Enhancement, Massive Gains

Lu Li was now a seasoned veteran of the space, and he had a certain understanding of equipment ratings.

That was, ratings were not determined entirely by an item's strength. End Space had its own calculation method, somewhat similar to the testing crystals he had seen in Space Brawl. The score evaluated a certain ratio of an item's qualities.

For example, the Celestial-Grade equipment on Lu Li all had high ratings, and some even had perfect scores. Yet in terms of actual strength, they might not be as good as certain lower-rated equipment.

That depended on an item's usage requirements. For instance, the usage requirements for Lu Li's equipment were all very low, at the entry level for the Seventh Order.

Usage requirements depended on the materials used to forge the equipment, its strength, and its characteristics. Generally speaking, the stronger the equipment, the higher its usage requirements; the weaker it was, the lower its requirements.

Equipment that could unleash maximum power despite having a low usage threshold would receive a relatively high rating.

For example, a certain Celestial-Grade blade might be sharper than Prison Demon, but if it required 200 attribute points to use, its rating might not be perfect.

Thus, the gap between Celestial-Grade equipment could vary greatly depending on the circumstances. As for Immortal-Grade equipment above it, that was an entirely different concept.

That was why Lu Li was very interested in this Immortal-Grade Martial Art. Perhaps it might even open the door to a New World for him.

During Space Brawl, when Lu Li had fought the Valkyrie, he had sensed that the martial arts technique she cultivated was anything but ordinary.

Although the Valkyrie possessed a powerful Bloodline he could not comprehend, Lu Li felt that her martial prowess did not rely entirely on that