The narrator said: Ye Yu, since Ye Feng is so powerful, why doesn't the handling of the fantasy thunder beast incident seem to be as awesome as you say at the moment?
Ye Yu said: That's what you are talking about. In fact, the main reason is what was mentioned at the time. Ye Feng did not have a point-blank attack method that exceeds the speed of light. After all, it was to save people instead of killing people. In this world, no matter what time, it is always much easier to destroy than to protect.
There are of course other secondary reasons. Ye Feng's explosive state is biased toward attacking, and he is a type that emphasizes destruction and light protection. Although Ye Feng can reach the peak of the Eighth Dimension Domination Realm in his extreme explosive state, the duration is extremely short and is not suitable for the fantasy Thunder Beast waiting for a fighter opportunity. The range of the barrier that Ye Feng can use to defend himself against attacks from the eighth dimension is very small, and he cannot protect others. What's more important is that after that, Ye Feng will be weak for a period of time due to exhaustion of strength.
In addition, Ye Feng can already attack beyond the speed of light in his normal state. What Ye Feng lacks is just a suitable attack method on points, not a lack of strength. That's why Ye Feng chose the normal state and set up a barrier to defend against the power of the sixth dimension.
Although Ye Feng has had the habit of using the right power to do the right thing and not wasting power, it has become more and more serious since the golden elixir was sealed by Ruan Qinghan. After all, if the wealth is squandered, it will be lost one day.
Ye Feng taught Linglong and Yun Xi that the stronger a person is, the more he must control his own power. In Ye Feng's case, the specific manifestation is to use barriers to control the scope of destroying the surrounding environment. From this perspective, Ye Feng also It is impossible to use the power of the eighth dimension to deal with the fantasy thunder beast incident.
Even if Ye Feng is the emperor's ceiling, he can never be the rabbit who lies down to sleep in the tortoise and the hare race. The ceiling still needs continuous efforts to raise the upper limit of the lower ceiling. Because the enemies Ye Feng will face in the future are powerful beings who can compete with them for the ceiling.
But, I really don’t understand why people like to advocate force when doing things. Can’t we just sit down and talk about reason? Don’t we, Confucius, really like to talk about reason?
The narrator smiled and said: If you ask Confucius to use force, he can do it, right?
Ye Yu said: Really? Did you know that Confucius's theory of force, like his talent and learning, had reached the level of a saint?
The narrator said: I don’t study well, so don’t fool me.
Ye Yu said: Confucius, the first sage, was two meters tall and was known as Kong Dazi by people in the world. "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals" records that "the strength of Confucius is the gateway to the whole country." The strength of his arms can be seen.
"Huainanzi" describes him as "courageously subdued by Meng Ben and sneaking under the radar of cunning rabbits". You must know that Meng Bi was a famous strongman during the Zhou Dynasty and the Qin Dynasty. He once saw two bulls fighting in the wild and divided them with his hands. One cow was lying on the ground, and the other was twitching. Confucius's strength and speed were all at full level. Confucius was stronger than Meng Ben, and even when he chased a rabbit, it was as if it were flying on grass.
When Confucius was traveling around the world in his old age, his masters and disciples were once besieged between the states of Chen and Cai. The disciples were hungry for seven days, and some of them were too hungry to get up. Confucius can also prevent everyone from impromptu performances, singing and dancing. So I seriously doubt that Confucius also learned Bigu and cultivated immortality. Confucius had three thousand disciples, and there were quite a few ruthless characters among these three thousand horses. But they all respected Confucius. Do you believe that it was Confucius who convinced people with virtue? It should be no less hands-on.
Among the six arts of the gentleman, namely "ritual, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and mathematics," Confucius's favorites were archery and chariot driving. There is such a dialogue in "The Analects of Confucius": A member of the Daxiang party said: "How great Confucius! He is learned but has no fame." When Confucius heard this, he said to his disciples: "Why should I hold on? Is it about controlling or shooting? I am holding on. Yu." It means: Someone in Daxiang said: "Confucius is really great! He is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, but it is a pity that he does not have the expertise that made him famous." After hearing this, Confucius said to his disciples: "What should I do? Yes. Should I go racing or do archery? I’d better go racing!"
Therefore, if you can reason with Confucius, don't do anything. Otherwise you will find that not only can't you fight, but you can't run either. Can you imagine how spectacular it would be to see a strong old man with a height of 2.2 meters, racing a car while aiming at you with a bow and three thousand horses behind him!
So, narration, you see, the more powerful a person is, the more he needs to be reasonable, and the more he needs to control his power, instead of showing off after gaining power, pretending to be cool, pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, or beating others. Face. The plot of a novel like that is really low. Although you enjoyed reading it at the time, after you finish reading it, the feeling of being a depressed loser will become more obvious.
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Ye Yu said: Ye Feng has now made a clear and definite judgment on the identity of this little girl after derivation and analysis. If you want to attack, can't Ye Feng not be able to see through that little girl? Why draw the conclusion.
This is very strange. Why can't Ye Feng know that 1 plus 1 equals 2? The essence of "seeing through" is a collection of mathematical logic things such as 1 plus 1 equals 2. If you don't have the "see through" skill, don't you still know that 1 plus 1 equals 2?
The specific explanation is as follows:
If the surface phenomenon is A, deduce B from A, then deduce C from B, and so on until conclusion Z is derived. Such a long derivation process is called a "derivation chain".
The so-called "seeing through" is actually an empty shelf, and these derivation chains are what fill this empty shelf. But in order to be able to fill more derivation chains, this shelf only places appearance A and conclusion Z, omitting the intermediate derivation process. That is a simple derivation chain. Perhaps there were not many simple derivation chains at the beginning, and they had no special qualitative effect. But when the number of simple derivation chains increases to a certain extent, and different simple derivation chains are interconnected like "chemical reactions", and finally quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes, Ye Feng's strongest skill is "seeing through". coming. The key to developing this most powerful skill is that individuals must be diligent and be willing to work hard to observe, think and accumulate more. It has nothing to do with innate talent and only has to do with acquired hard work. The same goes for the famous Sherlock Holmes.
Ye Feng really couldn't see through the little girl, and couldn't use such a convenient simple derivation chain. But since you can't use a simple derivation chain, then just use the complete derivation chain to get the conclusion.
As for the derivation process, didn’t I already write it very clearly in the last chapter?
Therefore, don’t deceive yourself and others by labeling other people’s efforts as unwarranted “talent” just because you don’t work hard. This will only make you feel pathetic.
