Zu An, in particular, was seriously injured. It was now a completely one-sided battle, no matter how one looked at the situation. The one saving grace was that Zu An could use the Heaven Devouring Sutra to neutralize a certain degree of his opponent’s shocking strength. Together with ‘The Book’, which warned him ahead of time, he was always able to avoid danger beforehand.3

Even so, he was still constantly in danger. The Lord of Slaughter was just too strong, and The Book’s anticipation skill wasn’t omnipotent. As a comparison, if one were to play the Three Kingdoms Game as Zhuge Liang, even with the starsight skill that allowed its user to examine the tiles before playing them and even change the order of those tiles, the end result was still sometimes unavoidable.0

As the saying went: It is easy to know the will of heaven; it is hard to defy the will of heaven!3

Eventually, there was an instance where, after evading multiple times in quick succession, Zu An wasn’t able to dodge anymore. He was hit by one...0