The first skill Qin Ran settled on was [Greatsword Block].
Although [Greatsword Block] was only a basic skill, it naturally earned his favor as one of his few defensive skills.
Even though Qin Ran believed that "the best defense was a good offense."
That did not stop him from rationally analyzing the special circumstances he might encounter.
After all, instance worlds were unpredictable and followed no fixed rules. Qin Ran had no way of knowing what he would face.
Without a team to support him, being well-rounded became especially important.
After settling on [Greatsword Block], choosing one of the remaining four became somewhat difficult.
Logically, the counterattack of [Sword Technique: Tiger Form] was a perfect match for [Greatsword Block]. Qin Ran should have chosen [Sword Technique: Tiger Form] without hesitation.
But that was only if [Besika Leg-Kicking Art] were not an option!
Within Qin Ran's unarmed combat system, whether he opened with [Hand-to-Hand Combat: Leg Combat] or followed up with [Hundredfold Kick] and [Foot Blade], the effects of [Besika Leg-Kicking Art] and its special effect, [Charge-Up], had long since become an inseparable part of his leg combat.
In the end, after a moment's hesitation, Qin Ran chose [Besika Leg-Kicking Art]!
What led him to that choice was still power and versatility.
Qin Ran was fairly certain that raising [Besika Leg-Kicking Art] to Expert would provide him with greater help.
And that proved to be the case.
After contacting Cole to exchange some points for skill points, Qin Ran began upgrading the two skills.
[Greatsword Block (Master → Peerless) requires 30,000 points and 16 skill points. Pay? Yes/No]
"Yes!"
``` [Name: Greatsword Block (Peerless)]
[Related attributes: Strength, Agility, Constitution]
[Skill type: Defense]
[Effect: You know how to use a two-handed sword to block effectively, increasing defense by 60%.]
[Special