Meng Yi ignored Shi Hao and Ye Fan's mutual jabs. Without affecting their verbal exchange, he split off a strand of will and took the "Uncertain Future: Ye Fan Will Seed" to the battlefield of the stalemate.
"'Destined'..."
Upon arriving at the "Golden Perfect Era" of the "Destiny Cut," Meng Yi, who had not entered any story's understanding, looked down upon the surging tide of the battle against "destiny."
He stacked an abundance of technical patches onto the gold coins dropped by the "Three Lives Bronze Coffin Master"—the "14th Order Primal Worldview: Local Origin First Position"—and added a "Remnant 14th Order Primal Trait" to play against a "Predetermined Future · Destined" that possessed the equivalent strength of three "Destined · Da Luo" entities.
"Predetermined Future · Destined" meant that "the general trend cannot be changed, but the details can be altered."
Meng Yi's approach, meanwhile, was that "a thousand-mile dike collapses because of an anthill, and a hundred-foot tower falls through a gap."
He constantly accumulated quantitative changes until they piled up to a certain point and produced a qualitative change, using the "momentum" gathered from the "details" to oppose the momentum of "destiny."
Thus, some things could be overlooked and allowed to pass. For minor issues that did not affect the greater picture, there was no need to fight "Predetermined Future · Destined" to the death.
That was how the "Supreme Being Bone" shattered, how "An Lan Immortal King" fell, and how "Life and Death Immortal Emperor" betrayed them.
Looking at matters from the macroscopic level of the "Heavens Game," Meng Yi successively unsealed the "Uncertain Future" of "Da Luo: Shi Hao" and "Da Luo: Ye Fan," gaining a slight overall advantage.
So what if this was a battle of endurance? If he could win once, he could win