Chu Sheng's assessment of Myriad Aspects was that it had its uses, but it was not as useful as he had expected.
Even so, there was no denying the practicality of the Myriad Aspects Sequence or how well it complemented his own abilities.
Although most of the simulated Sequences performed poorly in actual combat-quite badly, in fact-Chu Sheng felt that this Sequence surpassed most others in utility.
In some respects, it was even stronger than his Heavenly Craftsman Sequence.
And not just his Heavenly Craftsman Sequence.
An Xi's White Tiger Sequence, Zhu Qing's Giant Sequence, Captain Hui's Eight Trigrams Sequence, and the others were all less formidable than this Sequence.
That was what Chu Sheng truly believed.
The only reason this Sequence had performed so poorly was that its user was inadequate.
Wang Shu was at Sequence Eight, but the Sequences he simulated were only at Sequence Nine, and being simulations, they were inferior to the originals.
Under those circumstances, he had encountered Chu Sheng and the others, who were Sequence Eight or even Sequence Seven adepts-and strong ones for their tiers at that. Add an unexpected ambush to the mix, and the outcome needed no explanation.
The fact that Wang Shu had not been killed instantly already showed he had some skill.
At that thought, Chu Sheng looked down at Wang Shu, who lay on the ground.
He was not dead.
Sequence Plunder had merely drained his mental power, then completely suppressed his Sequence and fused it into Chu Sheng's own.
Fundamentally, Wang Shu still possessed the Myriad Aspects Sequence, unless Chu Sheng stripped it away after plundering it.
Looking at Wang Shu on the ground, Chu Sheng considered for a moment, then sighed. "The apocalypse is so dangerous, and you've sheltered so many people this past year."
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