It's actually not difficult to rush from Sizhou to Kunlun within seven days to save someone; the real challenge is for them to survive those seven days and wait for the rescue.
Of course, if the sole purpose was to save people, Tie Dan could simply unleash a Yazi charge, perform an orbital maneuver, and kill everyone on sight.
But doing so would actually be meaningless.
Yes, having gone through so many ordeals, Tie Dan gradually saw the truth.
The victory in this game of the Taiji Realm does not hinge on the lives of one or two people, or even on the lives of a million or two million people.
Rather, it's through each victory in disaster, each outcome of philosophical battles, that waves are stirred, evolution is fostered, ultimately determining who will lead the doomsday war.
Whether it's Chen Xiyi or Zhu Yuer, they are merely embodiments of the Dao, symbols of human fate; they are just black and white pieces fallen on the chessboard.
