No matter how powerful an attack was, if it could not strike the enemy accurately, every effort would be wasted. Thus, in cultivation, the ideal was to improve every aspect of one's abilities and become an all-rounder.
Yet even exceptionally gifted geniuses could not achieve this. There were many cultivation methods in the universe, but finding one that truly suited a person and developing it to its utmost was extremely rare. Everyone had different talents and had to cultivate according to their greatest strengths.
Otherwise, they might end up possessing many abilities without excelling in any of them, putting them at a disadvantage in battle. No one wanted to be the one being suppressed in a fight, because the purpose of their diligent cultivation was to defeat or even destroy their opponents.
Developing a single ability to its utmost could often produce a qualitative change. For example, if someone possessed extraordinary speed, their opponent would be unable to hit them, however powerful that opponent might be, even if the enemy they attacked also possessed formidable defenses.
After countless identical attacks, however, the enemy would certainly suffer a tremendous impact. By the same principle, no matter how powerful an attack was, it could not truly strike an opponent if its speed was insufficient. Of course, there was one exception: people with sufficiently powerful defenses.
If they could develop this aspect to its utmost, they would possess tremendous defenses even while standing still. Whether their opponents possessed powerful attacks or incredible speed, neither could inflict greater damage on them. The problem was that many people struggled to truly improve their defenses.
This required raising their physical qualities to the utmost, which was closely related to their gene level. Powerful defenses meant that their innate physical qualities were superior to those of other