Li Fei let his opponent's sword stab straight into his throat.
Although the sword pierced the protective shield covering his body, it could only carve a wound into his throat before it could go no deeper.
The Myriad Blood Bead's damage-transfer rule still worked; it had not been suppressed by this world's rules! Li Fei cleaved the enemy before him in two with a single slash.
By then, the enemies he faced had already reached the Dao Foundation Stage.
However, these swordsmen were all obsessed with "testing their skills." At first, they had used sword techniques powered by muscle strength; later, they had used Innate One Qi. Now, they were using High-Level Force.
Although their realms continued to rise, this only made their sword strikes faster, their strength greater, their changes more varied, and their moves more complex.
Aside from that, they used no extraordinary abilities and neither dodged nor retreated. They only attacked and never defended! This suited Li Fei perfectly and saved him quite a bit of effort.
No matter how brilliant the sword technique or how formidable the killing art, its ultimate goal was to strike the enemy's vital point, inflict severe wounds, or even deliver a fatal blow.
But Li Fei directly "rejected" that ultimate goal, turning his opponents' brilliant sword techniques into "flirtatious glances cast at a blind man."
Li Fei simply ignored how his opponent attacked and whether they would strike him first. He was going all in on "trading his life for theirs."
If anyone else traded "life for life" with these swordsmen, setting aside whether they could succeed—
even if they could, it would not take long before their self-awareness could no longer endure it.
But Li Fei had the Myriad Blood Bead to bear the damage. Before his Blood Soul was