Choosing a Suitable Candidate, Immortal Spirit Affinity

The only thing that left Ye Feng conflicted was that giving the King of Ten Thousand Fires to Zhang Tianhuo seemed somewhat wasteful. After all, this talent stood in contrast to the Child of the Sea. When one was in a place like the Fire Domain, where fire essence was abundant, it could not only increase cultivation speed, Fortune, comprehension, and auxiliary attributes such as sensitivity to the Fire Attribute Law.

The King of Ten Thousand Fires could also enhance one's recovery of vital energy within fire-element regions, reduce Primal Force consumption, and increase the power of Supernatural Powers and Techniques—combat abilities of this sort. Yet clearly, a homebody like Zhang Tianhuo had no use for such things.

With that in mind, the second candidate, Ye Chen, was more suited to this talent. Ye Chen already possessed the Five Talismans Arrive talent, which greatly benefited his crafting of five-element Amulets, and his Talisman Talent in this regard was also exceptionally strong.

However, this talent—or rather, a problem all Talisman Masters had to face—was that to refine high-quality Amulets, one's cultivation in Supernatural Powers and Techniques could not be lacking. And that meant one needed exceptional comprehension.

In terms of comprehension, Ye Chen, who carried Ye Feng's genes, was naturally far from lacking. But compared to Ye Feng, he still trailed far behind. Mastering one or two types of Supernatural Powers and Techniques was not a problem; perhaps he could achieve it after spending vast amounts of time, but that would not be enough to satisfy the diversity required of a Talisman Master.

Ye Chen had more than enough potential to become an ordinary Talisman Master. After all, before the previous Simulation, Ye Feng had never expected Ye Chen to become a Dao Talisman Immortal Master.

But if Ye Chen could