Because this abyss happens to be at the intersection of these ten tributary waters and the terrain is low-lying, there are only two solutions.
The first method is to change the direction of the surrounding ten tributaries to avoid this abyss.
This method is very difficult, as it involves creating ten new flow paths while maintaining the order of each tributary, which is an immense task.
The second method is to fill this abyss, solving the problem fundamentally without affecting the original flow.
However, the abyss is bottomless, even Su Mu's divine sense cannot reach it, making it more difficult than the first method.
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Let's try the first method first.
Thinking of this, Su Mu spread his hands, simultaneously controlling the ten tributary waters and began to change direction.
The ten streams, like ten giant dragons, started to weave, transform, and circulate under Su Mu's command.
