One could be brave, but not reckless.
After thinking for a long time, Chu Fei decided to temporarily "let Chen Xuanlin off" and find a way to negotiate instead. They had recorded everything this time, after all. The advantage in public opinion was on his side.
As for whether Chen Xuanlin would lash out, Chu Fei felt it was unlikely. After all, this was a negotiation backed by strength.
There were several reasons he was considering negotiations.
Compared with other cultivation methods, Chu Fei had a much deeper understanding of magic.
Whether it was the inheritance of magical research or his experiences with the Jien Clan, both had given Chu Fei a profound understanding of magic. Not to mention that Chu Fei himself had mastered a few spells, such as the magic fireball.
Chu Fei believed that there were two cultivation systems in this world that were naturally blessed with an aura. One was Immortal Cultivator-style cultivation, and the other was magic-based cultivation.
Immortal Cultivators had formations, and magic had them too;
Immortal Cultivators had spells, while magic consisted entirely of all kinds of spells;
Immortal Cultivators had magical treasures, while magic had Demonic Artifacts and the like;
Immortal Cultivators had talismans, while magic had scrolls;
Immortal Cultivators studied the Heavenly Dao, while magic studied Arcane Arts;
Immortal Cultivators had nascent souls that communicated with heaven and earth; mages possessed equally formidable mental power and could trigger an "avalanche" of natural energy.
In Chu Fei's understanding, magic was inferior to immortal cultivation mainly in lifespan, physical strength, and its particularly heavy reliance on the outside world.
Magic was a classic case of using little to achieve much. So long as one provided a "magic seed," it could trigger an energy "avalanche" over a vast area. Powerful Magic Forbidden Curses could