The One-hit kill skill, Cover the Sky with One Hand, seemed far too overpowered to the Handsomest Guy and the Best-looking Kid.
Their One-hit kill skills, Overlord Dunk and Deadly Ghost Hand, both had certain limitations.
Overlord Dunk's maximum range was half a step beyond the free-throw line. If you were any farther away, you couldn't pull it off.
Deadly Ghost Hand's steal also had its limits.
For example, if your opponent was more than three meters away, then even using Deadly Ghost Hand wouldn't let you steal the ball.
But this guy's Cover the Sky with One Hand was so outrageous that he could jump from the free-throw line, fly past another player, and block a dunk that was already right beside the basket.
It felt like this skill completely ignored the laws of physics.
In that instant, Monk seemed to have been launched like a projectile, moving incredibly fast.
A normal player could never move that fast.
There were all kinds of One-hit kill skills in the game.
Until now, everyone had thought the most powerful One-hit kill skills were Cloud Piercing Arrow and Overlord Dunk.
Cloud Piercing Arrow could score three points in an instant.
Overlord Dunk let you dunk even with two or three players hanging off you.
Both skills could greatly boost morale.
They were far more powerful than steals or blocks.
But what if this blocking skill could defy the laws of physics?
Then it was really hard to say which was stronger.
Especially if this guy was also an incredible offensive player. Pair that with a skill that defied the laws of physics, and he'd be practically invincible.
Now they finally understood how this guy had managed to win more than a hundred games in a row.
In truth, they were still overlooking