With his decision made, Qian stopped paying attention to the evolution of his Sharingan and the increase in his "Physical Constitution" attribute, and instead looked at the new skills added to the panel.
As he could see, although he had not deliberately practiced them, his two skills, "Demonic Illusion: Mirror Heaven and Earth Change" and "Transcription Seal," had still improved a little.
Among them, because "Transcription Seal" was too closely tied to the Mangekyō Sharingan, the weight of its Sealing Technique aspect had been weakened.
Because of that, even though his "Eight Trigrams Sealing Style" had reached perfection, it had not driven much improvement in it, only increasing its proficiency by a dozen or so points.
"Demonic Illusion: Mirror Heaven and Earth Change," on the other hand, was different.
Because over the past period, he had practiced "Genjutsu: Bringer-of-Darkness Technique" and "Temple of Nirvana Technique" at high intensity, its proficiency had directly increased by dozens of points, reaching lv0 (75/100), only one step away from entry level.
Of course, whether it was a dozen or so proficiency points or dozens of proficiency points, once he invested large amounts of Chakra into specialized training, none of that would count for much.
So Qian did not value it too highly.
What he cared about more were the two forbidden Dojutsu, "Izanagi" and "Izanami."
Back when he had first imprinted them onto the panel, because he had not planned to invest Chakra into practicing them in the short term, he had not paid them much attention.
But now, recalling the records about these two Dojutsu in the Secret Technique Book, it seemed that as long as one understood the principles and the casting method, they could be used with ease.
In that case, what was the point of grinding proficiency?
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