Li Tang felt that Zhao Guanlan's combat habits were not very good.
Clearly controlling the whole situation and capable of a one-hit kill, yet he insisted on playing a cat-and-mouse game, toying with his opponent.
An Extraordinary One with such habits is either brain-dead or someone so invincibly confident from being unrivaled for too long that they don't even consider the enemy a true opponent but merely a chess piece to be manipulated.
Now it seems that Zhao Guanlan is the latter.
Whatever the reason, this habit is a bad habit and can easily lead to failure.
Once failure occurs, there will be no turning back.
In this world, there's no medicine for regret, nor is there any "time reversal" or "rebirth in another life".
In high-level battles, failure often means the annihilation of both body and soul.
With the soul shattered, where would a second chance come from?
"You're very smart."
