Qin Ran had no shortage of skills.
But once he excluded his core skill, [Dawn Knight Body-Tempering Art], and the skills that had reached their level caps and could no longer be upgraded, his options were fairly limited.
First came the unarmed skills: [Besika Leg-Kicking Art], [Hundredfold Kick], [Foot Blade], and [Serpentine Leg].
Then came the greatsword skills: [Sword Technique: Dragon Stance] and [Sword Technique: Tiger Form].
Last came the support skill: [Tracking].
As for [Sword Technique: Ten Thousand Snakes]?
Although it had "Sword Technique" in its name, strictly speaking, it was an application of mental power.
Of all these skills, Qin Ran favored the unarmed ones.
This was not merely because the unarmed skills could practically be linked into a complete chain. With [Hand-to-Hand Combat: Leg Combat] as the foundation and [Hundredfold Kick] and [Serpentine Leg] as the pivots, he could quickly activate the [Charge-Up] special effect of [Besika Leg-Kicking Art], then deliver a lethal strike with [Foot Blade]. Enemies on his level would struggle to counter such an attack.
It was also because the unarmed skills were more well-rounded and adaptable, offering fairly good responses to all sorts of situations.
For Qin Ran, one of the Lone Wolves, this was extremely important.
Still, Qin Ran also placed great value on [Sword Technique: Ten Thousand Snakes].
His strongest attribute was his Mental Attribute, and [Sword Technique: Ten Thousand Snakes] was undoubtedly the skill that made the most of it.
More importantly, [Sword Technique: Ten Thousand Snakes] was an area attack.
That was likewise something Qin Ran, as one of the Lone Wolves, could not overlook.
However, with only 7 Gold Skill Points at the moment, Qin Ran clearly could not afford to upgrade both [Sword Technique: Ten Thousand Snakes] and his unarmed skills.
After all, upgrading [Sword Technique: Ten