In the real world, people raised many doubts about the quality of Fu Hua's godslayer armor, saying they could not understand the point of armor that broke after taking just a few hits.
However, some believed that although this godslayer armor had weak defenses, it was, in a sense, very suitable for Fu Hua.
After all, Fu Hua's individual combat ability was extremely high, and her mastery of martial arts could be called grandmaster-level. Once she unleashed her power, her offensive strength was also terrifying.
Combined with the explosive power provided by Shadow Knight: Moonblade, whenever she went all out, she could take down her opponent in a single combo most of the time.
In that case, there was no need to talk about defense at all.
It was just that the opponent Fu Hua encountered this time was the Black King, a Pseudo-Herrscher close to a chief god, one transformed from the body of a god.
Such an existence possessed defenses that were simply too strong and vitality that was excessively tenacious. She was far too difficult to defeat, and even after taking a full combo and enduring the White King's slash, she could still fight back. That kind of vitality was extremely disadvantageous against a godslayer armor like Shadow Knight: Moonblade, which was strong offensively but weak defensively.
Normally, given the Red Kite Immortal's strength, this design could indeed maximize the Red Kite Immortal's advantages. In a one-sided battle, it would practically be a divine weapon.
But once it encountered an opponent who could withstand its attacks and possessed a certain degree of AoE capability, this Shadow Knight: Moonblade setup would fall apart.
Like now: having lost the buffs provided by her godslayer armor, Fu Hua's strength and speed had both dropped across the board. Though she could