After the Balance Judgment Book was activated, the divinity influence of anyone's methods would be balanced against Qin Feng's.
At this moment, when Qin Feng noticed that the other party was "charming" him, he promptly used a Balance Judgment Book... He had sixteen of them in total. After using one now, he had fifteen left.
Although that still seemed like quite a few, these things were extremely useful to Qin Feng. They could resolve almost any issue involving resistance, so naturally, he conserved them whenever possible.
But this was definitely not a time to conserve one.
Otherwise, if he were charmed, the other party would learn all his secrets and see through all his methods!
That was something Qin Feng could never allow.
With his current methods, he could at most afford to be killed, but he could not afford to be controlled, much less have his mind controlled.
One could say that this was precisely the sort of situation the Balance Judgment Book was meant for!
Without a doubt, the other party's attempt to control him with the charm grand authority failed.
And Qin Feng quickly found in his own information database that the successor to the charm grand authority was a woman named Xiawusha, who belonged to the Void Alliance's faction.
So Void really was behind this.
But... charming a grand authority successor should cost at least fifty or sixty tiers of divinity, right?
With the thirty-three grand authorities I currently have on top of that, the divinity the other party ultimately spends will rise exponentially. By a rough calculation, it could probably reach over a hundred tiers?
Of course, considering that their grand authorities can offset mine, perhaps they could spend a little less?
There was definitely a formula for calculating this, and Qin Feng could find