Si Sui's sigh did not last long.
Soon, he raised his head and looked toward the Void Darkness beyond the seal. There, he sensed an intense gaze that could not be ignored.
Chu Sheng.
"How far has he gotten?"
At that thought, Si Sui seemed to return to that great Dao Struggle of heaven, earth, and man from years ago. True, in his understanding of [Heaven], he had defeated Chu Sheng.
Yet that did not mean Chu Sheng's Dao was inferior to his. At least in Si Sui's eyes, Chu Sheng's Dao had been equally stunning to the extreme. It was merely that his deductions had not stretched as far as Si Sui's, leaving him a step weaker in the end. But now, 129,600 years had passed, and circumstances were no longer what they had been.
Their positions had reversed.
Times have changed.
This time, I am probably the one who has fallen behind.
Si Sui lowered his eyes, recalling the [Spirit Transformation Dao] that Chu Sheng had once shown him. It was a path utterly unlike his own.
His Dao lay in self-cultivation.
Using the Dharma Body to contain [Yin-Yang], integrating the Primordial Spirit, seeking everything within rather than looking outward, and finally pursuing transcendence—he had traveled very far down this path.
Chu Sheng was different. His Dao lay in seeking externally.
Building [Other Shore], laying plans across antiquity and the present, without obsessing over self-cultivation, yet with the same goal of transcendence. In terms of efficiency, it was actually far faster than his own.
There was no such thing as an unstable foundation.
After all, so long as one could reach the finish line, whether one swam there by oneself or built a boat and sailed there, the final result would not change.
More importantly, these two methods