P.S.: Bonus chapter
Guan Yu's first slash brought death, his second brought life, and after the third came peace!
Though Guan Yu had later been honored as the "Martial Saint," worshipped by countless people, at this time, in the world of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, his martial prowess could only be considered among the very best—it was by no means among the top three. His true strength lay in sudden attacks and his overwhelmingly powerful bursts of force. The first surge was strongest, the second weaker, and by the third, strength was exhausted. Generally speaking, so long as one was not killed by his first slash and withstood his second, then after the third came a prolonged deadlock. At that point, it was no longer a contest of martial skill, but of who had greater endurance.
It had to be pointed out that in this world of the "Fifth Epoch," the martial souls of these generals had awakened. Their warrior spirits bestowed immense strength upon them. But their experiences were still limited, as were their insights into the martial path, so they did not possess many warrior-spirit ultimate techniques.
Lü Bu was, after all, Lü Bu—the undisputed strongest warrior in Romance of the Three Kingdoms! Though he had been fully focused on his fierce battle with Zhang Fei and had hastily been forced to withstand Guan Yu's supreme Leaping Horse Skyborne First Slash, he ultimately endured it. Yet only Lü Bu himself could truly understand the terror and peril of that moment.
To the onlookers, the streamlined blade of Guan Yu's eighty-two-jin Green Dragon Crescent Blade was pressed against the shaft of the Sky Piercer, barely an inch above Lü Bu's crown! Had it gone down even a little farther, Lü Bu's head would have been split in