The clone from Scattering Beans into Soldiers could, at certain special moments, help Chen Fei tie down his enemies.
Just like the situation on Grand Yin Peak in the Glass World. The clone had held back the other foreign races, and Chen Fei had gotten the chance to kill his way through them, one sword after another.
However, the divine ability Scattering Beans into Soldiers had a problem. Although it allowed Chen Fei to calmly handle all sorts of situations, what it improved more was Chen Fei's margin for error, not Chen Fei's upper limit.
In other words, Scattering Beans into Soldiers could not make Chen Fei stronger—unless Scattering Beans into Soldiers became Scattering Beans into Generals.
Only when every differentiated clone possessed sufficiently strong basic power would it have greater meaning for Chen Fei.
Just as Chen Fei had previously envisioned, could each clone circulate Chen Fei's cultivation technique? Could it carry two more divine abilities?
If that could be achieved, the clone's strength would rise in a straight line.
But the prerequisite for whether this could be done was whether the clone's own strength was powerful enough. Only if its strength was sufficient could it circulate the cultivation technique and bear the power of two other divine abilities.
There was even the question of whether, when Chen Fei wanted to disintegrate a divine ability, he could gain a combat-strength boost simply by disintegrating one clone.
The more clones there were, the more his combat strength after Divinity Disintegration would soar upward without end.
So a simple Scattering Beans into Soldiers alone was not enough for Chen Fei.
Chen Fei raised his head and glanced at the void ahead. In the distance, there were still starlights flickering, and there were still divine ability templates there.
However, Chen Fei's divine