Originally, Half-True, Half-False gave damage Qin Feng took a 90% chance of being judged false, and also gave his death a 90% chance of being judged false.
Of course, Qin Feng now had practically no use for either effect.
Any opponent capable of breaking through Qin Feng's Chaos Domain and potentially hurting him would certainly be able to negate these two effects as well, leaving them practically unable to take effect.
But now, this Talent had developed a brand-new effect that changed that situation!
This new effect was called "Failure Stacking." Whenever Qin Feng was attacked and this Talent failed to take effect, its Divinity Influence would stack without limit, with the effect lasting a fixed 3.14 hours!
"As long as it doesn't take effect, it adds another multiple of its base Divinity Influence."
"The definition of this Talent failing to take effect doesn't just cover the 10% chance of it failing to trigger. It also includes situations where Divinity Influence or other factors deny it any opportunity to take effect!"
Even if Qin Feng's Chaos Domain blocked an attack directed at him, it would still stack the Divinity Influence of Half-True, Half-False.
A hundred attacks meant a hundred times the Divinity Influence.
But actually breaking through the Chaos Domain to hit Qin Feng would definitely require hundreds of millions, if not billions, of attacks.
In other words, by the time an opponent actually hit Qin Feng, the Divinity Influence of Half-True, Half-False would already be hundreds of millions or billions of times its base value!
This meant that after Qin Feng's mastery of the Illusory Great Authority reached Phase Two, this Talent's final Divinity Influence had suddenly skyrocketed by more than ten orders!
This was undoubtedly the greatest improvement in this Talent's usefulness and effects since he had acquired