As far as Ye Weiming knew, there was only one skill in all of Eternal Chivalry that could forcibly draw a BOSS's aggro to oneself at the first opportunity.
That was his Tai Shan's Secret!
Unlike when he had used this move before, Ye Weiming did not make any calculating gestures with his left hand this time. In truth, finger calculations had always been an important part of activating Tai Shan's Secret, not a mandatory step.
In other words, whether or not he calculated on his fingers, Tai Shan's Secret could still be activated.
The benefit of finger calculations was that they could simplify the calculation process to a certain extent.
How much could they simplify it? To put it simply, if calculating on his fingers meant dealing with a three-digit number multiplied by a two-digit number, then not doing so meant a three-digit number multiplied by another three-digit number. Not only would the difficulty increase drastically, but the excessively large numbers would also raise the chance of making mistakes. Under normal circumstances, calculating on his fingers was necessary for a better chance of success.
But this time, Ye Weiming had no intention of successfully activating Tai Shan's Secret's active effect. He was merely using it as a powerful taunt skill, so there was naturally no need to worry about the difficulty of the equation.
While mentally calculating the math problem appearing before his eyes to maintain the taunt effect, Ye Weiming kept a close watch on Ji Laiye's distance. Only when the other man had charged to within a few meters of him, and they were about to enter each other's attack range, did he abruptly stop calculating. The Green Bamboo Sword in his hand swept out, and emerald sword shadows enveloped his opponent.
Ye Weiming's swordsmanship was fierce,