience the life of a rich second-generation, the family background score had to be high.
He then allocated points equally between intelligence and appearance, bringing both to 5.
After some thought, Zack reduced his appearance to 1 and lowered his intelligence to 4, ultimately raising his family background to an exaggerated number of 15.
If the average value is 5, then the difference between 4 and 5 shouldn't be significant. At least, having an intelligence of 4 shouldn't make him mentally disabled.
At most, he might lack talent in certain areas, like not being good at studying, but that didn't mean he was stupid.
As for why he lowered his appearance to 1...
Cough, cough, no other reason. In the spirit of seeking truth from facts, Zack simply wanted to experiment to see how materialistic women can be.
You see, what a great topic this is!
As for physique, Zack completely ignored it.
He opened [Choose One from Career Categories].
The two options were still random.
One was a unit or enterprise leader.
The other was a production worker in agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fisheries, or water conservancy.
Amazingly, the system was classified according to China's job categories. Good job, the system abides by laws and regulations!
As a student at the Imperial Capital University of Finance and Economics, he understood these basics.
The only thing that disappointed Zack was that the job categories were not specific but rather broadly defined, which meant there was still considerable randomness.
This system simulator was more like a card-drawing game.
Without hesitation, Zack chose the first option: government or enterprise leader.
A company CEO with billions in assets—wasn't this the template for an overbearing president? Just a bit ugly.
"Alright, let's start simulating life."
Zack rubbed his hands together, barely suppressing his excitement as he pressed 'Start New Life'.
The system ran for a second.
[0 years old: Due to excessively low physique, you died in the womb!]
[...]
[Would you like to start simulating this new life?]
Zack, who was drinking water, almost sprayed it out and quickly clicked 'No'.
Start what?!
Do I want to simulate what it feels like to die before being born?!
Dammit, this is like a king who died in the womb before birth!
"Cough, cough, this Life Reset Simulator is quite interesting. I need to study it carefully."
Zack grabbed another can of iced cola from the fridge, popped the tab, and took a sip while tilting his head back.
It seemed he would need to slowly probe the system simulator to find the right way to play.
Zack wasn't depressed and was even more eager to try.
He immediately began his second simulation.
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