The storm in Jincheng was raging, and Hou Zi was immersed in his soul realm and couldn't extricate himself. For God's sake, he encountered another sword soul!
The sword spirit was much weaker than the first sword spirit, but to him, it was still unmatched.
He named this sword soul Jian Er to commemorate Jian Yi's help to him.
The soul strength of Sword Two is much stronger than that of Sword One, which is why he has only encountered it now, but in terms of understanding of swordsmanship, it is incomparable with Jian One.
When Hou Zi fought with him, he could only retaliate with three swords. He was at an absolute disadvantage, but he was not invincible at all. He could still struggle to the death. If he used the method of fighting against Jian Yi, he would win by relying on the strength of his soul.
, it’s probably not difficult to pass this level, it’s just about trying hard to be beaten and using your soul energy to get a chance.
But he was unwilling to do this. There was a gap of a month between the two encounters with the sword spirit. After solving this problem, he still didn’t know when the next one would appear. This was not good for his swordsmanship training.
Therefore, he decided to defeat this Jian Er in an upright and fair manner. No matter how much time it took, he would stop here and not move forward for the time being.
The process was difficult, but also very happy. His newly learned Quanzhen swordsmanship concepts could be easily tested through actual combat here. This is what he really wanted.
Even if doing so would slightly affect the air-entraining effect of his outer body, he would not hesitate to do so.
The process was very embarrassing. He started to fall into a disadvantage once he got to the sword two. He fought back and struggled desperately, using various means. If he could hold on for a while, he would be hit in a vital part and theoretically die; but he would not take this opportunity to exchange for injuries.
Instead of being injured, he regrouped and started over again, until such critical blows were repeated ten times and his soul energy could no longer hold on.
Just use Jian Er as your touchstone.
He had to fight three life-and-death battles in the morning, noon and evening three times a day. By now, he had no regard for the so-called life and death. Even if the sword in the soul realm reached his body, he could still think of ways to break it without hesitation.
Study the opponent's sword path and consider what you can do to avoid it next time? Or minimize the damage?
This method of practicing swordsmanship is very unique. It happened naturally under special circumstances and he didn't think about it deliberately.
For normal people, when danger comes, the first reaction of human beings is to hide, close their eyes, and be shocked. There may also be uncontrollable emotions such as regret, regret, giving up, or passionate impulse to risk one's life.
These emotions and subconscious reactions are the stumbling blocks that prevent humans from becoming stronger!
Take swords as an example. When the sword touches your body, these reactions will not help you. They will only make you more confused and at a loss, and you will lose the best opportunity to reflect on yourself. Of course, reality
In this case, such introspection is of no use, because you will die next moment.
The so-called experienced in many battles means that with more combat experience, you can put aside these negative reactions to a certain extent, and you can make the most correct, calm and rational judgment even at the last moment!
This is the most critical factor that determines whether a warrior is strong or not.
The same goes for monks. When weapons, magic weapons, and spells are applied to the body, how many of them can still analyze the angle of the opponent's weapon? The function of the magic weapon? The composition of the spell?
When you can do this, this battle will be meaningful, and you will grow in it, instead of fighting in vain and having no idea what it means.
The most meaningful help to Hou Zi from the battle in the soul realm is that it allows him to observe his final reaction before death without blinking or heartbeat, and thereby learns what is useless and what is meaningful. When this is the case
Having experienced a lot of death, he will naturally be able to make the most correct response before facing death.
Counterattack your opponent!
... There was a "choking" sound, and the sword fell to the ground, as well as Wang Mian's desperate expression.
There were six people in the yard, and all five of them were depressed and helpless. None of them could block Hou Zi's ten swords. This was still the case when Hou Zi couldn't activate the massacre mode. The real fight would probably be two or three swords.
thing!
This fact proves that Hou Zi's sword attack in Tianxiang Tower was not a fluke, but a solid foundation of swordsmanship. It was inevitable.
Jiang Nanying scratched her head and said, "Senior Brother Hou, with you like this, do we still need to practice swordsmanship?"
Hou Zi was also speechless, "I thought the Quanzhen Sect was a sword cultivation tradition, but it turns out it's not?"
But Yu Guanglie saw something, "Senior Brother Hou, you haven't practiced magic?"
Hou Zi nodded, "No, since I entered the Qi-Yining Realm, except for the six senses, I have only practiced swordsmanship and abandoned everything else. This can be considered as some progress in swordsmanship."
A few people couldn't help but nod. This makes sense. It's easier said than done to concentrate on one thing and not be distracted.
At this point, Wang Mian feels the most. He is also a person who is passionate about the sword, but after entering the Qi-entraining realm, he fell into confusion about the direction of the battle.
Generally speaking, the choice of combat direction is nothing more than two things: specialization, or comprehensiveness?
Of course it’s good to specialize, either with the Ultimate Sword or the Ultimate Technique, but for the Quanzhen Sect, the Ultimate Technique is unrealistic, and no matter how extreme it is, it can’t reach the Taoist sect, so there is only the Ultimate Sword, which is also what the Quanzhen Sect will subdivide in the future.
A genre.
There is a problem with Ji Sword, that is, can you do Ji Jian? This is a direction that requires a lot of talent; if you focus on it and cannot reach a certain level in the end, it is a waste of time and accomplishes nothing.
The emphasis on both law and sword cultivation is comprehensive and pursues mutual cooperation. It may not be perfect in a specific aspect, but it can be solved through cooperation; it is subdivided into several directions, such as heavy swords and light swords.
The sword art veins of the Dharma, and the Dharma sword veins of the heavy Dharma and light swords, and then subdivided into them, there are countless combinations...
Whether it is Sword Art Vein or Sword Art Vein, the advantage of this school is that you can always find a way to strengthen yourself. If you have a bottleneck in swordsmanship, you can learn several more spells and improve your strength through different combinations; when the spells are learned
If you have enough, you can then improve your sword skills, which complement each other. As your level improves, there is no end to your strength growth, because there are always new and more powerful spells to learn.
Wang Mian has been hesitating since he entered Qiu Qi, whether to follow the path of Ji Jian or the path of fusion of magic sword, and now he is wavering between left and right.
This is a mental journey that every monk must go through. No one is born knowing what is best for them. It is useless to think about it, and it is meaningless to express determination. The key is that you have to try and find your future in the battle.
direction, and then spend your life practicing it.
Looking at Hou Zi, he truly admired this senior brother. Although he came from Anhe country where Taoism was prosperous, he was so talented in swordsmanship.
"Senior Brother Hou, you should be using the pure ancient sword, right?"
