Chapter 1820 Flaws

Chapter 1820 Flaws

1820 Flaws

Life and Death.

Now that Ryu thought about it, he rarely tried to comprehend things that were too complex. It could be said that his Dao and Spacetime were his two most complicated paths, but one existed as a focused attempt to make comprehending other things much easier, and the latter came to him naturally courtesy of the mysterious Zu Ancestor Visualization.

When Ryu took a step back and realized this, he found it all to be a bit amusing. He had all this talent in comprehension, yet he usually spent it on the easiest concepts to understand.

All things considered, Fire and Lightning were just elements, and they were among the easiest paths to comprehend. His Weapon God Auras were also relatively straightforward. The paths were already carved out by others, and there were also so many to observe, so how could it not be easier? In fact, the only times he had tried to deviate from those paths, he had ended up having to abandon it not just once, but twice over.

The first time he abandoned it was when he chose to give up dual wielding spears, glaives, and halberds in exchange for a pair of great swordstaffs instead.

Then the second time he chose to abandon them was when he gave up weapons entirely for a path of close combat.

It was rare for Ryu's self-reflection to be so self-deprecating. But after seeing how pathetic he was in his other lives, it was difficult to continue taking himself very seriously.

Once again, even until now, Ryu had still yet to completely shrug off those thoughts of doubt. Even now, he was still trying to refine his Temperament and leap over that hurdle.

That said, all of this wasn't entirely Ryu's fault. He did have exceptional comprehension, and everything came to him naturally... or more accurately, he had no choice but to take the paths that came the quickest to him because he had spent far too little time cultivating.

The first thousand years of his life were a testament to what he could do when he really had time to focus on something and find drive.

What if he accidentally comprehended an inferior path and just casually took it because he was too arrogant to double-check? By the time his Dao soared past a level where it could still be molded and changed, would he still have the time to regret?

By then, it would already be far too late.

Ryu exhaled a slow breath and soon his heart was as calm as a lake.

He realized now that it wasn't just that he liked climbing tall mountains, but he liked doing it quickly.

Reflecting on his past lives, when he felt like he couldn't progress, he often gave up. It was easy to say that you should just work hard when you had momentum. But if you were grinding your wheels in the mud, what truly separated great people from those that were inferior was just how much lack of progress you could take.

Could he stare at an immovable wall and still press on?

Or would he give up the moment he realized that there was truly no pressing beyond that Realm?

'Have I ever truly pulled out all of the potential of my cultivation Realms? Or was I far too obsessed with taking the next step, and the next step?'

Ryu exhaled another breath.

He entered a state of meditation and his mind became still.

He had never been perfect. He had always had flaws.

It was about time he started fixing them.