"However, you are still too immature, and your strength is hardly worth mentioning," Ulysses said suddenly, stating an unchangeable truth.
Ulvsses gazed at Fangsheng. For him, strength was not a particularly important thing, but in this extraordinary world, it was the standard of measurement. In this world, lacking the support of strength was like a bird without wings, making it difficult to soar through the extraordinary realm.
Although Ulysses did not care about strength for its own sake, he knew very well that only when one's strength reached a certain level could one truly afford not to care about power.
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