Dao Equaling the Heavens

Three Pure Daoist asked, "Do you want to temper his heart?"

Chi Yu Zi and Jun Yan had a slight epiphany; they had been around Gu Wen day and night and had more or less sensed it. Considering the other possessed the Immortal Sword, a bit of pride did not seem problematic, being too humble might even seem hypocritical.

Now it was rather arrogant to attempt to challenge Ao Heng with a Fifth Level of Dao Foundation.

"Yes, he still needs tempering: he really is all nerves. He’s still clinging to the old ways he developed at Dragon Bridge, always considering avoiding damage, dodging, and even fleeing."

Yu Hua raised her head to look at Gu Wen’s departing figure. Her voice was unhurried, carrying an air of inevitability.

"I hope he understands through Ao Heng that he is invincible and thus becomes mad with power and proud of his talents."

Others thought Gu Wen was too proud, but she felt he was too humble.

In eight months, reaching the fulfilled Fifth Level Yuqing Daoji, the True Sword Dao, and the Nine Revolutions Golden Pill, he ought to have taken his position with an unmatched presence and stepped onto the true path of the invincible.

Not fearing to shorten his own life, causing Chi Yu Zi to be disabled, or losses among his companions, thereby limiting himself starting to hesitate and be overly cautious. But historically, every Immortal achieved greatness by paving their path with countless failures and having enemies and friends perish along the way.

Gu Wen was still too gentle; such gentle people could not survive in the Cultivation World.