Even though Conquering the Castle with One Blade's title sounded and looked unimpressive, no matter the title, the power that it granted the player would, generally speaking, have its practical uses. For example, Xiao Tan's Panicked Hidden Assailant appeared even weaker than One Blade and One Sword's title, but the skill given by that title, Fleeing Strike, still provided immense uses to the player in battle.
No matter how strange, weak sounding, or salacious the player's title was, the value inherent in the skill provided by the title was undeniable. Even the weakest title would come with a skill that befitted the player's play-style and served some kind of purpose to the player. In other words, there would never be a wasted skill if it was one attached to the player's title. Of course, the concept of 'useful' was still distinct from the concept of 'powerful', and naturally, the more powerful sounding the title was, the more powerful the skill it would provide.
