This Void Mirror Heart was very strong, strong in that it could adapt to circumstances and choose which divine ability or Void Secret Treasure to copy based on the opponent's situation.
The Void Mirror Heart could even keep copying a Void Secret Treasure and store it within the body, such as the Dominator Imprint. It was not as though one had to wait until battle before choosing an opponent's Void Secret Treasure to copy.
But the Void Mirror Heart was not without flaws. Its power was only ninety percent of the original.
Even if this Void Secret Treasure broke through its limits, in the end, it would only copy the opponent's experience in using a divine ability or Void Secret Treasure.
Copying the experience of using the divine ability or Void Secret Treasure along with it was, in fact, a disguised way of strengthening the Void Mirror Heart's power. After all, many unfamiliar divine abilities or Void Secret Treasures, if not used often, could easily develop flaws in a battle that changed in the blink of an eye.
It was just like a belief Chen Fei had always upheld along the way: power that was not under absolute control would sometimes drag one down instead, turning into a fatal weakness.
Among the many opponents Chen Fei had slain on his journey, there had been plenty who had been killed by Chen Fei in a single strike precisely because they could not control their power.
So the trait after the Void Mirror Heart broke its limit was very useful, but it could not make up for the flaw that its power was only ninety percent of the original.
Sometimes, being just a notch behind an opponent could decide victory or defeat, let alone being ten percent behind. Though it was only