The Lin Character Technique's Overlimit State! Flame Armor Mastery, a New Phenomenon in the Qi Sea! Ririko, Caught Up by the Past
The Lin Character Technique's Overlimit State! Flame Armor Mastery, a New Phenomenon in the Qi Sea! Ririko, Caught Up by the Past
[Lin Character Technique]
[Mastery: 10.004%]
[Effect One: Upon activation, generate a barrier according to your will.]
[Effect Two: Upon activation, enhance yourself.]
This was the Lin Character Technique's previous panel.
But after its mastery broke through the limit of "10%," an unprecedentedly long Effect Three appeared before the effect descriptions.
[Effect Three: Overlimit State.
During high-intensity battles or cultivation, you will continuously accumulate "Limit-Breaking Value." Once the value is full, you may expend it all at once to enter one of two "Overlimit States."
Under Overlimit State: Cultivate, your comprehension, insight, and cultivation efficiency will increase tremendously.
You will also gain the temporary state "Perfect Comprehension": your understanding of your current cultivation method will reach the level of its creator, allowing you to make the most correct choices during cultivation.
Under Overlimit State: Battle, all your attributes, mental state, perception, and recovery ability will increase tremendously.
You will also gain the temporary state "Future Sight": obtain the situation in the current battle from this moment through one second into the future.]
[Current Limit-Breaking Value: 0/100]
[—The beginning of all things, ruling over everything, breaking through shackles.]
After slowly reading through Effect Three of the Lin Character Technique word by word, Uesugi Tetsu, facing the rising sun, could not help clicking his tongue.
Just from the description, he could already feel that this so-called "Overlimit State," which required a long time to accumulate before activation, was absurdly powerful.
Whether "Cultivate" or "Battle," even setting aside the large number of attribute boosts, Perfect Comprehension and Future Sight were both bug-level skills.
The latter needed no explanation. This was not the kind of predictive reading that became possible after entering the