Facing the C-level Reaper Queen, Gao Gong determined his combat style from the start.
Don't be greedy with strikes, only use combos.
He aimed to out-maneuver and relentlessly attack until the opponent was dead.
In fact, the 'Rainy Night Knife Killing Mode' was precisely this style of combat mode.
The 'Night Warrior' would continuously stack damage, accumulating for a burst later on.
It looked dangerous but was actually steady as an old dog.
If only NPCs came with built-in cameras, it would make for a surefire high-end game on the forums.
He would receive a series of comments like 'Boss 666', 'Dad, please take me, I'll support', 'Mom and I knelt down to watch the video'.
Rainy night, curtain falls.
The 'Special Effects Generator' was already focusing on quantity over quality.
Amid the lightning and thunder, pouring rain turned into data streams, one 'Gao Gong' after another emerged, encircling the Reaper Queen.
