How Am I Still Alive?

Lu Ping'an fell in love with driving after he "cured" from his illness.

In fact, although he knew how to drive in his previous life, he didn't feel anything special about it. He just regarded it as a skill and a tool, troublesome but necessary.

But this time, the body forgot the driving skills, but the spirit felt joy from it.

When he stepped on the gas pedal, he felt a sense of wonder at what would happen, and the feeling of galloping as the scenery kept receding, all made him a little joyful.

When he found something was wrong, he was already a little obsessed.

He enjoys the excitement of that moment, the uncontrollable future, and the sense of crisis at that moment.

"You're just chasing a stall. Or rather, losing control."

Perhaps what the big cat said is right.

"You have been depressed for too long. This is a disease and needs to be treated. I suggest you find something to vent your anger."

Da Mao's words were full of thorns, she saw through Lu Pingan's essence, and looked forward to his release with full expectation.

He is a wild beast in a cage, obviously there is nothing normal inside, but he put on human skin, pretending to be a normal person.

Beasts, put on shackles, behave obediently and honestly, can they be human? That's just an illusion under the shackles.

This shackle, is it good intentions? Is it family? Is it stress? Or simply not playing enough?

The flesh and reason can be suppressed by reason, but it will turn into pressure and accumulate in the heart.

His instinct and ego may have long been dissatisfied, and naturally leaked out in a subtle way.

Perhaps, the moment when he steps on the gas pedal and relaxes his body and mind and self-regulation is the real him.

Because when the original survival pressure is slightly reduced, the nature of the "beast" will naturally come out more.

In fact, it is not difficult for him to learn to drive. As long as he follows the steps step by step and operates safely at a controllable speed, how can there be accidents? Is it uncontrollable?

It's not that he can't operate, it's that he doesn't want to control it.

There were so many accidents before, and there was no injured person, which is obvious proof.

Chris even noticed that the moment he bumped into the "criminal", he smiled like a child who found money.

And the murderer and robber also became the first injured.

The big cat even noticed that when he was sure that the other party was not dead, his face was a little regretful. With Lu Ping'an's expression management ability, this was already out of control in another sense.

"Driver, it should be interesting."

"Well, many beast tamers work on this path, and controlling monsters is also a part-time job that goes well with beast tamers."

This is the first time I heard it.

From the big cat, he also learned some information about the driver.

This is a very subtle profession, and it is a class of auxiliary professions like runners. Mounts, vehicles, props and even giant golems are all the objects of its "controlling".

It mainly relies on foreign objects, and its strength is not stable. As a major, the effect is often subtle. It became the mainstream in a certain era (Knight Age, Chariot Age), but then it went downhill and rebounded in recent years (modern The Rise of Transportation)

But this is actually a big category, just like swordsmanship and spearmanship are nothing more than the skills of using swords and guns. The usage of each means of transportation is actually very different. in a certain way.

It pays a lot, but the combat power gained is subtle, and there are many restrictions, so it is not popular. If you really need mobility, runners are actually more suitable.

Especially in modern times, instead of allowing the driver to maximize the performance of the vehicle to 120%, why not simply buy a new vehicle with 120% performance, which is actually more cost-effective.

As an auxiliary and part-time job, some people learn it, such as the "driver" who turns beasts into mounts, such as the battlefield machine type combined with the warlord series, the captain who prefers the combination of naval warfare and "sailor" series, and even A rare and powerful so-called fighting sword fairy.

At the third and fourth levels, the accumulation in the past will become the cornerstone of the next step, and there will be more and more mixed occupations composed of two or more job agencies.

Going further, and combining what you have learned all your life with an independent path that only you can walk is the way to go, and it is also a step that most high-level professionals must take.

Of the paths provided by the gods, only He stands at the highest point. If you want to rise higher, you naturally need to open your own path.

The big cat has a very high evaluation of the Sophist because he has found his own way, and he just needs to push it. But he is obviously too eager for quick success, and his "Tao" is too unstable. Crash is only a matter of time.

However, the unpopularity of the pure driver is still certain. Lu Pingan has met the newcomer in the team so far, and he just wants to "invest" and learn, so he doesn't know who to turn to.

After dealing with the traffic accident, Lu Ping'an should do whatever he wants, but he remembered that he would probably be punished when he went back, so he didn't want to go back.

"Let's take a stroll for a while, anyway, the eleventh team should be here too, and the third team has no shortage of people."

Remembering that school will start soon, Lu Pingan also wants to prepare a little bit.

He took out a few black iron and bronze-level forbidden items (trophies), went to the "trading place" once, and directly exchanged them into money.

Normal students often specialize in one course, and their admission and training are "free" (in fact, the school and the government pay for the teaching), but if they want to further take multiple courses concurrently, the second and third courses seem to be "free". It's a discount, and then it's full price, and it's very expensive.

Normal people don't need to take too many part-time courses, one main course and free "compulsory courses" can drain their time and energy, but Lu Ping'an now holds gardeners, chefs, military personnel, scholars, conductors, etc. Wait, a large tuition fee will be attached.

". More than 600,000 yuan? Not bad."

The "trading place" has vaguely become the best-selling black market in the ancient city. The few taboo items that Lu Ping'an picked out are all "garbage" that no one in the Rebirth Chamber of Commerce would like, and five of them easily sold for 670,000 .

He didn't wear a mask of a dove of peace, and just jumped on a mask to complete the transaction, and he also saw a more prosperous market in the trading place.

He plans to post part of the money back to his parents, and part of it, he thinks he can try to pay off the debt, and keep the rest for tuition and daily expenses.

"By the way, there are teaching materials and equipment."

There are a lot of complicated courses on the scholar path. In addition to the "free" teaching materials, there are also a lot of reference books that need to be purchased. Lu Pingan needs to pay close attention to this aspect.

Many "taboo books" are not only expensive, but also quasi-polluting items, so you have to pay attention to how to buy and obtain them.

The same is true for other ways. The gardener needs gardening supplies and also needs "a field". The field is often rented, and Lu Ping An does not use it, but he does need a good set of gardening supplies. Before the scene where the little hands patted the saplings, it is better not to do it again. played.

Combat positions require additional teaching assistants, sparring partners, and configuration equipment, which need to be purchased for training and actual combat.

Not to mention the chef, the more expensive the kitchen utensils and the like, the better, and the consumption of raw materials is a bottomless pit. The chef burns money, and the above all can't be compared.

". Tie Zhenmei's kitchen utensil set, you can use it first. Uh, it seems to be silver-grade, isn't it a bit too exaggerated?"