A powerful skill like that had still been placed among the two skills with the simplest descriptions.
Just thinking about it was enough to know how powerful the other skills had to be.
This was exactly why Gu Xi found it so hard to choose.
He had never encountered anything like this before, and he truly had no experience making a snap decision.
At this moment, Gu Xi really could only analyze them one skill at a time.
Among the remaining three skills, Secret Planning was a standalone skill, while the first two Passive Skills would be counted together.
How should he put it? The skill Secret Planning looked extremely strange.
In essence, it was actually like printing money: given materials, you printed some banknotes.
As for how much you could print, that depended on how many materials you had.
Everything you printed counted as yours, but the problem was that if you had no channel for spending money, printing more of it was useless.
This money could only count as a calling card for dealing with others. Once it had opened the door, it was just a general equivalent.
And if Gu Xi really knew there was such a thing as Secret Planning, then he did not necessarily need to make Secret Planning himself.
After all, Gu Xi had never heard of anyone needing to print their own money when they wanted to spend it.
Because of that, Secret Planning became the first option Gu Xi ruled out.
As for the two Passive Skills, Gu Xi wanted both of them when he looked at them.
With just one glance, Gu Xi could tell what was going on with these two Passive Skills.
They were basically death-version trash-picking skills.
But one had to admit, this trash was really worth picking