Dao Equaling the Heavens

Gu Wen took a slight breath and felt an unparalleled power, his senses magnified like never before.

He clenched his fist slightly, and the terrifying force bursting from his five fingers instantly squeezed out a dull explosive sound.

Just now, the Golden Light Spell he used had also enhanced him, roughly tripling his physical strength. But for someone like him who did not practice body refinement, a threefold increase sounded significant, but it could not be used in spellcasting.

It might be enough to deal with Hee Huan from the Luodu era.

But now, it was more than a hundredfold. A hundredfold increase in physical strength was comparable to the strength of an ordinary Taoist Soldier, each movement carrying with it the might and defense of a Taoist Soldier. Gu Wen didn’t need the former, as the Immortal Sword in his hand was powerful enough.

The latter was far more important; many times, combat was a matter of brute force flying bricks, either understanding the profound Daoist Skills, unparalleled in attack, or having invincible defense like Vajra.

Besides these three, there were other ways to win, but those were too troublesome and relied too much on the right timing, location, and people. The more preparation required, the higher the probability of making mistakes, and coincidentally, a duel between experts was all about waiting for the opponent to slip up.

This is why the Major Sects all favored Qi Cultivation, Divine Skills, and Magic Treasures--their three main strategies, rather than Arrays, Alchemy, talismans, and so on.

Because they wouldn’t fail, you just take them out and smash with them.

Now Gu Wen had unparalleled offensive capabilities, and with the addition of an indomitable defense like Vajra, he would be invincible in both offense and defense.