The martial path was vast and profound. Ask what stood at the peak—what was the peak? It was merely part of the pursuit of supreme sainthood.
The same was true of competing against people and competing against heaven and earth. Victory could be defeat, and defeat could be victory. What did victory or defeat matter? For oneself, so long as one dared to try, one had already won regardless of the outcome.
This was the truth Jiang Dali had realized after War God's Catalogue broke through to Level 8, Sublime Mastery.
Back then, when the War God fought heaven, earth, people, and himself, what he pursued was not victory or defeat, but only the single word "battle." So long as he fought and dared to fight, he was the greatest winner, having at least gained abundant combat experience.
Having tasted the benefits of the experience of "mind and body as one" during his battle with the Regent King, Jiang Dali deeply agreed.
Though it was now difficult for him to grasp that fleeting opportunity and enter the state of mind and body as one again, he had at least experienced it before. There might not be no hope in the future.
And if that battle had not happened, if the Regent King had not given him that pressure, there would have been no hope at all.
"The War God's path truly makes a great deal of sense. I just wonder whether such a powerful War God from ancient times ultimately died in battle or of old age."
With admiration and remembrance for that predecessor in his heart, Jiang Dali focused his spirit between his brows, cast aside all mortal thoughts, and abruptly entered a state where spirit and flesh separated.
In an instant, there was neither outside nor inside, neither