Fang Yun possessed powerful Divine Sense, formidable literary guts, and mighty Kunlun Heavenly Aspects. He even had a Great Sage Body. But at his core, he was not yet a Half-Sage and had not mastered the true Sacred Way. At most, he had drawn infinitely close to it; he still could not truly control it.
Moreover, Fang Yun was completely unable to use the literary qi of Sainthood, which the Human Race called sacred power for short.
He could use neither War Poetry nor Lip Spear and Tongue Sword, neither literary heart nor Realm of Family, State, and World, nor literary world and the like. He could wield only twenty percent of his strength.
Even so, the Emperor Race Sages clicked their tongues in wonder. Someone who was not a Half-Sage could trade blows with a newly ascended Emperor Race Half-Sage using Divine Sense alone. What more could anyone ask for?
That was an Emperor Race Half-Sage! It meant that if Fang Yun encountered a Half-Sage from an ordinary race, he could absolutely pin his opponent down and batter them!
Though he was at a disadvantage, Fang Yun was not discouraged. Instead, he cast aside all stray thoughts and concentrated on tempering his sacred sense and literary guts.
The power of literary guts was the Human Race's spiritual strength, adept at defense rather than attack. But it had one particularly remarkable quality: it could merge with every kind of power.
Sacred sense infused with literary guts was extremely powerful, ranking among the foremost of the Emperor Race Half-Sages.
However, Fang Yun mainly practiced defense, effectively having the Emperor Race Half-Sages help him temper his sacred sense.
The Human Race's offensive methods were varied and diverse, far surpassing those of the Emperor Race. They lacked no means of attack, but were