C814 Half a Year's Harvest
C814 Half a Year's Harvest
This' Instantaneous Cutting 'could be called Ye Ziheng's second Supreme Martial Technique. After all, Ye Ziheng had only learned three Supreme Martial Technique, so it was normal for him to be ranked second.
After Ye Ziheng had been bitterly cultivating and studying it for half a year, he had also found another way to use the' Instantaneous Cutting '.
In the past, when Ye Ziheng used the Instantaneous Cutting skill, he would usually use all of his strength to strike a sword. Then, he would slash down at the fastest speed possible to achieve the strongest attack.
After a period of hard work and research, Ye Ziheng found that there seemed to be some problems with his cultivation method.
After Ye Ziheng studied the Instantaneous Cutting, he felt that the key to it was the word "instant," and not the word "slash."
When he was at White Mud Man's place, he had given Ye Ziheng the Wind Shadow Sword to practice the Instantaneous Cutting. In the process of training Ye Ziheng, he had been trying to increase his speed. It wasn't to increase Ye Ziheng's strength. Therefore, Ye Ziheng felt that the real key of Instantaneous Cutting was the word "instant," an instant!
In an instant, he used all his strength to slash out every slash. This was the true cultivation method of Instantaneous Cutting.
After half a year of Ye Ziheng's cultivation, he was now able to do it in an instant. Slash! Of course, the strength of the 21st slash was also sufficient. Otherwise, if he didn't feel anything when he slashed, what was the meaning of the Supreme Martial Technique?
Ye Ziheng had fixed every slash of his at the strength that could directly cut the body of a Fifth Grade Demonic Beast. Under such circumstances, reaching the twenty-first slash was considered pretty good.
Moreover, Ye Ziheng had not only cultivated the Instantaneous Cutting in the past half a year, he had also cultivated the 'Breaking Kill Fist' and the 'Million Sword Kill', as well as refining and refining pills.
If Ye Ziheng didn't do anything during this half a year, he would only cultivate the Instantaneous Cutting. That Ye Ziheng felt that he could at least slash out fifty times in an instant.
Lastly, Ye Ziheng had cultivated the most during this half a year, and it was also his greatest gain - Million Sword Kill.
Million Sword Kill was the martial skill that Ye Ziheng had come into contact with the earliest and the longest time he had cultivated. At the same time, it was also the martial skill that Ye Ziheng had cultivated the most diligently and painstakingly in this half a year.
Qin Luo had once taught Ye Ziheng when he first came into contact with Million Sword Kill. The three most important techniques of Million Sword Kill were: fast, accurate, and ruthless.
One had to be fast, strike accurately, and be ruthless enough.
These were the three key techniques of the Million Sword Slaughter. As long as one comprehended these three techniques, one could be considered to have truly grasped the Million Sword Slaughter.
Ye Ziheng knew these three key points. During this half a year, he had been constantly challenging the limits of his three major points.
What was the speed to be considered fast? Four seconds. This was the fastest speed Ye Ziheng had ever had. But to the current Ye Ziheng, this was too slow. He only needed less than one-third of a second to use the Million Sword Kill. It allowed the Flying Sword to kill the enemy before they even had the time to blink.
Accuracy? Accuracy? It was very simple. Wherever he pointed, there would be no deviation. This was accuracy! He could even hit dozens of Flying Swords into a circle with a diameter of less than ten centimeters.
However, when it came to ruthlessness, when it came to killing, he would kill. When it came to indecisiveness, he would never be indecisive. To tell the truth, if Ye Ziheng's Million Sword Kill could be found to be a problem, it might only be here because killing was far from being decisive. If it was decisive, the Tiger King wouldn't have been let go by Ye Ziheng. To put it bluntly, he was still young and inexperienced.