By the way, can you type some punctuation marks? You can see for yourself, but we look too tired.

Then answer your question.

The two are the same. Calculate the 15% increase based on the basic HP value. This is a very simple math problem. In the vernacular, you are full of warriors before you reach the full level, so the HP added at this time is definitely not as much as the full level, but every time you upgrade, this level will have a 15% bonus. And if you only add at the full level, then if you upgrade to the full level from now on, there will be no 15% added at each upgrade. The final result is exactly the same addition.

Explain from a mathematical point of view: suppose X is your current blood volume (X has not reached the full level), then you are a warrior at the full level now, not counting equipment, internal and any other influences, and the current blood volume is X*( 1+0. 15). Every time you upgrade, it becomes 150HP at five o'clock, so you will get 150HP instead of150 * (1+0.15), that is,172.5hp. Suppose X arrives.

(x+150 * y) * (1+0.15), and if it is fifteen percent of the warrior's bonus, the final blood volume is: (x+150 * y) * (1+).