The damage reduction effect of [Unbreakable] reaching 35% was already quite impressive.
Why was Lin Yi still able to stand on the spot without being affected?
Then the Elemental Affinity skill within Lin Yi's [Immortal Dharma Body] had to be mentioned.
[Immortal Dharma Body] [Type: Passive Skill] [Tier: Tier 7] [System: General System] [Effect 1: When you take damage, 40% of the damage value is instead borne by your Mana.] [Effect 2: When you take elemental damage, the corresponding damage reduction is additionally increased based on your affinity for that element, with a minimum increase of 10% and a maximum increase of 100%.] [Current elemental damage reduction:] [Fire: 95%] [Ice: 95%] [Storm: 95%] [Effect 3: When you take a fatal hit that would reduce your Health Points to zero, all damage from this hit is instead borne by your Mana.] [After this effect is triggered, your Mana is reduced to zero and your Health Points fall to 1.] [This effect can only be triggered once every 30 days. Current remaining uses: 1]
After so many battles against powerful opponents, Lin Yi had roughly figured out the calculation mechanics behind damage reduction and damage amplification.
Damage reduction buffs stacked continuously by percentage.
In other words, the damage that struck Lin Yi would be multiplied again and again according to the damage reduction skills he possessed, decreasing continuously.
When multiple damage reduction skills were involved, percentage stacking was greater than percentage multiplication.
But Lin Yi's own values were simply too high.
More importantly, Han Ba's skill was of the Fire Element.
Lin Yi's Fire Element damage reduction was as high as 95%. With that skill alone, Han Ba's attacks on Lin Yi were basically ineffective.
Adding the 40% damage reduction from [Immortal Dharma Body]'s first effect, only 3% of the