# Chapter 5: Title Chest (★★★★★)
Usage Effect: Upon opening, obtain 1 designated type one-star title (this is a full potential title).
Stock Quantity: 8 (no limit on exchange quantity).
Exchange Price: 500,000 Hunter Gold Coins.
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Five types of title chests, first look at the first two. [Title Chest (★)] costs 1 Hunter Gold Coin each, can only open a designated type one-star title, while [Title Chest (★★)] costing only 2 Hunter Gold Coins can open a designated type one-star to nine-star title.
At first glance, buying [Title Chest (★★)] is definitely more cost-effective. Not to mention opening a nine-star title, even opening an eight-star or seven-star title is far more profitable than [Title Chest (★)] opening a one-star title.
But in Su Xiao's view, [Title Chest (★★)] is an absolute loss. To look at things, one must ignore their flashy appearance and see the essence. The essential difference between [Title Chest (★★)] and [Title Chest (★)] is that [Title Chest (★★)] uses 2 Hunter Gold Coins to buy 1 one-star title, while [Title Chest (★)] uses 1 Hunter Gold Coin to buy 1 one-star title.
Calculated this way, buying [Title Chest (★)] is equivalent to doubling the profit.
When it comes to [Title Chest (★★★)], the required Hunter Gold Coin price skyrockets. After all, it can directly open a designated type nine-star title, but there is a problem: the title potential of such an opened nine-star title depends entirely on luck.
For example, among Su Xiao's existing titles, except for [Abyssal Shadow] which has 100% full potential, none exceed 75%.