Only by perfectly unleashing his own abilities could his combat strength not be restricted.
For example, the 3,000 nomological laws. As long as he could perfectly use some of the special nomological laws of the 3,000 nomological laws to restrict or entangle the enemy, the enemy would fall into some trouble.
Then, he would be able to win more easily in the battle.
If he encountered danger that he could not resist, he might be able to use these special laws to counterattack. Even if he could destroy his clone, he would not let the other party have it too easy.
For example, the curse before death.
If the difference in strength was not too great, it was not bad to use some nomological divine arts that cost one's life to forcefully expose themselves and drag the other party down with them.
