Having solved the morale issue, the Grand Scholar Giant Cat Lamps were absolutely among the most versatile and terrifying giant cats.
Their offensive power could rival that of peak Witches.
Although they lacked a specialty ability like [Increase One's Own Defense and Constitution], the Giant Cat Lamps were already tough enough to hold the line with their naturally sturdy builds and a few tanking specialties. More importantly, free of morale troubles, these cats could continuously use [Overflowing Morale] to increase specialized kitten lamps such as [Confucian Kittens].
Confucian Kittens were temporary cat lamps produced by a Grand Scholar Giant Cat Lamp's [Thoughts], and were a different species from Confucian Cat Lamps. However, they both possessed one or two spell-like abilities and specialties to help the Grand Scholar Giant Cat Lamp carry out a [Lecture].
In other words, the act of beating someone until they were convinced.
Since Grand Scholar Giant Cat Lamps normally did not have full morale, summoning ten Confucian Kittens was generally considered the limit.
But Ji Haijun had found another path: [Boast About Cats]—[Make Cats Feel Smug]—[The Smug State Provides Additional Morale Bonuses]—[Use the Extra Morale to Continuously Summon Confucian Kittens]—[With More Cats, More Cats, Greater Power Takes Effect!]...
Although Confucian Kittens did not count as [Cat Lamp Creatures], do not forget that all giant cats possessed the trait [Cat Fools Itself]. Never mind Confucian Kittens, which resembled cat lamps—even felines like tigers and lions could provide them with the morale bonus from [More Cats, Greater Power].
"This is an entirely new tactic, a combat system Ji Haijun has never brought out before."
A variant of Cat Lamp Style.
This tactic was both brand-new and long in the making.
A "finishing move" prepared specifically for Euclia.
And it was even more outrageous than Jiang Han's finishing move.