Playing a DPS Role with Absolute Defense-Chapter 186 - 184: Instant Kill! Sudden Wealth!

In the small world, the commotion here grew even larger, attracting the other Giant Demons around.

Among them, Demigod-level masters were not uncommon.

Seeing this scene, Su Mo felt not an ounce of panic in his heart; instead, the smile on his lips became even more pronounced.

Su Mo slowly opened his hands, and the Four Basic Forces converged towards the palms of his hands like a dragon sucking up water.

In each hand gathered a terrifying energy resembling black holes, which he slowly clasped together.

[Pop~]

An echoing sound like a bubble bursting was heard, and the next moment the terrifying energy spread out in all directions.

There was no terrifying and exaggerated sound, no massive explosion, not even a beautiful move.

Yet the entire world seemed to have frozen; everything around slowed to a crawl.

The world became silent, a gentle breeze passed by, and the bodies of the terrifying Giant Demons faded away between heaven and earth.

Even so for the King-level beings, and even the Demigods who came rushing were no exception.

Su Mo still stood in the distance, as the terrifying energy continued to spread rapidly outward.

Everything was quickly annihilated and dissipated: dirt, rocks, flames, space, life, all of it.

Nearing 100,000 in Strength Attribute combined with a 99,999% Critical Strike Attribute, the damage dealt was close to a billion!

Moreover, the addition of Extreme Dao’s strength skill enhancement made the damage even more terrifying beyond measure.

Of course, no matter how powerful, Su Mo’s attack was still only effective on ordinary life.

Against Divine Level beings, even Demigods, they could recover quickly, but unfortunately for them, Su Mo had a skill, which was True Damage.

With Su Mo’s invincible fortune, every strike was True Damage, and the damage from True Damage can never be repaired.

So if he killed them, they were truly dead, and no one could revive them!

The assignable Free Attribute Points then continually increased on the attribute panel, almost like a string of numbers.

Originally having only five-digit assignable Free Attribute Points, it once more reached six digits.

Grinding monsters and farming attributes this way was just too damn satisfying!

Indeed, the fastest way to grind monsters was still using area attacks.

Moreover, his skills could not only deal random single-target damage but were also absolutely invincible.

Now he finally understood why Extreme Dao was said to be powerful.

However, such skills could only be utilized in this small world or in grand worlds like the Three-Eyed Realm.

If it were just an ordinary dungeon, with just a fist clenching, Su Mo could have destroyed the entire dungeon directly.

Even in the universe, Su Mo’s skill now had the power to destroy stars!

Excluding not having his own Origin and Domain, Su Mo’s current strength and damage could completely be considered at the Demigod level!

If on Earth, that would be considered restricted-level already!

If he continued to strike with full force as he was now, despite the many restrictions left by Divine Level powerhouses on Earth, the destruction he could cause would still be at a terrifying level.

Su Mo, during the initial stage of awakening Extreme Dao, once thought these skills were just ordinary.

The most useful skill was actually Extreme Speed because this skill made up for Su Mo’s speed shortfall back then, and so it was the one he used the most.

As for other skills, the True Damage skill was indeed awesome, but without his heaven-defying fortune, it would still just be decoration.

As for the Immortal Body from Constitution Attributes, Su Mo hadn’t even triggered it once.

Having Absolute Defense, the attribute he looked down on the most was precisely this one, and the skill was utterly useless to him now.

It had neither attack nor defense, practically like garbage.

For this reason, Su Mo had never allocated attribute points to Constitution.

The previously available Free Attribute Points weren’t enough to allocate more to Constitution; doing so would be purely idiotic.

Useless skills wasting Free Attribute Points, not particularly precious to Su Mo, were still not worthwhile.

Of course, these Free Attribute Points were not particularly precious only to Su Mo.

Should anything be discovered on Earth that could increase Free Attribute Points, the price would definitely be frantically high.

And the increase in Free Attribute Points would be pitifully low, not even as quick as Su Mo casually killing two little monsters.

After waiting for a while, the crazy surge in Free Attribute Points in the system panel finally stopped.

Su Mo looked closely, 177699!

A skill earning nearly 180,000 Free Attribute Points was just incredibly exhilarating.

He eyed his attribute panel, aside from the Extreme Dao attribute, everything else was full of 99999.

As someone slightly obsessive-compulsive, he felt extremely uncomfortable looking at the panel before his eyes.

Although he had always despised the skills gained from Constitution, after upgrading all the skills by one level, his thoughts began to change.

At level one, the skills indeed were mediocre, even to the point of being mere appendages.

But once upgraded, they were unbelievably strong.

The Extreme Speed skill changed from merely increasing his speed to being able to control Flying in the Sky within a short time.

This skill allowed him not to be speed disadvantaged when facing Divine Level opponents.

True Damage, though still crucial, remained trash even after being upgraded, with a terrifyingly low trigger chance.

The only functional benefit might be the option to automatically choose to turn it off.

This way, he ensured no true harm came to others while sparring or playing, which barely justified its use, only due to his Luck Attribute.

Otherwise, before the upgrade, what difference did turning the skill on or off make?

If it couldn’t be triggered anyway, what was the point of having a switch; just like a lamp without electricity, no matter how much you toggle it, it still wouldn’t light up.

Regarding the Luck Attribute skill, Su Mo felt somewhat at a loss.

Other skills could be upgraded; however, he only got the Luck Attribute at a bronze level, otherwise the Luck skill would presumably have been level two.

As for its effect, Su Mo had some guesses; it wasn’t about getting a Divine Artifact by chance, nor leveling up just by falling.

Instead, when he wanted something, his Luck Attribute would trigger inexplicably beneficial events for him.

Although the end result would always be beneficial for him, it was indeed a bit surprising.

For instance, in the current situation, activating the Great Luck Equal to Heaven skill for an hour nearly had Earth busted!

Even though he seemed to have gained everything he wanted in that brief hour, considering the scene at hand, anyone with a slightly weaker heart might have been scared into a heart attack.