If they had so many flaws in their bloodlines and used them to strengthen the Reincarnators, then it would be fatal for them to carry out missions in the storyline world.
Therefore, the vampire bloodlines exchanged by the Reincarnators, starting from the lowest level, had already gone through the hands of the Creator Space to weaken or even eliminate these fatal flaws.
For example, real vampires, especially low-level vampires, all craved blood and lived on blood. When they saw blood, they would involuntarily become excited and lose their minds. However, the bloodline that the Reincarnators had obtained from the Creator's Space would not have such a flaw.
In front of blood, they might involuntarily show excitement and thirst, but they could usually use their rationality to restrain this impulse and desire. After all, they were human beings, and they were instinctively filled with resistance and disgust towards the act of absorbing blood.
Perhaps the Reincarnators who had exchanged for vampire blood would only drink blood when they had no other choice. For example, if they were seriously injured, they would not be able to heal themselves or if the situation was urgent. He would develop his descendants in the story world and let them gather information, battles, and so on for him. Other than that, they would not touch these things unless they had no other choice.
Of course, other than some perverted fellows, they would not easily drink blood. After all, whether it was their identity as humans, their hearts, or even the moral values that they had formed in their lives, they would not allow them to do so.
Another example was that low-level vampires could not be exposed to the sun, or they would turn into ashes. Perhaps high-level vampires could. If the vampire bloodline that the Samsara travelers exchanged for has such a flaw, I think they won't need to do the mission. Perhaps they can only come out at night.
This way, regardless of whether it was the Samsara travelers 'daily schedule of working during the day and resting at night, they would not be able to accept it or change it. It would also have an extremely negative impact on their storyline missions.
Therefore, the Main God would eliminate this flaw. This way, the Reincarnators who exchanged for this bloodline would at most feel a little tired during the day and not as energetic as at night. He didn't like the sunlight, but he wasn't afraid of it or even killed by it.
For example, those who had seen Dragon Ball knew that Sun Wukong, who had Saiyan blood, was a big eater and a foodie. It was the same for other people with Saiyan blood. Moreover, they seemed to get hungry very soon. Sun Wukong was like this when he was young.
And if the bloodline exchanged from the Main God's Space also had this flaw, then what would happen to this Reincarnator with Saiyan bloodline in the storyline world? How would he solve the problem of his own food? What if he encountered a world full of zombies or a world with doomsday?
Could it be that he had to fill his interspatial ring with food beforehand? What about your equipment, medical supplies, and tools? You might say that you could just exchange for a super large storage space equipment from the God's Space. Not to mention whether this Samsara traveler had enough points and reward points, he also had to reserve some reward points to prevent accidents. For example, if he was killed because he did not complete the mission and did not have enough reward points, then it would be unjust.
Therefore, even though the emasculated version of the bloodline provided by the Main God is weaker than the original version, if the Reincarnators were to choose, I believe that most of them would still choose the emasculated version provided by the Main God Space.
After talking about bloodlines, they talked about skills. The skills of the Reincarnators were directly strengthened by the God's Space, and not cultivated by themselves. Reincarnators only knew how to use it, but they didn't know why. They didn't understand the principles behind it.
Therefore, they used these skills that appeared out of nowhere. The way they used them was rigid and inflexible, and their power was not as good as the original version. If they met a storyline character who knew how to use these skills, they would only be tortured. The skills they exchanged for could not compare to the strength and flexibility of the storyline character who had worked hard for a day and a night to cultivate...
Another example would be internal energy. It would take years, decades, or even decades to achieve it. However, Samsara travelers could obtain it once they were strengthened. How could they compare to those who had cultivated internal energy for so many years?
How much of the abilities they exchanged could they use? Even after exchanging for it and going through a lot of hard practice, he would only be able to grasp it at most. Even if the Samsara travelers exchanged for internal energy, they would not know what acupoints, meridians, and dantian meant.
Not to mention the more advanced legendary cultivation and immortal cultivation exchanges, which required decades or centuries of seclusion. Moreover, these high-level exchanges were even more difficult to master. Reincarnators would not have so much time to cultivate, exchange for corresponding skills, spells, and so on. These exchanges also required points and reward points, as well as the time needed to practice until he could barely use it.
The ability that a Reincarnator obtained in a short period of time and a few days of practice could not be compared to those old monsters who needed years, decades, or even centuries of practice to master, apply, and improve their abilities.
From the above, we can roughly deduce that the power of the castrated version of the bloodline provided by the Main God's Space is about 70% to 80% of the original bloodline. This was because in the first world, Samsara travelers of the same level were inferior to storyline characters.
However, exchanging for bloodlines and skills wasn't all that good. One still had to adapt, practice, and other methods to master them, and even use them skillfully.
An ordinary Reincarnator, after a series of learning, training, and usage, would be able to unleash 30% of the power of the bloodlines and skills that they had exchanged for.
As for the elite Reincarnators, it would be impressive if they could unleash thirty to forty percent of the power of the bloodlines and skills they had exchanged.
Reincarnators with top-notch talent and potential could only unleash 50% or even 60% of the power of their bloodlines and skills.
This way, the Reincarnators would lose in terms of the exchange rate for the Primal Heavenly Realm, and their understanding of the Postnatal Realm would also be weaker. The final strength of a top Reincarnator would be calculated (80%*60%=48%).
From the final result of this formula, it could be seen that even the top Reincarnators couldn't even use half of the power they obtained from the God's Space. Of course, they couldn't defeat these storyline characters at the same level.
When the Vampire Captain and the other veterans saw the few elite Jounins of the same level as them, they did not even think about it and turned around to flee with the Thousand-handed Rope Tree.
Of course, this did not mean that Samsara travelers of the same level were inferior to storyline characters of the same level. Not to mention the super cheat of the Reincarnators, the legendary genetic constraint (I just don't know if this God Realm has such a setting), the bloodline exchanged by the Reincarnators came with all kinds of strange abilities, such as the Blood Breed's 'immortal body', Spiderman's ability to' swing 'and climb in any dangerous place, and the internal art' jumping on roofs and running on walls'.
There were all sorts of items and equipment in the God's Realm that could dazzle people's eyes. They were supportive, defensive, and offensive. As long as you had the points and rewards, there was nothing that you couldn't exchange for. Even if you exchanged for a Forbidden Spell Scroll, summoned a God's Projection, or a hydrogen bomb...
These were all capital that could contend against storyline characters, and even killing people of a higher level wouldn't be a problem. Of course, the prerequisite was that you had enough points and side quests.
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