On this question, Qin An fell into deep thought.
He didn't know whether this next step counted as deduction, or not deduction.
First, there was deduction. Deduction was of course a good thing—it could raise his strength, let his power reach Selfless Realm Perfection, which could be called extremely formidable already.
But deduction had a downside: if he really proceeded with it, that force which devoured his emotions might become even more ferocious, and whether he could withstand it would be a huge problem.
The second option was not to deduce.
Not deducing had its advantages, but compared to the disadvantages, the contrast was very clear.
The advantage was that he wouldn't bear a stronger suction, and thus wouldn't be thrown into danger.
But the downside was that his strength would be frozen at the Great Success level of the Selfless Realm, and right now was precisely when he was lacking in power.
