Once Qin Feng set Fate Prediction, Godforsaken Game directly treated the event he predicted as something more favorable to him.
So, after setting Fate Prediction, Qin Feng immediately canceled a buff effect and obtained the Tears of the Goddess of Hope. The item went straight into his Inner Divine Realm, permanently providing him with 2,880 times buff duration and an 8% final divinity limit increase!
Of course, all of that was secondary.
What mattered most was the set effect derived from this piece of equipment.
Unfortunately, this equipment hadn't gained the "Boundless" set effect, but fortunately, that didn't make much difference to Qin Feng...
After all, when using Fate Prediction and Luck Deviation, Qin Feng had already specified that if his luck wasn't enough to fulfill every condition, the "Dark Shadow" set effect and divinity limit attribute should take priority.
From the looks of it, his luck had been used up on precisely those two aspects.
Adding the "Boundless" set effect or granting an adaptive level effect was beyond what Qin Feng's current luck could accomplish.
It was worth mentioning that improving Qin Feng's ability to customize his equipment required more than raising his luck. He also had to raise his divinity limit.
With all other conditions equal, the more divinity Qin Feng consumed in one go, the greater his chances of realizing his custom attributes.
That was clearly related to his divinity limit.
At that moment, Qin Feng looked at the bottom of Sylvie Pear's Weeping Veil.
The set section, in other words.
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[Set effect (5/6): Dark Shadow Enhancement-Halves the experience points required to advance your unique hidden class, "Shadow," and grants you a 1% final divinity limit increase for each advancement (including the initial state)!]
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The set effect immediately made Qin Feng exclaim, "Damn!"