The author planned to write about Dali's breakthrough a long time ago. He wrote it many times in the article dozens of chapters ago, but because the regent reminded him of the danger, he postponed it. But even if he knew the danger, he would not be able to do it once with Dali's character.
If you don’t try, just choose to retreat.
The plot is about Dali's intentions. You can relive it by reading Chapter 1358. At that time, Dali made it very clear that he would not retreat without trying, otherwise he would not know the depth. Then the regent said that he would give him a chance, and Dali said no.
He needs to be given a chance to try on his own. This is a matter of personal strong character, courage and strong self-confidence. It is impossible not to try just because you know there is danger.
Go up, make more preparations, and try again. This cannot be called impulsive. Impulsiveness is not preparing at all, and then improve when you come back. He has enough cultivation, why doesn't he directly improve at any time?
So don’t say from the reader’s God’s perspective that Dali’s choice is wrong, because you can know more information from many narrations and make a decision based on your character to avoid it, but it is impossible for Dali. Even if he knows there is danger, he will
Knowing how to try is the only way for the strong. 1358 has already written that both Dugu and Hu faction leader have tried it, so why doesn’t he dare? He knows that he has the advantage of resurrection, but he still doesn’t dare?
Maybe it was laid out intermittently in the middle, and I didn't write it well. Otherwise, it shouldn't have been laid out for dozens of chapters. Readers still ask why you need to break through... It's like you have the ability to be promoted in the company at any time, but the boss tells you that if you apply, you will be dismissed.
The boss will be killed or even fired. You know that you have a little secret and will not be fired easily, so why not give it a try?
It's normal for people to go to higher places and masters to compete and not be afraid of difficulties. It's not about upgrading for the sake of upgrading. If you don't upgrade, there will always be something pressing on your head. Isn't it wonderful?