If Su Yi could resolve a battle on his own, he absolutely wouldn’t look for allies.0

The way he saw it, the disadvantages of fighting in a group outweighed the advantages.2

If he fought a group of enemies alone, even if he was injured, he could take it. And alone, his battle absolutely wouldn’t affect anyone else.0

But the moment someone came to his aid, his enemies were sure to use them to restrict him!2

Enemies could use roundabout attacks and feints to seize opportunities to attack Su Yi’s allies and lead him around by the nose. Thus, Su Yi couldn’t focus completely on killing his enemies.0

Take now, for instance. The Universal Emptiness Sword Buddha was badly injured and in grave peril. How could Su Yi possibly just stand back and watch him die?0

And Hong Feiyu was unquestionably attempting to take advantage of that very fact. He was targeting the Universal Emptiness Sword Buddha to prevent Su Yi from moving freely. This put him on the passive.0

This was why Su Yi didn’t like fighting in a group. If they won, fine. But if they encountered danger, his allies would become weaknesses to exploit!5

“Die!” Hong Feiyu bellowed and charged at the Wood Spirit Monarch.0

Meanwhile, four other powerful enemies seized...0