However, no matter how powerful Zhou Tian's strength was, it could not change the fact that he lacked a suitable weapon. And under such circumstances, even if Zhou Tian's strength was immense, once those deities began leveraging external help in battle, the advantage he held in terms of strength inevitably diminished until it appeared utterly insignificant.
In truth, it was precisely because the deity Zhou Tian was attacking had activated their defensive armor ability that Zhou Tian's seemingly foolproof strike ultimately failed to deal any damage to the opponent.
Judging by the situation at the time, Zhou Tian's predicament clearly wasn't ideal.
If Zhou Tian's strike didn't deliver the intended effect at the time, then even if he were to attack those deities several more times—or even hundreds of times—assuming he couldn't penetrate their defense initially, subsequent attacks would likewise fail to break through.
