Although this Laws method of suppressing the opponent's Sword Qi and sword might was cheating, it was not impossible to break. It could only be said that the opponents I had encountered before were too weak. Even if they were Sword-Tasting Lords responding to me in the best way possible, without a move to counter me, they were still trying to cook without rice.
To face me as an opponent, one had to possess sword techniques capable of contending with mine. If they could not execute a sword art to respond, then they could only take a one-sided beating.
The Nine Songs of Annihilating the Dao were domineering enough. Every move and stance was an explosive attack. Even without using the Falling Sword Stance, when an enemy retreated through the air to evade my attacks, they would still be struck by my Divine Illusion Finger. Once an enemy was hit, they could do nothing but burn to ashes.
By the time I had fought sixty or seventy opponents, they could basically be divided into three categories. The first category continued charging straight at me, condensing Sword Qi as they advanced to attack. But before they could finish condensing it, they were blasted to death by my Falling Sword Step.
The second category, after their Sword Qi was suppressed by the different Laws, would suddenly retreat in panic, hoping to find an opportunity to condense their sword intent again and prepare before attacking. These opponents became targets for the destruction of my Divine Illusion Finger, and they were also the opponents I most enjoyed encountering.
The third category was much stronger. They chose to temporarily avoid my edge, or defend to the limit, or try to evade me directly. But I gave them no chance. I had ever-changing attacks to deal