Jun Ziyi stood rooted outside, watching Gu Yuchen charge at Lu Feng again with sword in hand, but she no longer had the leisure to watch.
After repeatedly hearing Lu Feng mention the word "imitation"—
Jun Ziyi finally understood the source of the dissonance she had long felt in her heart.
She also finally understood Lu Feng's true purpose in calling her here.
It wasn't to watch any Linked Ring Swordplay, flower sword, flexible sword, much less Hai Mountain Swordplay...
It was to see Gu Yuchen's imitative sword!
Though their forms may resemble each other in countless ways, there are quite a few differences in the subtle twists and turns.
Compared to the true original swordplay, they are also somewhat neither fish nor fowl.
With this realization—
When Jun Ziyi looked at the battle again, she could not help feeling enlightened.
Heavy as a towering mountain, its force crashes against the nine cauldrons.
Just as Gu Yuchen had said, the longsword he had newly switched to, "Ding Tai," was unremarkable in appearance and no different from an ordinary sword, yet it was exceptionally heavy.
This heaviness came from the change in texture brought about by its forging material, rather than an accumulation of size and weight like Yan Gongming's.
One was heavy on the outside; the other concealed its weight within.
Though Gu Yuchen's sword lacked some of the tyrannical heaviness of Yan Gongming's greatsword, it possessed far more nimbleness and dexterity.
Under ordinary circumstances, such a longsword would be easier to deal with than the greatsword in Yan Gongming's hand.
But in the present situation, Lu Feng found it even more troublesome.
After all, the "Willow Floss" longsword, gentle to the extreme just moments ago, had already paved the way for this sword, "Ding Tai."
For an ordinary person,