For a player character like him, the best way to allocate points on his panel is to focus entirely on one Martial Art, rather than using a placeholder Martial Art as padding.
After all, placeholder Martial Arts have such poor foundations. Once learned, they're useless, even feeling like they take up space on the panel.
Every aspect of a placeholder Martial Art, even its very existence, is merely for the purpose of amassing sacrifices to advance to higher-level Martial Arts.
There are few placeholder Martial Arts that seem even remotely useful, ones that can actually help raise your limit alongside them, but there's an issue.
The issue is, the quality of placeholder Martial Arts, given their inherent conditions, is simply inferior to that of ordinary Martial Arts.
Truly a bit of a chicken rib.
As he flips through a few more, Fang Yu realizes that this path, for the indigenous NPCs, appears to be a standard route for improvement.
Yet for players, it's not exactly a shortcut.
