Ye Luo was undoubtedly the player with the strongest survival ability among them. This was not merely because his equipment, overall attributes, and skill set surpassed everyone else's. He also possessed the Ten Directions Battle Banner. After all, only players holding components of that national artifact could stack its attributes. In this regard, Long Teng Tian Xia and Qian Li Zou Dan Qi were at a disadvantage. Thus, it was inevitable that Ye Luo would be the first to attack the boss.
When he was still over twenty meters away from the boss, Ye Luo used Flash, followed by Divine Dance Steps and then Charge. Although a huge miss appeared, he did not stop. Reincarnation Slash + normal attack + Reincarnation Combo. While many of those attacks still missed, several struck the boss. His powerful attack power dealt considerable damage, even though the boss's defense was very high, since quite a few of Ye Luo's attacks ignored defense.
One high damage number after another floated above the boss's head, with several triggering multiple critical hits. This allowed Ye Luo to firmly draw the boss's aggro. At that point, Breaking Waves Riding Wind and the others no longer needed to worry about the boss's aggro shifting when they attacked—they knew that their damage output had virtually no chance of surpassing Ye Luo's, so they naturally could not steal the boss's aggro.
It had to be said that with his ultimate and Taiji Great Dao active, Ye Luo's strength was extraordinarily formidable, especially with the stacked attributes from ten Ten Directions Battle Banner components. Although the boss's attacks still cost him a great deal of health, it was only one-twentieth of his total HP. With his powerful recovery and lifesteal, he could easily maintain full health. Moreover, Ye Luo occasionally used Divine