Li Shunchen thought it over seriously. Before he gained his next simulation opportunity, he had to make thorough preparations on two fronts in reality.
That death match in the cemetery, where he had been crushed in an instant, had driven home the fact that his next opponents would be special grades who could use Domain Expansion without any reservations.
His first preparation, therefore, was to prioritize attempts to master domains.
This meant not only researching the Domain Expansion of his own innate cursed technique, Phantom Parade, but also attempting to use Phantom Parade to replicate and deploy the domains of other cursed techniques.
Yet this path was extraordinarily difficult. Compared with Unlimited Void, which he had watched Satoru Gojo use and even experienced firsthand in a simulation, with all that information flooding his brain, Phantom Parade's Domain Expansion always seemed to lack some decisive catalyst for Li Shunchen.
If analyzing Unlimited Void was like climbing a cliff whose summit was visible, constructing Phantom Parade's domain was like groping through pitch-black emptiness. He could not even see a hint of a "progress bar."
In truth, Li Shunchen held few unrealistic hopes for this path. He knew his actual talent for jujutsu very well. Forcing himself to master Domain Expansion, the pinnacle of jujutsu combat and an extraordinarily difficult power, in such a short time was practically a pipe dream.
That was why he placed greater importance on his second preparation: mastering the defensive measures the weak used to cling to life inside domains, such as the New Shadow Style's Simple Domain and Falling Blossom Emotion, which the Three Great Families used specifically to counter a domain's sure-hit effect.
In terms of acquisition, the former was somewhat easier.
The simplest, most direct method was to establish contact in reality with the money-obsessed