As the scale of everything grew exponentially, if Zong Shen wanted to maintain his original efficiency, then making trade-offs was inevitable.
He had to change some of his previous ways of thinking.
This was only the gain from taking down a Great City. If he established a kingdom in the future, or fought for continental supremacy, the spoils he obtained would likely number in the millions.
If he truly inspected every single item in detail, then he would have to be prepared to look from the beginning of the year to its end.
That was no exaggeration, because that was simply the reality.
Yet what lay before Zong Shen was not merely the issue of trade-offs, but also the problem of information disparity.
The Lord System only provided brief attribute information for all kinds of equipment and items as reference.
Not only did it lack detailed skill descriptions, but it also offered no additional introductions regarding an item's background or other related information.
Therefore, whether or not one had the extra information provided by the Strategy Module actually made a tremendous difference.
Since his arrival until now, Zong Shen had gradually gained the upper hand by relying on his informational advantage.
The value of information could be seen in every aspect.
Weapons and Equipment were no exception.
Two identical weapons, held respectively by Zong Shen and another lord.
Zong Shen could use the Strategy Module to see the weapon's detailed skill descriptions and background information.
But other lords could not see any of that. They could only slowly figure things out based on the basic information provided by the Lord System.
This would result in a massive difference between the two sides in terms of how quickly they could master the weapon and how effectively they could use it.
Therefore,