Of course, if the other party's Laws could not surpass the restrictions of the Time Law, they would easily be controlled by it. What affected the outcome was the strength of their respective Laws, not the strength of the Laws themselves. From this alone, it could be confirmed that the Six Paths Heaven was stronger than my Genesis Heaven.
This also explained why the Six Paths Laws were currently stronger than my Laws. The saying "one force can overcome ten techniques" perfectly explained this scene. She herself was not greatly affected by the Time Law, and could still charge recklessly through the Laws space I had created. However, this was only temporary.
As the immortals of Genesis Heaven wholeheartedly supported me, the power of my Dao Proving Heaven gradually increased, and the output of the Time Law became increasingly powerful. Apparently sensing the enormous influence of the Time Law the deeper she went, the Six Paths Sovereign did not continue advancing. After leading the Six Paths Heaven to seize my vast territory in the first wave of impact, she soon came to a halt.
But that did not mean she would retreat. She was also waiting for her supply lines to advance. Once the supplies caught up with the output, she would launch another fierce attack. This was the typical attacking method of a Heavenly Dao war.
Naturally, I would not give her a chance to catch her breath at this point. I constantly sent my twin swords toward her, pushing forward with increasingly vicious and unpredictable angles of attack. In close combat, the attack patterns of the Nine Styles of Wonder were astonishing. After my improvements, every move carried a Laws-based attack to trigger it. Within Genesis Heaven, who could say it was not utterly peerless? Yet against the