The clone created by Scattering Beans into Soldiers could, at certain critical moments, help Chen Fei hold back the enemy.
Just as on Taiyin Peak in the Glassy Plane, the clone held off the other Alien Races, giving Chen Fei the chance to cut them down sword stroke by sword stroke.
However, Scattering Beans into Soldiers had a problem. While it allowed Chen Fei to handle all manner of situations calmly, what it improved was more Chen Fei's margin for error, rather than his upper limit.
That was, Scattering Beans into Soldiers could not make Chen Fei stronger—unless Scattering Beans into Soldiers became Scattering Beans into Generals.
Only if every differentiated clone possessed sufficiently great foundational strength would it hold greater significance for Chen Fei.
Just as Chen Fei had previously envisioned, could each clone operate Chen Fei's cultivation method? Could they carry two more divine abilities?
If they could achieve this, the clones' strength would rise in a straight line.
But the prerequisite for accomplishing this was whether the clones themselves were strong enough. Only with sufficient strength could they operate the cultivation method and bear the power of two additional divine abilities.
And if Chen Fei wished to shatter a divine ability, could he gain a combat power boost by shattering one clone instead?
The more clones there were, the more his combat power would soar after shattering the divine ability.
Thus, Scattering Beans into Soldiers alone was not enough for Chen Fei.
Chen Fei raised his head and glanced at the Void before him. Starlight still flickered in the distance, and divine ability templates remained there.
However, Chen Fei's divine soul was no longer sufficient to support further exploration. Besides, it was unclear whether those divine abilities would truly be stronger. More importantly, Chen Fei estimated that