In legend, the Reverse Scale was the hardest scale on a dragon's body. There were also tales claiming that the Reverse Scale was a dragon's fatal weakness, hence the saying: "A dragon has a reverse scale; touch it, and you die."
There were countless similar legends, but what a true dragon's Reverse Scale actually did—probably no one truly knew besides the dragon itself.
Now that he held a true dragon's Reverse Scale in his hand, failing to make good use of it would truly invite heavenly retribution.
How to use it was the question.
This true dragon's Reverse Scale could withstand the power of the Plastic Black Sword. Naturally, the foremost option was to use it as material and incorporate it into the Plastic Black Sword.
With the properties of a true dragon's Reverse Scale, the Plastic Black Sword itself would become indestructible. Though it had no need for that, the property that blocked the Plastic Black Sword's power could in turn be integrated into the Plastic Black Sword.
The next time it encountered the same kind of power, the opponent would absolutely be unable to block the Plastic Black Sword's strength.
And here, the Plastic Black Sword's power was more useful than any great killing weapon. Upgrading the Plastic Black Sword was the most cost-effective option.
After all, as long as he could kill his enemy cleanly and decisively in the strongest possible manner, then even if his defense was zero, it would make no difference from having his defense maxed out.
If he took the path of attacking all under heaven, then there was naturally only this one option.
Qin Yang was somewhat conflicted. He did want to take the path of attacking all under heaven, but now he hesitated, involuntarily listing a second option.
Turn this true