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Chapter 3288 The Choice of Rules (Please Subscribe)

Of course, the path of unorthodox cultivation has its advantages, but it also has its troubles.

For example, the rules of a weapon can be combined because the rules are chosen by the user, rather than being set up step by step.

So the rules for weapons were established, but people didn't take that step.

Just like the sentence in the explanation, you have only obtained the weapon of the rules, which does not mean that you have mastered the rules.

If you want to master the rules, rather than just use them as weapons, you need to find a way to spread these rules so that others can help you complete the path of the rules and make up for any shortcomings you didn't meet.

Skills that are passed on will inevitably contain some rules, which in the eyes of ordinary people will be considered divine skills.

Back then, Teacher Jun was almost done with the red version of the Ghost King's Cloak, but he was stopped by death. In the end, he only had one Earth Path item left. The rest either had to be given away or he dared not continue working on them.

This is also due to the strengthening of the rules for this type of combined weapon.

After Gu Xi assembled the Phantom Divine Bow, he knew that there were a total of seven Phantom Divine Bows assembled, and this was the eighth.

There are two Ghost King Cloaks of the Rule-level, and the skills transmitted from these two Ghost King Cloaks are Death City and Death Avatar, two of the Three Divine Skills of Death.

As for whether the Death Lord skill, like the Death Word, was accidentally acquired by someone, Gu Xi is not entirely sure.

But Gu Xi was very clear about the thought process behind death.

When the "Death City" skill appeared, it was because an ordinary player accidentally created a rule-level Ghost King Cloak.

Death has been discovered, and there's nothing more to say; after all, he can't very well have someone remove the Ghost King's cloak.

He could only try to prevent ordinary players from combining this item.

The appearance of the Death Avatar was due to another situation: a powerful figure at the rule level accidentally completed the combination of the Ghost King Cloak.

But rules are rules, and we can't prevent this big shot from using the Ghost King Cloak just because he's a rule-level player.

Therefore, with the appearance of the divine skill "Death Incarnation," death became the only option.

Upon realizing this, Gu Xi also understood why the great master Yi had urged Gu Xi to complete the Phantom Bow combination as quickly as possible.

He's looking for someone to share the burden.

The more wielders of the Phantom Bow, the more advantageous it is for Da Shenyi.

The two individuals face different challenges, which leads to their different attitudes towards rule-based equipment combinations.

This benefited Gu Xi, who obtained a rule-level weapon when he was around level 20.

Although Gu Xi is not yet able to fully unleash the weapon's power.

But having it and not having it are two different things.

With this item, Gu Xi can do many things.

After clarifying the situation of rule-based weapons, Gu Xi shifted his focus to optional rules.

Because of the nature of this Phantom Bow, the rules are strictly limited, and it can only be used in the areas of arrows, ranged attacks, and long-range attacks.

As for the fate of the Deathbow, the death of the Deathmane, and the moonlight of the Moon Arrow, none of them are within the scope of selection.

Seeing this situation, Gu Xi's interest actually waned a bit.

However, compared to the four-leaf clover ring from before, the Phantom Bow in front of us does have some advantages.

At least the Phantom Bow didn't completely limit Gu Xi's future path.

Gu Xi also understood that he definitely couldn't choose one that would affect his growth.

Gu Xi's goal has always been the underworld, not to open up a new path or take the route of the undead archer.

Therefore, Gu Xi had already made his choice regarding the rules for the Phantom Divine Bow from the very beginning.

With a clear direction and a limited range of rules to choose from, the better rules have already been picked by others, leaving very few rules that are truly worthy of Gu Xi's attention.

After searching for a while, Gu Xi's gaze finally settled on a rule: Charge (ranged attack).

The rules governing weapons like bows and crossbows are among the few reverse rules.

Normal bows and crossbows cannot be charged.

A bow is at its limit when drawn to its maximum; there's no such thing as a charged attack. The same applies to crossbows, where the power remains almost unchanged.

This can be said to be almost the reverse of the bow and crossbow rules.

Normal shooters would never think of this; their thinking is always about being more accurate, shooting farther, shooting faster, and so on.

Unless you are extremely confident in your shooting ability, like the legendary Yi.

The rule he chose was to ignore everything, to simply disregard all others, and to be instantly killed if hit.

The undead in the Blood Path of the Knights of the West don't even have a chance to be resurrected.

Gu Xi is now following an unconventional path.

Gu Xi's idea was simple: even with the Phantom Divine Bow, he couldn't use it as his main weapon.

At the very least, Gu Xi can't do what the master Yi does—he can draw his bow and shoot an arrow to kill the enemy instantly before the enemy even gets close.

Gu Xi's strategy was clear: he equipped the Phantom Divine Bow and used its path and resonance skills in his spare time.

As for rule-based techniques, use them when facing enemies you can't defeat.

The "charge (ranged)" rule is quite good.

The longer it takes to draw a bow and nock an arrow, the more powerful the arrow will be.

Gu Xi's thinking was simple: wasn't he here to deal with the Death Hand?
After dealing with the Hand of Death, place the Phantom Bow in one of the hands, keeping it in a drawn bow and arrow position.

Others calculate the time it takes to charge up their power.

Gu Xi possesses the power of death, and can accumulate power over days, months, or even years.

As for whether the effort will be wasted?

Look carefully at this; these are the rules.

Although Gu Xi did not master the rules, the rules were already in Gu Xi's hands.

How could the charging effect possibly go wrong?
Doesn't that mean the rule is unreasonable?
Moreover, Gu Xi's choice of charging skills makes them quite easy to spread.

Gu Xi has enough skeleton archers under his command; he just has them practice charging up their shots.

Most importantly, Gu Xi felt that this charged shot was a good match for the Undead Arrow Tower Hunter, and he also knew people from the Death Arrow University in the City of Shadows, so he believed they would like this move.

After all, the longer the charging time, the greater the shooting power.

To marksmen, especially snipers, this technique is considered a divine skill.

While not as effective as precise or remote rules, they're not too bad either.

As long as Gu Xi is willing to teach for free, I believe it can be spread very quickly.

At that time, the power of Gu Xi's charged attack will only increase.

After making the choice, the Phantom Bow gradually stabilized, and at this moment, the Primal Death Hand reached out and grabbed the Phantom Bow.

Gu Xi looked down and sensed that he didn't need to do anything; the Phantom Divine Bow had already entered its charging state.

It will not affect your other activities.

Gu Xi nodded in satisfaction before turning to look at the Black Queen.

(End of this chapter)