So, where exactly was the problem?
In the shadows, Li Su's eyes narrowed slightly as he watched the Dao attainment take shape.
So far, although he had seen that there was something wrong with the ruin, he clearly could not tell where the problem lay.
To be honest, the one who had set this up possessed exceedingly brilliant methods.
Especially in formations—they were unquestionably at the very pinnacle. Even Li Su could only glimpse a portion of what lay within, and only a very small portion at that.
Not only was the other party's mastery of formations formidable, they were also exceptionally skilled at chained formations—commonly known as "nesting dolls."
In other words, formations within formations, layers upon layers of formations.
These formations not only complemented one another, but could also conceal one another.
It was not that they could not be seen through. It was simply that analyzing them through the clues exposed would require an enormous amount of time.
Furthermore, Li Su himself stood at the very top when it came to cultivation, but in areas such as formations and alchemy, he could only say that he was capable if he took them seriously. In truth, he was half-baked at best. One reason was that he had little interest in them; the other was that his talent in those areas truly was not all that great.
The reason he was so formidable was purely because his comprehension was too BUG-like, allowing him to analyze things from the perspective of comprehending the Dao.
That was also why he had not hesitated to stage the killing of his father-in-law in order to force that Near-Saint to descend by force.
Only then could he use the flaw forcibly punched through by the other party to find a way out.
Although the