Of course, this balancing ability was not entirely without a cost.
It required a large one-time expenditure of divinity, and maintaining it afterward would continuously consume Qin Feng's divinity.
But to Qin Feng, continuous divinity consumption hardly counted as a "cost" at all.
After all, Qin Feng's divinity recovery was simply too fast...
The total ongoing divinity consumption of all the balanced players only needed to stay below Qin Feng's recovery rate. With his recovery rate, the number of balances he could maintain was astronomical.
He only needed his divinity limit to cover the initial cost of balancing them!
For Qin Feng, this was both a good way to boost his subordinates' attributes, similar to Extreme Love Blessing,
and an excellent means of seizing Four-Dimensional Attributes from his enemies!
However, Qin Feng discovered that continuously balancing a high-attribute player down to a low-attribute player required a hundred times more divinity, both initially and continuously, than balancing them the other way around.
In other words, there was still a limit to how much he could raise his Four-Dimensional Attributes this way. That limit depended on Qin Feng's divinity limit and divinity recovery rate.
The body I preserved from Qin Xiaoyou's current cycle was in the state she was in when she died in the cell.
She's still only level 10, and she'll never level up again!
So if I want to balance an enemy's attributes down to a low level, Qin Xiaoyou's body would make a very suitable anchor.
Qin Feng checked. The Four-Dimensional Attributes of Qin Xiaoyou's body totaled only a few dozen points, a negligible amount.
If he balanced an enemy's attributes down to Qin Xiaoyou's level...
That would practically mean that however many attributes the enemy had, Qin Feng would gain that many!
*I can try it in