Tea Mountain Village, the place where Yan Nu was born.
He stood calmly, opening up the protection of his own information so that Azure Emperor could reinforce his depth-overreach mechanism.
At this moment, all was silent. Everyone stood on high alert, activating omniscient traits across the board to monitor all information, wanting to see what the author would do.
Yet, astonishingly, the author did nothing at all.
Did he really do nothing?
Does not acting mean making no mistakes? Is he also worried that if he directly tampers with Yan Nu, he will be overreached?
Everyone was somewhat surprised.
In their assumptions, when Yan Nu deployed his own defenses, the author should have seized the opportunity to obliterate, tamper with, seal, or banish him.
An undefended Yan Nu, no matter how he adapted, would suffer damage first and adapt second.
It could be said that when dealing with an absolute adapter, striking first was very important.
There were only two possible outcomes: either Yan Nu's adaptation depth was lower than the author's and failed to overreach, or it was higher, thereby using this to reach the "beyond-author tier."
Unexpectedly, the author did not make a move. Could it be that the author backed down, or that he was not giving even a sliver of chance?
"No... We cannot treat the author as an enemy like before," Miaohan said suddenly, a realization dawning on her.
As she spoke, she stared fixedly at Azure Emperor.
She suddenly realized that everyone had been misled by Azure Emperor.
The prerequisite for the author to seize the opportunity and strike was... that the author was hostile to Yan Nu!
Only by wanting to put Yan Nu to death and trying every possible way to deal with him would the author strike when a so-called opportunity