So he hurriedly clicked to open the store interface and went in to check, only to find that the book was actually a Chinese Chess Compendium, which instantly delighted him.
He never expected to get exactly what he needed on his first try; if he had checked earlier, he wouldn't have wasted the subsequent Popularity Points.
The Chinese Chess Compendium required thirty thousand Popularity Points per copy, and after carefully reading the description, Li Changlin found that using one hundred copies could bring his chess skills to their peak.
One hundred copies would only cost three million Popularity Points. For the sake of victory, Li Changlin didn't care about waste and immediately chose to exchange for a hundred copies.
Whoosh whoosh whoosh!
In an instant, a hundred copies of the Chinese Chess Compendium fell into the Storage Box, and Li Changlin promptly chose to use them, his chess skills improving rapidly.
