Chu Fei had considered this for a long time: finding a true god from another race and fighting them head-on in a battle to the death. But he had never had the chance to put it into practice.
Someone too strong would not do. He needed someone who had only just entered that level.
Only by fighting experts of this caliber could Chu Fei better understand his own position, direction of development, and so on.
Scientific research required practical application, and practical application in cultivation clearly meant combat.
But no one was stupid, and no one was your father. Why would they let you use them as a sparring partner?
It was not as though Chu Fei had never hired Dragon Race experts to fight him before, nor had he never fought Sima Tianpeng. But there had been no life-and-death challenge at the limit, and some of his methods had been inconvenient to reveal—unless he could kill everyone involved.
Anyone who often conducted scientific research knew that when studying a technology, especially cutting-edge technology, it was best to pursue the so-called "limit."
Why did so many technologies test perfectly under normal conditions, only to fall apart in actual combat? This was why. Their basic tests were flawless, and they won awards until their hands went numb, but once they were overclocked for real combat, they went silent after a single push.
Yet in the Inner World, which battle was not an overclocked battle? Which battle was not fought across levels?
If Chu Fei wanted to truly test his abilities and foundations, if he wanted to truly identify the weaknesses in his Cultivation Level, he had to overclock himself. Perhaps even to two hundred percent.
Of course, such testing was dangerous, so Chu Fei had made all kinds of arrangements.
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