A single remark awakens the dreamer.
Xu Xiaoshou indeed realized that he had "overlooked" Kui Leihan.
This prodigy, who can sit cross-legged in contemplation and comprehend cross-era divine senses, how could he possibly be content to remain beneath others?
Putting aside other matters, the scene depicting Kui Leihan's early life viewed from Dao Pei Pei reveals that this person is fiercely uncompromising, determined to pursue his enemies across ten thousand miles and cut them down from horseback.
Even if the Third Ancestor is strong, how could he make Kui Leihan give up?
Yet this notion of "not looking at the person, but at the weapon," Xu Xiaoshou found somewhat disconcerting.
The Overlord complements the Divine, the Evil Sin Bow harmonizes with Ai Cangsheng, and Qingju, such a makeshift Fourth Sword, is absurd to force into play. Yet how does the Sky Shattering Hammer represent Kui Leihan?
