Heavenly Restriction User of the Gojo Clan: I Refuse to Be Cut in Half

Chapter 66: Leek?

As he watched Shoko use Reverse Cursed Technique to heal his injuries, the pain in Satoshi's arm gradually subsided.

This Reverse Cursed Technique is really powerful. I wonder how it compares to Kaidō from the world of Bleach.

Satoshi subconsciously compared the two healing techniques in his mind.

In terms of flexibility, Reverse Cursed Technique seemed more versatile.

After all, in the future, Satoru who had mastered it was able to continuously heal his brain while engaging in high-intensity combat against Ryomen Sukuna.

On the other hand, there was no known case in Bleach where someone used Kaidō to heal while actively fighting.

However, when it came to healing others, Kaidō probably had the upper hand.

If I could use Kaidō now, I might be able to compete with Shoko to see who has the stronger healing abilities.

But unfortunately, my Zankensoki are still at the level of someone flailing around with no real combat skills.

To use Kidō, I first need to break through my limits  in Hakuda, then master Hohō before I can even access Kidō.

The road ahead is long and difficult.

Satoshi wasn't someone who aimed too high. Even though Kaidō seemed promising, there was still a long way to go before he could reach that level.

For now, there was already a healer here, why not make use of her?

...

[The host is receiving instruction from Toji, Hakuda experience +10.]

[The host is receiving instruction from Toji, Hakuda experience +10.]

Looking at the system prompts, Satoshi felt the satisfaction of progress.

With Toji's guidance and sparring, his Hakuda improvement speed would definitely not be any slower than his Kendo training.

As long as he continued like this, he would eventually break through in Hakuda, master Hohō, learn Kidō, and become a "qualified" four-in-one Shinigami.

But just as he was about to return to the training ground to fight Toji again, another system notification appeared.

[During the borrower's battle, corresponding experience is converted—Free Experience +1.]

[During the borrower's battle, corresponding experience is converted—Free Experience +1.]

At that moment, Satoshi realized something—Satoru had become the "borrower" of Senbonzakura.

This meant that Satoru's combat experience would be partially shared with him.

Since both he and Satoru were learning hand-to-hand combat, Satoru's training experience was effectively his own as well...

Satoshi suddenly felt like he had stumbled upon a system loophole.

Back when he had asked Satoru to train in free combat, he had never considered that he might gain free experience through this method.

At the time, his only thought was to help Satoru develop his physical combat skills, so he wouldn't be entirely reliant on his techniques in the future.

He never expected that an unintentional move would lead to such an advantage.

Satoru, who was training alongside him, had inadvertently become his "experience leek."