The pitch-black Demon God and Lu Li had reached a preliminary reconciliation, but that did not mean He would allow other beings to invade the depths of Lu Li's soul.
Even during the Dragon Ball GT era, Old Supreme Kai had been able to unlock the potential of an adult Goku. Old Supreme Kai's combat ability had always been quite average, which meant that this potential-unlocking method did not place high demands on Old Supreme Kai's own strength.
Although Lu Li was very strong now, if he was only in his normal state, he felt that he might not necessarily be separated from future Goku's Super Saiyan 4 by a dimensional gap.
If this world truly followed the Dragon Ball World timeline from beginning to end, then Goku would inevitably grow stronger over the next twenty years.
Although the settings of Dragon Ball Super and Dragon Ball GT greatly conflicted in terms of timeline and transformations, GT's timeline was also one possible path for this world's development. Lu Li believed that, following GT's timeline, future Goku in Super Saiyan 4 would definitely be stronger than Lu Li's current Super Saiyan Blue plus Ultra Ego state.
If Goku at that time could have his potential further unlocked, Lu Li saw no reason why Old Supreme Kai could not use his ability to affect him. The main issue was that Lu Li's soul defenses were simply too strong.
However, Old Supreme Kai had ultimately used his ability. Lu Li was not ignorant of supernatural powers; in fact, he understood many transcendent laws. After watching Old Supreme Kai demonstrate it once, he roughly understood the principle behind it.
If someone could explode with power and reach a certain level of strength without suffering much burden for a short period, that meant their body