The Nine Swords of Dugu targeted an enemy's flaws, struck where they had to defend, and used offense in place of defense. It was indeed exquisitely subtle.
Yet this swordplay had no fixed moves.
It was undeniably powerful—proactive, yet also rather passive.
One could not simply take the initiative, unleash a devastating sword move, and crush every enemy before one with irresistible force.
At most, one could casually strike first, wait for the enemy to respond, observe their changes, and then attack through an opening.
Such swordplay suited Linghu Chong's free-spirited and unrestrained nature best.
But it did not suit Ji Boying's temperament particularly well.
Ji Boying only wanted to cultivate his internal energy well and master his sword moves. Then, no matter what enemy stood before him, when he thrust out his sword, it would simply be faster and fiercer than theirs!
This strike carries a hundred years of cultivation. Let's see how you block it!
Naturally, Ji Boying was confident that he could train his martial arts to such a realm.
Not only because he had cheats, but also because of his own innate talent.
After all, when Yue Buqun had gladly taken him as a disciple, he had only examined Ji Boying's natural aptitude. Ji Boying had not yet gained his cheats at that time.
Everyone on Mount Hua was adapting to their newfound strength. After Ji Boying taught the Primordial Chaos Breathing Technique to his senior brothers and sisters, he began his second task.
He would modify the Primordial Chaos Palm, which was meant to be cultivated alongside the Azure Capital Purple Star Divine Skill, into Mount Hua Swordplay.
The first thing Ji Boying brought out was the Mount Hua Introductory Swordplay. This set of swordplay was the simplest and also the most universally applicable.
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