Su Yi thought for a moment, then smiled. "Wasn't that battle just now an answer in itself?"
Bai Xiu was instantly stunned.
Did the height of one's realm matter?
Looking back on that battle, the difference in realms had been nothing more than an empty shell—completely unimportant!
After all, if a higher realm could suppress everything, how could she possibly have lost to Su Yi, who had yet to become a god?
The same applied to herself. She too possessed the strength to easily slay Middle Gods!
"But those at higher realms can still crush everyone at lower realms, can't they?"
Bai Xiu could not help asking.
Su Yi nodded. "That is indeed so. But have you considered that once your cultivation breaks through, you too will be able to kill opponents at higher realms?"
This time, before Bai Xiu could speak again, Su Yi continued, "Nothing is absolute. The barriers and gaps between realms are not unbreakable in our eyes. Therefore, to people like us, the height of one's realm is not so important."
"However, for the vast majority in this world, the height of one's realm is what matters most."
Su Yi said, "After all, people like you and me are ultimately exceptions, incapable of representing most cultivators."
Bai Xiu could not help falling into thought.
This question seemed simple, yet the significance behind the distinction between high and low realms was entirely different.
"The path of cultivation is built from one realm after another. Every realm is like a stone step."
Su Yi spoke again. "In seeking the Great Dao, every realm is incomparably important to us. They are the foundation of all our cultivation. Only by stepping upward, one stone stair at a time, can we climb higher and see farther."
"As for how high those