In Zheng Jiang's view, if one only calculated overall strength, Ma Ran was absolutely unbeatable.
At least for now, even though he had reached the God-Demon Tier, he had racked his brains and pondered desperately, yet still could not find any possibility of defeating Ma Ran.
No!
"Defeating Ma Ran" was setting his sights far too high.
Simply escaping alive from Ma Ran's hands would already be an achievement worth boasting about!
After all, beneath this man's facade of gentleness and tolerance lay a nature that sought revenge for the slightest grievance.
It was only when he watched The Legend of Earth for the second time that Zheng Jiang belatedly realized that some of the plot points in the comic were not meaningless at all, but foreshadowing—such as how everyone who had offended Ma Ran would die because of seemingly reasonable circumstances.
Thinking back carefully, one or two times might have been coincidence, but when it happened again and again, it became rather absurd. He had failed to notice the problem before because all those people who had displeased Ma Ran had died in perfectly reasonable ways, blending seamlessly into the plot and pacing.
This time, while reviewing The Legend of Earth again, Zheng Jiang had the feeling that the fourth wall had been broken.
He vaguely sensed that Ma Ran was not like a character in a comic, but rather the creator who wielded the brush and pen.
However...
He had always firmly believed that among the Endless Planes, there was no absolutely invincible existence.
As long as an individual could be recorded through language, writing, or images, they would have flaws and weaknesses.
When he first read The Legend of Earth, Zheng Jiang had clearly realized that the most interesting thing about Ma Ran was...
His strength and