“There’s no need to compare. I’ve been lonely in my pursuit of the Grand Dao for far too long. I long for defeat!” Su Yi said with complete seriousness.1

Grandmaster Bodhi was briefly stunned, then rueful. It was because Su Yi was invincible within his path that loneliness had accumulated like a snowdrift in his heart. This was the mentality that led to longing for defeat!0

 It would have been hard not to be rueful over this kind of spirit and this mentality.0

“Fellow Daoist, with your current cultivation, it is indeed far too difficult to find worthy opponents in your pursuit of the Grand Dao,” whispered Grandmaster Bodhi.0

“That’s why I’m truly eager to duke it out with them,” said Su Yi. He paused to take a sip of wine. “Whether I’m striving for the Grand Dao or competing for good fortune, it’s most satisfying when I’m surrounded by enemies on all sides.”0

“‘Surrounded by enemies on all sides?’ Wonderful!” Grandmaster Bodhi smiled.1

A moment later, he clasped his fist. “It’s time I got going. I’ve got to find the River Lord for a chat before my avatar dissipates."0

He looked directly at Su Yi. "We’re sure to meet...0