He had mostly seen the same information before, and just as he is now, he still only understood a portion of it. All he knew was that the Demon Core and the curses were most likely from the alien monsters he had seen before. His All-Seeing Eye was an ability from his past life, which he used on Earth to fight criminals. He could react to anything thrown at him as long as they weren't fast enough like a bullet.

He had also seen the effects of Unquenchable Devourer, which causes extreme hunger and the desire to eat more and more food. But he had not seen how Proof of Isolation works as he had never fought a monster outside or another human being in the city. As for Misfortune Rivalling Heaven, he hadn't had any unfortunate experience just yet, if you remove the fact that he was born on the worst part of the continent as a man.

As for his stats, he knew that the left side was the Current Value, and the right was the Potential Value or the Max Value. He had seen his strength through workouts and training, but as for the rest, he didn't know how to 'train' them, only that all his stats grew over time.

After closing the profile window, Yuuto quickly exited his home and walked towards the city. Now that his strength was around C+, he was confident enough to hunt down monsters.

But before he could do that, he needed an identity card from the Mercenaries' Tavern. The Mercenaries' Tavern was a government-funded military organization for civilians who needed protective services and for fighters who did not wish to be bound to the kingdom.

Upon entering the Mercenaries' Tavern, Yuuto noticed it was packed with women. Most of them had tall and rugged builds, with fierce expressions etched on their faces, their bodies adorned with weapons and armor.

They were either a mercenary whose job was to guard a convoy or territory or a bounty hunter whose tasks were to hunt down specific monsters, fugitives, and criminals.

Yuuto approached the counter and spoke to the bartender, a middle-aged woman with a gruff voice.

"I need an identity card," he said, his voice steady and confident.

The bartender looked him up and down, sizing him up before shaking her head. "Are you blind or incapable of reading?" she said, pointing to a sign above the counter that read, "No dogs and men allowed."

Yuuto frowned, feeling irritated at the bartender's dismissive attitude.

"I know the rules, but I need to register for a job," he said firmly. "I can handle myself in a fight."

The bartender raised an eyebrow, "You? Have you ever seen your reflection in the river?" she said sarcastically.

Taking a deep breath, Yuuto calmed himself down, reminding himself that losing his temper wouldn't help his situation.

"I'll be back."

With that, Yuuto turned around and exited the Mercenaries' Tavern. He knew that he needed a different approach if he wanted to get his identity card.

As he did so, he thought about hunting down monsters and bringing the loot to the tavern, "If they don't acknowledge me because of my gender, I'll make them acknowledge me through feats. After all, if the theory doesn't match the reality, wouldn't you be forced to confront the truth right in front of your eyes?"

A smile crept on Yuuto's face, "By that point if they still won't acknowledge it, I'll have to use some 'drastic measures.'"

His eyes shifted to the Item Shop icon, and he pressed it.