He knew that the person in this world who understood his Daoist Divine Powers the most was not himself, but the Heavenly Venerate. After all, the Heavenly Venerate had killed him more than forty times, becoming quite adept.
But he also knew that experience is not always reliable, and can mislead you into believing that using the same method will achieve victory again.
What he wanted was to mislead the Heavenly Venerate.
He was also aware of his own flaws, knowing his habits in executing techniques, among which there was a significant flaw in the connection of Water and Fire.
He believed that the Heavenly Venerate must have seized upon his flaw. As long as the Heavenly Venerate had killed him once using this method, the next time the same technique was displayed, the Heavenly Venerate would unhesitatingly use the same Magic Skill as before.
In this way, he could carefully plan against an unsuspecting opponent, using his own abilities to triumph over the Heavenly Venerate once!
