Carrying a Corpse to the Han Family

Perhaps it was different from what many people had imagined.

But this was a perfectly reasonable ending.

There was nothing to criticize from any angle.

"All I can say is, it was a pity he lost..."

The Wind and Thunder Pavilion Dou Zong hiding in the shadows first sighed, then gently shook his head and added the second half of the sentence in his heart: But he didn't lose unfairly.

On the surface, the two had exchanged fewer than five rounds. If each exchange of attacks, or one attack and one defense, counted as a round, then this pitiful Hong Family Old Ancestor had been defeated by "Li Feiyu." Had he not heard Li Feiyu's subsequent explanation and confirmed that this pitiful Hong Family Old Ancestor was truly dead as a doornail, he might have thought the Hong Family Old Ancestor had gone easy on him.

Of course, perhaps he would have called it holding back too much.

After all, in his experience, ordinary restraint could not possibly let a Dou Wang defeat a Dou Zong. At the very least, it would take holding back an entire river. Otherwise, even if a Dou Zong stood still, a Dou Wang might not be able to break through their defense, much less seriously injure or defeat them.

Yet, before Li Feiyu spoke, he had never imagined there could be such an unreasonable move in this world. Setting aside whether it could break through one's defense, it directly wreaked havoc inside the opponent's body, causing it to collapse from within. It was an absurd tactic that said, "I can't break your defense, but I don't need to," and used that to defeat an opponent.

Honestly, this move was not especially powerful.

Once someone was prepared, it was not difficult to guard against.

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