After hearing Whis's words, Lu Li's eyes gradually lit up. He realized that the battles in Dragon Ball World were not as full of bugs as they seemed in the manga, but were instead the result of profound combat techniques.
His current problem was exactly as Whis had described: his offensive power was extremely strong, and his attacks were broad and sweeping, easily destroying vast stretches of starfields.
That looked incredibly impressive, but in reality, it also created problems. Whenever Lu Li went all out, he would inadvertently destroy a wide area of the surrounding environment.
In fact, Lu Li himself did not want to destroy the universe. That was why, when fighting, he sometimes had to choose remote starfields or hold himself back.
If he could master the kind of control technique used by Beerus and the others—concentrating his attack energy entirely on his opponent and preventing it from dispersing—not only could he protect the universe from being easily destroyed, he could also focus his own offensive power more effectively.
That was why, at the beginning of Dragon Ball Super, when Beerus and Super Saiyan God Goku fought on Earth, the atmosphere barely trembled. Even when Beerus sent Goku crashing into the sea, there was no terrifying scene of the Earth being pierced through.
It was because they controlled their power properly during battle, concentrating all its might on their opponent. In fact, when Goku was knocked into the sea, he had already absorbed most of Beerus's damage himself. Otherwise, with Beerus's power, how could he send something flying without destroying the Earth?
Moreover, according to the setting, if a God of Destruction fought someone at full strength and failed to control the resulting shockwaves, allowing them to disperse, they could destroy the entire universe. That was why battles