Heavenly Cycle.

Summary

In the capital of Han Tang Guo, discussions revolve around the formidable strength of the Gui Yi Men leader, who stands against three Pre-natal masters. Despite their power, concerns arise about the limitations of martial strength against overwhelming numbers. The characters strategize on producing advanced technology to counteract their adversaries, emphasizing the need for quantity over quality. Meanwhile, in the Northern Region, a middle-aged man reflects on the risks of competing in a trial for national glory, recognizing the necessity of aligning with powerful forces to survive against rival teams. The narrative highlights the tension between strength in numbers and the challenges of visibility in a competitive environment.

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