Burning the Boats! My Future is the Ever-Changing Archdruid

Although Wang Zhen had not said it outright, Nie Quanzhen was no fool. She naturally understood the implication behind his words: she had been dazzled by all those flashy abilities and had completely overlooked their limits and potential for advancement. Those abilities could give her every advantage in battles below the mythological lifeform tier, and could even put her at an advantage at times. But once she entered the realm of mythological lifeforms, the enormous gap in life rank meant that these beings, transcending mortal flesh, would naturally develop innate divine abilities or traits unique to themselves. In essence, her abilities were like incomplete, castrated versions of those innate powers or traits—damaged versions that could neither be repaired nor upgraded.

It was precisely this awkward situation that had locked down Nie Quanzhen's path of advancement, preventing her from crossing the crucial threshold of mythological lifeforms and leaving her clearly behind the others.

Although Wang Zhen had not stated a solution, what he had said already contained the answer.

Now it depended on whether Nie Quanzhen dared to make a painful sacrifice and give it one final shot.

If Nie Quanzhen kept wavering over gains and losses and could not commit to a desperate gamble, then she truly would not have even the slightest remaining chance.

Although Wang Zhen had yet to receive information from the Main God about the next scenario world, he had a feeling that this scenario world would likely undergo changes. After all, aside from Nie Quanzhen, everyone in the Zhongzhou Team had now reached the mythological lifeform tier. If the scenario world's difficulty was not adjusted accordingly, the next scenario world would inevitably become a paradise for harvesting reward points like mad. That would run counter to the Main God's plan of making these apostles struggle