Yu Ci gradually understood that everyone's divine intent possessed a different nature and followed different cultivation methods. When traversing through different tiers of the Heaven and Earth Law System, there was always a difference between being "adept" and "inadequate." The clash of divine intent in the void required not only comparing strength, but even more so, understanding techniques. One had to be skilled at entangling opponents and suppressing them at a tier favorable to oneself.
Whether it was Wu Yuanchen or Chu Yuanxiang, both possessed several tiers they were most adept at. In truth, Yu Ci did as well.
The Law of Life and Death tied to his Dao foundation was one of the fundamental laws between heaven and earth, existing across nearly every tier. His choices were naturally extremely abundant, overlapping with the Wu and Chu duo while also conflicting with them.
On the tiers of "overlap," he was by no means a match for the two seasoned, ferocious grandmaster powerhouses who specialized in the Dao of divine intent slaughter. Yet his advantage lay in his extremely rapid jumping and strong adaptability. The Wu and Chu duo had constantly sought to entangle him, yet repeatedly missed their mark.
Even if a truly critical moment arrived, because he was on the tier of the "Realm of Truth"—where the true nature of the "self" manifested and closely integrated with the supreme divine ability of self-opened void—he was able to forcibly open up the void, distort the laws of heaven and earth, and shape an environment most suited to him and most capable of delaying opponents. Even if the temporarily opened void was born and perished instantly, he still gained an opportunity to break free.
This was the reason why Yu Ci had engaged in a protracted battle with the two great