When Qin Feng spent the 30,000 Evolution Points he had on him.
The "Child of the Greater" skill evolved!
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[Child of the Greater (Ancient Grade) → Source of the Greater (Immortal Tier): Universal Skill Book. After learning it, you can freely allocate your Greater Resistance (usable in combat)!] [Mythic Tier effect: Your Greater Resistance increases by 100% → 150%.] [Ancient Grade effect: Your current Greater Affix Gauge decreases by 10% → 15% per second.] [New Immortal Tier effect: You can freely allocate your Greater Affixes (excluding "Unassailable," usable in combat), and for every type of Greater Affix Gauge present on a target, your damage against them increases by 20%!]
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When the skill reached Immortal Tier, even its name changed!
Originally, this skill allowed Qin Feng to freely allocate his seven types of Greater Resistance.
Now, it allowed him to allocate his seven types of Greater Affixes!
Control affixes: Murmurs (lose reason and do inconceivable things), Nightmare (suffer extreme agony), and Confusion (attack indiscriminately).
Killing affix: Instant Death.
Debuff affixes: Wither (damage reduced by 99%), Stripping (own Greater Affixes disabled), and Corruption (all buffs disabled).
There were seven Greater Affixes in total.
Clearly, "Unassailable" was excluded, existing independently of these seven affixes.
My Greater Resistance increased by another 50%.
My Greater Affix Gauge now decreases by 15% per second, too.
The improvements to these two effects alone were already outrageous.
Together, they more than doubled Qin Feng's resistance to Greater Affix Gauges!
But the new Immortal Tier effect at the end was what was truly outrageous...
Freely allocate Greater Affixes.
Doesn't that mean I can focus on one Greater Affix and allocate one point to each of the others?
That would put all seven Greater Affix Gauges on the target at once, granting a 140% damage increase!