Gasp!
What an absurdly powerful support talent!
If priests, prayercasters, and other support classes gained this SS-grade talent, they would absolutely become the strongest support in history!
For Ling Zhan, although this innate talent was indeed outrageously powerful—practically invincible in team battles—he probably would not have many chances to use it.
Primarily because Ling Zhan was used to fighting alone. Unless the situation absolutely required teamwork, he would not use this talent.
Besides...
Ling Zhan was confident enough in his own ability to stay alive.
When facing enemies, Ling Zhan preferred to rely on his movement techniques and combat instincts to evade fatal attacks.
He rarely relied on his attributes to take attacks head-on.
To put it in the words of a famous saying...
Anyone could accelerate in a straight line by relying on attribute suppression.
Being fast through the bends—having strong combat skills—that was true speed, true strength!
Thus, when Ling Zhan fought powerful enemies, he rarely relied on the overwhelming attributes granted by the system.
He would always first engage them with his own combat techniques. Only when that was not enough would he resort to the comparatively clumsy method of attribute suppression.
To be honest...
Some people might think that although attribute suppression was crude and straightforward, it worked!
But had they ever considered that once they grew accustomed to fighting through attribute suppression, their own combat level would plummet?
In future battles against enemies, they would rely entirely on their overwhelming attributes and just bulldoze their way through.
There were always greater people beyond people, higher heavens beyond heaven.
They could not guarantee that their attributes would always surpass their enemies'.
Once they encountered an opponent of equal strength—or one far stronger than themselves—this method would completely lose its effectiveness.
The same saying still applied.
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