The General of the Heavenly Strategy with the Bearing of Dragon and Phoenix, the Countenance of Sun and Sky: Prince of Qin Li Shimin!

Liu Hongxuan knew his own strengths and weaknesses very well.

After the Reiki Revival, individual power had reached unprecedented heights. The strong could turn the tide alone; a single person suppressing a nation or even destroying a planet or star system was no longer impossible.

The nature of warfare had thus undergone earth-shaking changes.

In many cases, battles between civilizations had become contests and deterrence between top-tier powerhouses.

But that absolutely did not mean that "strategy" had lost its value in this era.

On the contrary, when power levels were close, or in supernatural wars that were not utterly one-sided, intelligence, strategy, timing, and one's understanding and application of military tactics could often achieve tremendous results with minimal effort—even determining victory or defeat.

Especially when different races, factions, and supernatural beings with all manner of strange abilities were involved, cunning schemes and meticulous arrangements could sometimes matter even more than a simple contest of strength.

Moreover, as life itself evolved and the brain underwent deep development, the thinking speed, information-processing ability, and logical deduction abilities of top-tier supernatural beings far surpassed those of ordinary humans before the Reiki Revival.

Those who had already excelled in such matters naturally became even more terrifying in the depth of their schemes and the subtlety of their plans.

Still, whether one excelled at it ultimately depended on talent and investment.

The Liu Family—or rather, the inheritors of the Qilin Superpower represented by Liu Hongxuan—possessed extraordinary talent and grew rapidly in strength. Their family tradition and personal efforts were mostly devoted to tempering their Superpowers, honing their combat skills, and pursuing higher Realms.

Scheming, laying plans, and strategic planning were not their specialties. It could even be called their "weakness."

Liu Hongxuan himself was by no means a brute. He possessed keen combat instincts and