Domain Moves with Law and Peerless Sword Ghost (Part 1)

Whatever the case, Yu Ci would never admit that right then, a similar feeling existed in his own heart as well.

This was an experience vastly different from drawing talismans or casting swords. Just as Shadow Ghost said, taking the opponent's breathing as a starting point and using absolute control over the domain void to perceive how that breathing affected the surrounding area, he deduced the patterns of their blood and qi circulation from it. Building upon this from the outside in, all it took was a single opportunity and a relatively small amount of force to make that person's blood and qi go awry, disrupting the normal operation of their qi channels and acupoints.

Shadow Ghost had not taught him specific techniques; Yu Ci had adjusted and applied them himself. Of course, since it only involved the circulation of blood and qi, it was still quite shallow and fell far short of the levels of so-called "bestowing" and "depriving," but it was a good start nonetheless.

He felt a strong sense of novelty regarding this. Yet viewed from another angle, it was a domain, but not entirely unfamiliar.

Involving the judgment of qi dynamism and timing, aside from calculation, it also required instantaneous choice and judgment to achieve the feat of leveraging minimal force to yield maximum results. This happened to be Yu Ci's strong suit.

Shadow Ghost still sounded disdainful. Small-minded. And such efficiency...

Yet he had to admit that this was a good start.

The miserable state of their companion clearly shocked the others. The enemies, who had consistently displayed a high degree of tacit coordination, showed a discordant rhythm in advance and retreat for the first time.

Fortunately, they adjusted the moment the flaw was exposed, and Yu Ci did not seize the opportunity to launch