[Do you want to use your assignable stat points, master?]
"Wait a little longer."
Leo spent all of his remaining over 12,000 points on 4K HD movies and major games.
Ever since his system reached level five, every product available in the world in 2025 had become purchasable. Of course, this excluded the world he had lived in before the soul migration…
Among the purchasable items, Leo even found spacecraft developed by NASA, but the prices were outrageous and he had no need for them.
At the current technological level of this world, there was no backwardness. The only remaining sector lagging was entertainment. Of course, if the flash drive in Leo's hand somehow leaked online, that would change.
After spending all his points, Leo checked his assignable stat points.
When he considered using the assignable stat points, the system's profile tab opened automatically. This time, however, the profile tab looked different from before.
[Profile]
[Username: Leo Crane]
[Market Level: 5]
[Experience Points: 7,826/1,000,000]
[System Points: 12.826]
[Total Assets: 0 Won]
[Invincibility Level: Spiritual Transformation Ninth Stage (Active)]
[Stats:
Strength: 6+
Speed: 5+
Durability: 5+
Intelligence: 5+
Soul: 5+
Charm: 10+
Assignable Stat Points: 10]
Seeing his stats finally, Leo couldn't help but feel a slight disappointment at first.
When his eyes reached the Soul stat, he muttered in protest to the system, "Weren't we supposed to agree that all immigrant main characters start with high Soul stats?"
Then his gaze landed on the line that said Charm. He threw his hair back narcissistically and, smiling, allocated all his stat points to Speed before closing the profile.
He had already thought about this. Even if he were twice as strong as a normal person, it wouldn't matter if he couldn't dodge bullets. So priority would definitely be on increasing his Speed.
A soothing sensation flowed through his body, transforming him, but compared to the feel from the Invincible Store Owner System raising his invincibility level, it was negligible. He easily ignored it.
After all this, a question came to Leo's mind.
If the store system were to undergo changes while in this world, would he automatically return to his previous world?
Unable to answer the question completely, he decided to be twice as careful with the accumulation of luck energy from now on and opened the store.
Calculating the total progress over the last two days, Leo determined he only had twelve hours to safely operate in this world.
During this time, he decided to sell as much as possible to earn more assignable stat points.
When the store door opened again, Leo's attention was drawn to the crowd lined up in a single row.
The first person came in and purchased food worth about 200 coins. They could be considered relatively wealthy.
As the second person was about to enter, Leo converted part of 200 system points into a tablet listing five items.
"Little Dragon, can I send the items people buy directly to their trains?"
[Of course. Each player has a player tag assigned by the system. If you wish, I can add this option to the tablets.]
"Do it."
Leo's remaining system points dropped to same point again, and five new tablets appeared in front of him.
After fiddling with them for a while, Leo saw that a single app on these tablets contained all the system's products, and players would need to pay an extra coin to complete their purchases.
Everything else remained the same, but after a brief thought, Leo reduced all product prices from three times the system price to just 10% above the system price.
It was unfair to the first customer, but that's not Leo's problem.
"Once enough system points are collected, limit the shopping time per person to 10 minutes."
[Yes, master]
Then Leo got up from his desk and stepped outside the store.
The moment he open the door, he realized it was actually night, not day. Apparently, the invincibility granted by the system also provided night vision.
"Dear customers. Due to the large number of visitors, I've implemented a new arrangement…"
In the following seconds, Leo began explaining to the people at the door how to shop and where the items they purchased would be delivered. Additionally, he shamelessly lied, claiming he would sell everything at half the price he received.
After watching the customers for a while longer, Leo held two small pieces of paper and returned upstairs.
The shopping process had already become fully automated. (Little dragon is a machine after all)
Upstairs, he stood in front of the full-length mirror in the living room and stripped. With the increased agility stat, his waist had slimmed slightly and tightened, though no visible abs appeared. Looking lower, he noticed the muscles in his calves becoming defined.
Then Leo looked at the two single-use, state-of-the-art temporary tattoos in his hand.
One of these tattoos was the '4' of Ulquiorra Schiffer he had planned before, and the other was the '4' of another notable figure, Hitler. Of course, one was literally a 4, while the other was a four-cornered windmill.
After staring at them for a while, he remembered the main reason he wanted to get the tattoo. He applied Ulquiorra's '4' tattoo slightly to the left of his heart and used a technological heat gun to make it permanent.
…
About ten hours later, Leo felt the system in his chest activate. Without hesitation, he spent all remaining points to acquire five more assignable stat points, then went downstairs and pressed the button for interworld travel.
Within just a few seconds, Leo's store returned to the world and the date December 3, 2025.
Because Leo's departure and arrival occurred in the same second, the SCP agents responsible for monitoring him noticed nothing.