Essence ofCheat Editor
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Gives you the Cheat Editor, whose leveling module lets you freely redistribute all your stats up to your current level cap rather than allocating them permanently. Its skill slots — one per level — draw on three worlds you pick from the entire Omniverse, such as Naruto, One Piece or Bleach, but are bounded by whatever ceiling those skills have in canon, while its ability slots — one per ten levels, permanently locked once chosen — carry no such restriction and need no training, scaling purely with your level, so Wood Release at Planet-Burst level operates at that level. Experience comes not only from defeating enemies but chiefly from engaging with the plot: 100 points for merely observing the protagonist, 200 for getting to know them, 500 for friendship or romance, and more for helping them — and rewriting the story or taking the lead role yourself is entirely permitted, while a map function shows the whole planet and sorts nearby people into hostile and other categories.
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Description
By drinking this Essence, you gain the cheat you have always wanted but could never obtain.
Effects
22You gain a cheat called the Cheat Editor, which provides many cheat abilities.
First, you have the leveling module. However, it is not a traditional module; in this one, you can redistribute all your stats up to your level limit. For example, at level 1, you can rearrange all your stats with a maximum limit of 10, which represents the peak human limit. At level 2, the maximum limit for all stats increases to 20, and so on.
Second, you have skill slots. You are provided with a list of all skills available in the cheat. First, you can select three worlds from the entire Omniverse, such as Naruto, One Piece, or Bleach. Then, all skills and abilities from the chosen worlds will appear in your skill list, including various jutsu from Naruto and techniques from One Piece, such as different types of Haki or skills demonstrated by Devil Fruit users. However, there is one limitation: these skills consume your energy. If your energy cannot reach the minimum required level, you cannot select high-cost skills. There is no cooldown, and you can swap skills instantly. At level 1, you have only one slot; at level 2, you have two slots; and so on.
Third, you have an ability slot. This is a major feature for you, and in the future, you will rely on it heavily.
The main issue with the skill slot is that its power or function cannot exceed its limit, as shown in canon. Yes, some skills have very high limits or even no ceiling, but even these cannot compare with abilities because you cannot obtain a full ability through skills. For example, you cannot select the full Wood release ability in the skill section; you can only choose techniques associated with it, such as Wood Clone, Silent Cutting, Tree Rebirth, and Wood Dragon. The Wood release ability itself can only be found in the ability slot. The same applies to Devil Fruit—you cannot obtain the Devil Fruit in the skill section, only its related techniques.
Now, let's talk about the rules. You receive one ability slot for every 10 levels, unlike skills, where you get one per level. The ability slot is locked, so once you select an ability or power, it cannot be changed; it is locked forever. You can only wait for a new slot to open, so be cautious when making your selection.
You do not need to practice or train abilities, as their only limitation is your level. For example, if you select the Wood Release ability in the ability panel, once you reach the Planet-Burst level, you could clap your hands to unleash Wood Escape across the entire planet. You can discover different uses on your own. The only limits are your imagination and your level. You can bypass the level limit by selecting passive abilities like Saitama's Limit Break, which requires training like Saitama to reach a certain level, or kryptonian's Solar Radiation Absorption ability, which allows you to develop Superman-like powers without their weaknesses.
The way you gain experience is also interesting. In addition to the traditional method of defeating or killing enemies, the main source of experience is interacting with the plot.
Yes, the plot! Simply observing the main character (MC) can earn you 100 experience points; getting to know them grants 200 points; becoming friends or lovers with them yields 500 points. Helping them during events grants even more experience, such as assisting Peter in mastering his spider powers or defecting enemies alongside him at night. Each event awards appropriate points based on its difficulty. Don't worry— you don't have to be a nanny for superheroes. Instead, you can become their enemy, defeat whoever you want, and still gain experience points. The same applies to villains: you can choose to befriend or oppose them.
The main theme is to interact with the plot. Even if you change the entire storyline and become the protagonist yourself, it doesn't matter. You can even become like Batman: instead of killing heroes or villains, simply defect them so they repeatedly cause trouble in the world. The more chaos they create, the more experience points you earn when you resolve it. Thus, the greater the chaos or the more people affected, the better. They can become your ruthless experience harvesters. This applies to all supporting characters and even NPCs who don't have dialogue lines. You can involve them more deeply in the plot to gain additional experience.
Fourth, you have a map function that not only displays a map of the entire planet you inhabit but also shows nearby people. It categorizes individuals into three groups: people who show hostility toward you are marked in red, strangers or neutral individuals are marked in yellow, and friends or those who like you are marked in green. The map also includes many other features. For example, when you are about to be attacked, the entire map flashes red to warn you. Additionally, if any friendly person is in danger, the map alerts you, allowing you to teleport directly to that person or teleport them to your location.
Fifth, you have the relationship function. When someone becomes your family member, friend, lover, or even enemy, they are added to your relationship list. They can only be added if they acknowledge this bond in their heart. For enemies, you must first defect them. This list shows their loyalty or hatred toward you, and you can also view their status panel with all their details. But that's not all.
The main feature of the relationship function is that anyone on your friendly side can have their attribute panel modified just like yours. For example, if you are at level 20, you can also modify their stats up to a maximum of 200, just like yourself. Once their loyalty reaches the maximum level, they gain one ability and five skill slots, where you can grant them the abilities and skills you choose. However, there are restrictions: they cannot receive additional slots, and the ability and skill slots are locked, so they cannot be changed afterward.
For anyone on your relationship list, you can also see their location on the map, whether they are a friend or a foe. This feature works even if they travel to different dimensions or universes.
Next, you have the Template feature. This is the most crucial feature in this cheat, allowing you to bypass the level system directly.
Whenever someone becomes your family member, friend, or lover, this will generate a template of them that you can use. Yes, it's that simple—just become friends with someone, and you can get their template in their current situation. However, they won't become your friend just because you think so; they have to acknowledge this in their heart. You can also get the template of an enemy, but you must first defeat or kill them for it to count.
You will gain all their abilities, skills, and knowledge as they currently possess. If they make progress in the future, their template will update automatically unless you delete their template directly or they die or killed. For example, if you become friends with Goku when he is in his Super Saiyan 1 (SS1) form, you will only get the template with the SS1 transformation. But if Goku reaches SS2 or higher in the future, the template will update itself automatically unless you remove Goku from your relationship or he dies. Any attribute you gain from this is compounded into your main attribute and will be displayed separately, like this: Strength: 200 (+2000). Additionally, you will not acquire any weaknesses related to the template.
Then there is also an inventory feature that provides an unlimited grid-sized box where allows you to store unlimited items, all of which are completely suspended in time and frozen in stasis, except for any living beings.
If you travel to a world other than the three initial ones you selected, then within five years, all skills and abilities related to that new world will be recorded in this essence. If you do not manage to travel to another world within ten years, you will get a chance to select another world from the list. This process will repeat every ten years until you successfully travel to another world, after which this option will be skipped for the next ten years.
Your skills and abilities are protected from being manipulated, they cannot be drained, suppressed, weakened, stolen, copied, altered, or otherwise manipulated against your will in any way shape, or form.
By consuming this Essence, It becomes forever interwoven with you on the deepest of every possible level, completely immune to being tampered with and unable to be altered, copied, negated, stolen, etc.
Note: It is advisable not to select too many overpowered worlds when choosing three worlds. Otherwise, you may not be able to use a single skill due to the high energy requirements. For example, the Destruction energy used by the God of Destruction in the Dragon Ball world requires a minimum energy threshold believed to be at level 100, which is considered planet-burst level, unless you use the template feature.
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