[Acquired Innate Jujutsu-Ratio Technique]
"This technique, of all things?"
Shinji had been hoping his ridiculous luck would hold out and he would draw [Limitless] outright.
Even if he could not use it anytime soon, just having it there would put him in a good mood.
Still, [Ratio Technique] was pretty good too. It was perfect for someone with lousy swordsmanship like him, and definitely shored up a weakness.
The so-called [Ratio Technique] essentially divided a target's length into ten equal parts, forcibly creating a weak point at the 7:3 point.
As long as he hit that "point," he could trigger a "critical hit" and forcibly inflict damage.
And the "target" could be any part of anything he attacked. It worked even on objects other than living things.
Simply put, with this technique, there would probably no longer be any enemy he could not cut through.
Then another wild idea suddenly occurred to him.
His Snakeskin Sword should still count as a weapon after turning into a snake, right? Then, if he used [Ratio Technique] at that moment and had the "golden snake" bite that "point," could it also trigger a "critical hit" and forcibly inflict damage?
If it could, the combination of the Snakeskin Sword and [Ratio Technique] would undoubtedly become another trump card of his!
Next, he chose to use the [Jujutsu Enhancement Scroll] he had just synthesized, targeting [Ratio Technique].
This was already Shinji's third time using one of these, so he knew the process well.
From another person's identity and perspective, he endlessly studied and honed the technique. There was no entertainment, no friends, and no life outside it. Every scene revolved around [Ratio Technique].
Shinji had no idea how much time had passed before that numb, tedious view of a life finally ended. Then