As the melody of "Daughter's Love" gradually reached its climax, Ye Weiming's combat strength was indeed greatly weakened, but the Four Great Monks were in an even worse state.
The degree to which they were affected was not even on the same level as Ye Weiming's!
Under the music's influence, Ye Weiming's much-prized attack power and instant-kill capability were at most severely weakened, while his survivability was greatly enhanced.
With his Defense increased by 20%, he could almost avoid taking Crushing Damage even when facing the Four Great Monks' combined assault.
Though he remained in an extremely dangerous situation, he now had the means to keep tangling with them.
So long as he made no mistakes himself, he should be able to hold out against the four men's joint siege for quite some time.
The Four Great Monks, on the other hand, possessed no special equipment like the "Crown of Sound and Image" that directly altered combat strength through music. Yet beneath the strains of "Daughter's Love," it was their state of mind that suffered!
No one knew whether the Four Great Monks were hypocrites or had some other hidden reason, but they were absurdly sensitive to "Daughter's Love." Compared to Bi Xuan hearing the words "show-off," their reaction was even worse!
At the start of the battle, they had still been able to retain their true hearts and focus on the important task of besieging Ye Weiming. But as the music continued, their attention gradually shifted. From fighting with all their strength, they had to devote increasingly more effort to stabilizing their meditative minds.
As a result, the pressure on Ye Weiming lessened considerably. Though he still could not find an effective chance to counterattack the four monks, he could spare the time to release a few hidden weapons