The hints given for clearing a trial were likely full of misdirection and temptation. Put plainly, the Prayer-Devil Wraith Buddha Beast wanted to kill them while still abiding by the cultivation of its own Dao Heart.
As long as it used traps that did not break the rules, it would not violate its principles. But if they followed every hint it gave, they would surely walk into a trap.
This trial had so many Light Gates and had given them the hint "All Phenomena Are Mirrors, All Shadows Are Bodies!" To Su Wenzhou, that merely served to draw their attention to every Light Gate.
There were forty or fifty Light Gates here. The longer they failed to find a problem, the more they would search each Light Gate in depth. Perhaps the Light Gates held no clues at all, yet they would think they had overlooked something and search more carefully, more slowly...
The time lost that way could be staggering. By the time they suddenly realized how little remained, they would only grow more frantic, and their chances of failure would soar!
Thus, Su Wenzhou's brief remark meant that he had placed his focus on the latter part of the hint.
"Which is true and may leave? Which is false and may perish?"
All I need is truth and falsehood. There are only two possibilities: true or false. The simplest way is to strike the Light Gates and shatter those illusory mirrors. It was much like what Zhang Ming had done at the end of the previous trial.
Everyone here was clever, though. They knew Su Wenzhou was not simply imitating Zhang Ming. His point was that the best way through this trial might also be simple and direct!
During his earlier examination, Su Wenzhou had once again used