Chapter 1981: Mathematical Bliss (37)
One way to bridge the gap between two levels was to strive upward until you stood shoulder to shoulder with the other person. But you could also try to make them fall to your level, then beat them with your wealth of experience.
By the time Fu Qian realized how bleak the road ahead was, he already had a similar strategy in mind.
That was why he had been waiting for the "abnormal intuition" to appear. To some extent, it amounted to the other party willingly falling.
A fall of the mind was still a fall.
The gap between him and the Ancient One was simply too great, so Fu Qian didn't think the other party would have to truly fall all the way to his current level for him to pull off an invasion of their will.
But in any case, that thought in his mind that didn't belong to him had to belong to "it," right?
Especially when his own actions ran counter to the other party's, and his intuition grew wilder and wilder as he climbed the ladder.
At that moment, Fu Qian could clearly feel that the thought did indeed belong to the invader.
But that was only the first step.
Luring the other party into a brief mental fall, down to a level where it could talk with him, was one thing. How could he make the most of this opportunity?
Clearly, the other party couldn't really talk with him, so Fu Qian chose another approach.
As he'd said before, certain rules that both sides had to follow might be one of the few advantages he had in this unequal contest.
For example, the Bliss Potions that could put someone back to sleep.
If he immersed himself in them directly,