[Secondary Entry Refresh System]
[The host has the ability to refresh Secondary Entries three times per day.]
[The host may add Secondary Entries to any object.]
It's here, it's here!
The essential cheat code for transmigrators has arrived!
The moment he received his golden finger, Su Mu let out a sigh of relief.
Taking on skeletons bare-handed? That was never his style.
And honestly, even if you were trained in martial arts, those skeletons weren't something you could handle solo.
After all, no matter how strong you are, you'd still be overwhelmed by sheer numbers—and those skeletons outside weren't just a few scattered ones.
According to the information he saw earlier, they were swarming like a plague!
Just moments ago, he'd seen someone bragging that they were a martial arts master and wanted to go out and "train" on the skeletons.
That guy even claimed he was the reincarnation of Mount Tai.
And now?
No one had heard from him since. He was probably already a goner.
Originally, Su Mu was thinking about how to escape, but now that he had the system, he wasn't planning on going anywhere.
Why risk his life outside when he could stay in the Sanctuary and figure out how this system worked first?
Looking at the system's description, Su Mu felt that this so-called Secondary Entry System was a kind of unconventional enhancement.
Only this one was extremely random—completely luck-based.
He noticed another line of text on the system interface:
[Each refresh yields three selectable Entries.]
[Secondary Entry attributes are entirely random.]
[Once a Secondary Entry is fixed to an item, it cannot be refreshed again.]
[More Entry slots can be unlocked by enhancing item properties.]
Sure, you got three options to pick from each time—but if your luck sucked, it didn't matter whether you refreshed once or three times.
Thinking about it, Su Mu was reminded of those wretched gacha games in his past life.
Like those cursed artifact Secondary Entries that start from nothing and go all the way to max level.
The chance to roll crit damage looked so high, but in the end, it was always DEF +5.
"Should I test it on something?"
Su Mu looked around, but the room was empty.
Even if he wanted to test the Secondary Entry system, there was nothing to try it on.
And he couldn't afford to waste a refresh—he only got three per day.
Just as he was hesitating, a new World Announcement appeared in front of his eyes:
[A total of two billion Newbie Packs have been delivered.]
[Each pack includes a weapon and a basic food supply.]
[Use any power at your disposal to survive this Apocalypse Era.]
[Become the next Eternal King!]
Right after the announcement, a small red Newbie Pack appeared in the dilapidated wooden cabin.
The package was only palm-sized, and no one could tell what was inside.
"Perfect. I'll test the system with whatever's in there."
When Su Mu opened the pack, a bunch of items tumbled out.
There were compressed biscuits and clean water—enough to keep someone from starving for about three days.
But when he saw the weapon inside, Su Mu was dumbfounded.
It was a very ordinary-looking crossbow and a small bag of bolts.
Su Mu nearly cursed aloud.
How the hell was he supposed to fight skeletons with a crossbow?
Arrows would fly right through the gaps in their rib cages!
Even if every shot was a headshot, so what?
What if the system just spawned a headless skeleton?
Boom. No more weak spot to shoot at.
He'd probably do more damage by bashing monsters with the crossbow like a club.
The thing looked like it was made of steel anyway.
"Well, trash or not, it's still a weapon. Might as well try refreshing the Entry on it."
He placed his hand on the crossbow and the item's details appeared before him:
[Weapon: Crossbow]
[Rarity: Common]
[Level: 1]
[Secondary Entry: None]
[Description: Best used for melee. Also great for experiencing the joy of scratching your enemies.]
...
Expressionless, Su Mu activated the system.
[Secondary Entry Refresh: Initiated]
Immediately, several glowing orbs appeared on the crossbow, each with floating text inside.
[Secondary Entry quality levels include: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Stellar, Legendary, Mythic, etc.]
[Higher quality Entries are less likely to appear.]
[As the system level increases, chances of high-quality Entries improve.]
Su Mu tapped on the first green orb.
[Secondary Entry: Double Shot]
[Quality: Bronze]
[Effect: Ranged weapon exclusive. Fires one additional arrow per attack.]
Su Mu instantly dismissed it.
What was the point?
Sure, doubling your arrows sounded great—for normal enemies.
But against skeletons, it didn't matter.
At most, it'd slightly boost the crossbow's damage.
He moved on to the second orb, this one white.
[Secondary Entry: Sharp Blade]
[Quality: Silver]
[Effect: Boosts damage of melee attacks.]
Now that seemed more promising.
When dealing with skeletons, brute force was often better than ranged attacks.
Unless you had a magical weapon, smashing them up close was probably more effective.
"Looks like the color corresponds to the Entry quality," Su Mu muttered.
"Green is Bronze."
"White is Silver."
"And yellow… that must be Gold."
He turned to the yellow orb and felt his luck was finally turning around.
The odds of getting high-quality Entries were supposed to be low, especially with a base-level system.
To roll a Gold-quality Entry right away? That had to be divine favor.
As he touched the golden orb, a shimmering line of golden text appeared:
[Secondary Entry: Level 1 Demonbreaker Crossbow]
[Quality: Gold]
[Effect: Doubles attack power and deals true damage to undead enemies.]
Su Mu: !!!
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