Because it was genuinely difficult to choose between them, Yan Qing was in no hurry to select a team skill.
Before he crossed over, this would have been the kind of question that required posting on a forum and relying on netizens' astonishing wisdom to analyze dozens of replies. Yan Qing felt he couldn't act too impulsively.
For one thing, if he went by his own instincts, he definitely wouldn't choose Undying Heart. It offered no help with offense or defense. Only if it came with some divine ability or token resembling a self-detonation function could the skill be pushed to its limits. But reality wasn't a game. Undying Heart gave him one more chance at survival. Even if he never used it, using it just once would make it worth the price. It wasn't inferior to the other skills.
He calmed down and continued checking the other functions of the Calamity Token. He found that its functions were extremely limited. Pressing it firmly caused a light screen displaying the team members to appear. From there, he could perform four operations: "invite others to join the team," "dismiss team members," "manage team positions," and "view team skills." There was nothing else.
Only then did he realize a major problem—he had established the team immediately after discovering that he could, but what if certain functions could only be operated by players? Creating a team wasn't a one-time deal. There were many more important features to come!
He hurriedly clicked "invite others to join the team" and entered "Jiang Shi." A huge list of invitees instantly popped up, but Yan Qing could recognize the Jiang Shi he had personally created at a glance just by looking at his face. He selected him and sent the invitation.
Then he opened the Game Console