What if things became impossible to handle?
Then flip the table!
The reason Chu Fei and Ascending Dragon Hall had dared to make so many public plans lately was that they had the ability to flip the table.
Of course, it now seemed they had indeed overplayed their hand somewhat and overestimated their own capabilities.
But setting the facts aside, Ascending Dragon Hall could not be blamed for this. Look at all those other cultivation systems—they had been padding their progress from start to finish, while we had advanced one solid step at a time.
Only after speaking with Saints face-to-face did Chu Fei finally realize: could the reason the lower levels of cultivation had been padded be that the higher-ups were raising livestock?
Those Saints had all come from outside. Perhaps their cultivation had not been padded.
Once he understood this, Chu Fei's mentality underwent a complete transformation, and Ascending Dragon Hall's entire strategic plan changed as well. The change was not that great—not quite 360 degrees, just about 180.
Once the plan was finalized, some technical research was still needed.
How could they send a positioning signal to entities beyond the heavens while concealing it from heaven itself?
Several key problems needed to be solved.
The first and most important was concealing it from heaven—evading the Saints' perception. Whether they succeeded or not, they could not expose themselves beforehand.
Second was the issue of signal transmission. Sending a signal from inside a world to outside it meant crossing dimensions. That would not be easy.
Finally, the signal they transmitted had to be detectable by powerful cultivators outside.
It was like transmitting electromagnetic signals to ordinary people. They could not perceive them directly; the electromagnetic signals had to be converted into optical signals, sound signals, mechanical motion, and so