Failed.
Undoubtedly failed.
The Stone of Creation rejected its own change.
As a life form that has already used the Stone of Creation, compared to someone who has never used it. Kana could more easily understand the Stone of Creation's meaning and make subtle variations in its use.
When he expressed the concept of "experience bar," he clearly felt the stone's rejection.
Rather than the stone's rejection, it's better to say it's the world's rejection.
The world rejects the creation of something like "experience bars."
Kana reflected on his own setting of the experience bar.
Engage in "monster slaying" behavior—gain "experience"—grow yourself—"level up."
Thinking carefully, if applied in reality, this is undoubtedly a very "evil" form of expression.
Upon examining its essence, it is fundamentally a "plundering" of other life forms.
Kana thought about it and blurred this setting.
The [Stone of Creation] can automatically complete beneficial changes when the user provides a certain direction.
The vast majority of people generally use the [Stone of Creation] in this way.
He blurred the setting of the experience bar to:
Through "monster slaying"—gain "growth"
This condition is met, but the form of expression is too strange.
"Monster slaying" became a form of training.
"Experience bar" became an accelerant that quickly converts training into strength.
This wasn't the effect Kana wanted.
His datafication body now can already achieve this effect.
After reflecting for a while, Kana had to admit.
The "experience bar" he imagined and presented in the game is essentially "plunder."
A "plundering" of other life forms.
Yet he also had to admit, this is the foundation of his concept.
What to do?
Should he give up on this path and shift focus to datafication?
Kana pondered deeply.
He looked at the big pile of harvest on the table.
He saw the "Experience Stone."
It was precisely because he indeed obtained this thing in reality that he believed the "experience bar" was feasible.
But reality gave him a slap in the face.
Picked it up and held it in his hand.
[Inscription Stone]
[Material—Crystal—Legendary]
[Evaluation: An object left behind by an intruder from outside the world when it was eliminated. Condensed by the world as a reward.]
In the game, this is a consumable, not a material.
It can be consumed to gain experience.
Widely used to start small accounts.
Seeing this evaluation, Kana suddenly stood still.
"Hiss~ wait, could it be like this?"
The object of "experience" acquisition set by Kana was not aimed accurately.
Because the [Stone of Creation] is of this world, changing its default is the world's rule.
The object of "experience" generation is undoubtedly all things in this world.
Thinking carefully, if really applied to reality, what would be the thing that turns into "experience"?
Life? Honestly, it's not enough.
It could be used to strengthen the body, but the growth of power is not just as simple as the body.
Soul? This feels very fitting.
The normal operation of the soul is the basis of the world; Kana's "experience" setting is like destroying the most basic operation of the world.
Using the world's items to destroy the world and still letting the world use it itself.
Just thinking about it is ridiculous.
Kana revised it again.
He redefined an object for "experience" acquisition—"intruders."
Wait, am I an intruder?
Kana suddenly got a fright, after all, he came through transmigration, though it was soul transmigration.
After thinking for a moment, he felt he was scaring himself, because he had already used the [Stone of Creation].
This thing could only be used by creatures from this world; even if Kana wasn't before, after using it, he was.
He felt at ease.
When this setting was created, the [Stone of Creation] provided feedback.
Feasible, extremely feasible.
It didn't even need to use the [Creation Stone Fragment], just randomly make other changes, and the leftover scraps were enough to complete Kana's previous setting.
Uh...
Not sure if it's an illusion, but it feels like the world is very pleased.
In any case, this is a good thing.
Since "experience" can only be generated in this way, then prioritize skills.
Nevertheless, the [Creation Stone Fragment] he had couldn't truly exhibit effects like in the game.
He still found a loophole, using his previous datafication weapon and datafication body method.
Performed in-depth datafication of himself, which means datafication of his own "skills."
Thus adding his experience acquisition setting for "intruders."
The energy of the [Creation Stone Fragment] has been arranged clearly by him.
He took a deep breath.
Kana closed his eyes, holding the fragment steadily in his palm, clasping his hands together.
Raising the hands holding the fragment above his head.
Emptying thoughts, the setting he wanted to achieve kept circling in his mind.
The gaps between the clasped fingers started to emit light.
The stone dissipated like a liquid, merging into Kana's body.
Using the [Creation Stone Fragment] once more, compared to the last exhibition in a desperate situation, this time Kana's perception was very clear.
He soon opened his eyes.
He could clearly feel the stone had been used, and the change he wanted had been fulfilled.
He took a deep breath.
Attributes.
[Character: Kana Safro Sat]
[Level: 2]
[Experience: 51/600]
[Status: Normal]
[Blood Volume: 16/16]
[Magic Power: 6/12]
[Constitution: 8]
[Agility: 6]
[Spirit: 6]
[Evaluation: You can already be called a Knight.]
The attributes didn't change from before, but an item was added.
[Experience].
Perhaps due to his subconsciousness, the amount of experience acquired was the same as when he played games.
But why is there 51 experience points?
When such thoughts appeared, he understood why.
Quite simply, the [Experience] displayed on the attribute panel
can be compared to a kind of growth progress bar.
Defeating "intruders" can gain progress bar "experience," but normal training can't contribute?
So normal training also grows this progress bar, meaning training can gain "experience."
Very reasonable, very close to reality.
Kana nodded with some satisfaction.
He looked at the [Inscription Stone] placed in front of him.
[Level 3 Inscription Stone]
[Consumable—Ordinary Crystal—Legendary]
[Effect: Gain 500 experience after use.]
[Evaluation: An object left behind by an intruder from outside the world when it was eliminated. Condensed by the world as a reward.]
It changed, becoming the same as in the game.
And it could instantly grant 500 experience, of course, based on the gaming experience.
That's because his current level is only Level Two, but this Experience Stone is Level Three.
Using a high-level Experience Stone at a lower level will grant enhanced experience, similarly, using a low-level Experience Stone at a higher level will result in attenuation.
Just like gaining experience by defeating monsters in the game.
Gaining experience by defeating higher-level monsters, while higher-level defeating lower-level monsters results in experience reduction.
No reason to hesitate, just use it directly.
The Inscription Stone dissipated, turning into something like flowing sand, merging into his body.
The energy's integration into the body was very noticeable, Kana could clearly feel the change in his constitution.
[Experience: 551/600]
Great, about to level up, this feeling—awesome!
Kana recovered a bit of the feeling from the game, his mood suddenly brightened.
Personal Attribute Panel.
One more page was added.
Next to [Attributes], added a [Skills] tab.
Clicked open.
Sure enough, the changes he wanted to see appeared.