After listening to Jin Jun's advice, Lin Qi knew it was not a good time for her to show herself, lest she scare people away.
So, after careful consideration, she decided to enter seclusion and cultivate.
She and that impostor would inevitably have a battle someday.
After saying so much to Lin Qi, Jin Jun's ultimate goal was to have her reclaim the lost soul fragment.
There was only one additional condition: the lost soul fragment had to be willing to let Lin Qi absorb it.
Lin Qi had only two options in this situation.
The first was to move the impostor with lofty moral character, making her willingly return to Lin Qi's body and obediently serve as a soul.
Lin Qi dismissed this option without a second thought.
The second was to suppress her with force and beat the impostor until she submitted.
This suited Lin Qi's personality better and was far more practical.
During the days Lin Qi had followed the impostor, she had seen her make moves. The strength she revealed was about the same as what Lin Qi had displayed three years ago; there was nothing particularly formidable about it.
Yet the more that was the case, the more vigilant Lin Qi became.
What kind of person could control her cultivation so flawlessly?
Unless her true strength was exactly the same as Lin Qi's.
Setting that possibility aside, disguising one's strength to be exactly identical to that of a stranger was itself an exceedingly difficult thing.
Lin Qi had never feared imagining her enemies as too powerful.
She suspected that the impostor might possess Mahayana cultivation, perhaps even higher.
After all, the other party had come from another small world. She had already crossed worlds.
What Lin Qi had seen in the Netherworld had greatly broadened