Even for Qin Feng, the difficulty would keep stacking if he wanted to challenge other minor authorities.
Of course...
If he possessed a grand authority, its corresponding minor authorities would not increase the difficulty of challenging other minor authorities.
For example, Qin Feng's Judgment, illusory, and disaster grand authorities.
Qin Feng now possessed nine disaster minor authorities, and these nine minor authorities would not increase the difficulty of other minor authority challenges.
Likewise, if Qin Feng wanted to challenge the minor authorities of Judgment and illusion, the difficulty would not increase because he possessed other minor authorities.
However...
Qin Feng currently possessed the minor authority of love, the minor authority of desirelessness, and the abyss minor authority, so if he wanted to challenge other minor authorities, all three would increase the difficulty of his challenge.
As for high minor authorities, they existed independently of minor and grand authorities and were calculated separately, without affecting the difficulty of minor authority challenges.
Most importantly!
If someone already possessed a minor authority, even if another person was willing to give them one, that minor authority could not take effect directly...
To use a second minor authority, they still had to visit the corresponding temple and complete the challenge for that second minor authority.
So, for capable players, there really was no need to covet someone else's minor authority.
Without this difficulty-stacking mechanic, there would not have been so many top powerhouses in the Land of Order who possessed only one minor authority.
Precisely because of this, Death Soul Song figured it out at once.
A genius inheritor who already possessed the illusory great authority really would not covet his minor undead authority. Even if he gave it to the inheritor, the inheritor would still have to go to the Undead Temple and complete