Although the chief surrendered, Liu Zhengyang was very unhappy.

Because he felt that his image in the eyes of the chief was that of a thief.

The problem is, he is not!

What's more, after he and the chief fought, he found out that the chief's strength was actually slightly better than himself, but he didn't think he would die because he was attacked by the chief. If you fight a serious battle, 90% of the people who lose in the end will be yourself.

In this case, why did the chief surrender and give up the altar?

When Qi Tianfang, Xiao Duomi and others cheered for the chief's surrender, Liu Zhengyang and Zhong Qinglei's expressions became a little weird.

"It's so easy to decide the winner? Impossible, right?" Zhong Qinglei always felt that something was wrong.

As one of the parties in the battle, Liu Zhengyang knew the situation better, and immediately asked his doubts.

The chief also answered honestly and simply: "It's actually very simple, I also know that my strength is slightly stronger than you, but your physical strength is unique among monks, I am not sure to easily defeat you, and I am not sure to keep get you down."

Hearing the chief's answer, Liu Zhengyang suddenly realized.

Indeed, the chief is different from the regular monks. He has cultivated an extremely powerful body only because he has been nourished by the power of the altar for many years. Therefore, his combat power growth is uneven, and it can even be said to be seriously partial.

When he encounters a cultivator whose strength gap is not very large, his shortcomings will be revealed.

For example, he has no real killing move, and can only kill the enemy with his fists and feet, and his lethality is seriously insufficient.

For another example, when he encounters a monk who is slightly inferior to him, but who wants to save his life, he does not have enough means to keep his opponent.

Even when the savages were besieging Zhong Qinglei, this shortcoming was already exposed.

Then if he continues to fight with Liu Zhengyang, forcing Liu Zhengyang to escape, and then comes back to settle accounts after his strength improves, they will still lose. Because they rely on the power of the altar to passively grow, the limit and speed of growth are definitely not as good as the monks.

Once Liu Zhengyang comes back to take revenge, there is no need to say what the resentful Liu Zhengyang will do.

Rather than wait until that time, the chief might simply admit defeat.

"So it is." Liu Zhengyang replied: "Then you are indeed a very wise person, not only in your tribe, but even if you look at the entire cultivation world, you will not be able to find a few people who are smarter than you. However, if If you think I'll hold a grudge for that, you'd be wrong."

"What do you mean?" The chief looked at Liu Zhengyang suspiciously.

Liu Zhengyang clenched his fists and answered with oath: "I must admit that the world of monks is indeed a world of the weak, and fists are the last word, but for me, that set of things won't work, at least I don't like it, I like it more. win-win."

"Win-win?" The chief, who was used to seeing monks fighting and killing for profit, had obviously never heard of this word.

So when he heard Liu Zhengyang say it, he was stunned.

Liu Zhengyang nodded and explained: "Yes, the interests of monks do not have to be scrambled. In fact, we can sit down and discuss, and slowly discuss a solution that is beneficial to everyone. I think, only in that way. Doing it can make the world a little less killing."