Dealing with six Desolate Grades naturally couldn't involve confronting them head-on. No matter how much Su Xiaobai underestimated his enemies, he would never believe he could take on six cultivators at the same realm simultaneously. However he looked at it, it was simply unrealistic.
As long as his realm hadn't entered the Third Stage Imperfect Great Desolation, it was impossible for him to possess a way to completely suppress these Desolate Grade powerhouses. Therefore, Su Xiaobai's optimal battle plan had only one step: continuously wear down their combat strength, gradually weakening the power of the Desolate Grades through countless battles until it reached a level he could handle!
The more helpless they were to punish Su Xiaobai, the more anxious the Desolate Grades became. The attacks they unleashed grew stronger each time, and their scale became more outrageous with every wave.
Su Xiaobai merged with five Saint Grade Giant Shadows, while the remaining five million Shadows combined into four Saint Grade Giant Shadows and ten Heaven Grade Shadows, along with over a hundred Platinum Shadows, and entered the battlefield.
What he needed to do was actually very simple: draw as many Desolate Grade powerhouses as possible into the Second Ancient Domain, slowly drain their strength, and then use the advantage of his clones to influence the situation on the battlefield.
The tactic's effect was immediate. The Saint Grade Giant Shadows might not be as powerful as the original body, but slaughtering Divine Generals of this level was still as easy as killing dogs. The Desolate Grades seemed to have trapped Su Xiaobai in the battlefield, but in truth, they had trapped themselves there as well. As long as Su Xiaobai didn't collapse, they wouldn't be able to escape.
The Giant Shadows rampaging through the enemy ranks naturally moved as if