Pulling his thoughts back, Qian looked at his other skills.
First were the two new skills—Genjutsu: Sharingan and Uchiha-Style Swordsmanship.
He had learned the former from that scroll while studying how to use the Sharingan. Rather than a genjutsu, it was more like an advancement of the Sharingan's hypnotic ability.
According to what was written on the scroll, once this genjutsu was practiced to perfection, it could even pull a target into an illusion with just a look, without needing hand seals.
And the illusion's setting could also be constructed freely by the caster. Whether in head-on combat or intelligence interrogation, it was extremely useful.
So Qian had spent some effort grinding it up to lv1 (150/200).
At this point, when he used this technique, he could complete it in less than half a second at his fastest.
However, the effect was much worse, only slightly stronger than the Sharingan's own hypnotic ability.
Basically, as long as someone had a certain understanding of genjutsu and knew how to dispel it, or if their spiritual power was a little stronger, they could break free.
But likewise, he could also spend more time preparing, thereby constructing a more realistic illusion scene to strengthen the genjutsu's effect.
At times like that, it would not be so easy to break free.
In other words, Genjutsu: Sharingan had two ways of being used. The former was simple and fast, but had a poor effect; the latter was complex and slow, but had a good effect.
Qian could use it depending on the situation.
However, Qian estimated that for a short time, he would have no use for the second casting method.
There was no other reason. If he had that much time, he might as well use Demonic Illusion: Shackling Stakes Technique!
Its effect was