Su Nanzi then attacked like lightning, and with Li Yan blocked and in danger for the first time, Pei Buchong wanted to make a move. But Li Yan's reaction was extremely fast as well; with his body twisting to the utmost, he dodged it.
But along with Su Nanzi's lightning-fast second strike, Pei Buchong immediately sensed the faint ripple of a certain space—and that place just happened to be where Li Yan was retreating.
Pei Buchong knew he had to act. He had no idea whether Junior Brother Li could avoid a chain of attacks from such a concealed killing move. Subconsciously, he felt Junior Brother Li probably could; otherwise, back then, he could never have single-handedly turned the Qianyu Sect upside down, men and horses thrown into chaos.
But Pei Buchong was unwilling to gamble. He would weigh every circumstance before judging. Li Yan's success that time, needless to say, had relied to some extent on the effect of a surprise attack.
When they first fought Su Nanzi, because neither side understood the other, many of Junior Brother Li Yan's methods could achieve miraculous results by catching the opponent off guard.
Of course, the same thing would happen on Su Nanzi's side as well. When Li Yan dealt with his techniques for the first time, they would likewise make Li Yan feel extremely uncomfortable.
Now that Li Yan was being sealed off by Su Nanzi, Su Nanzi had already gained much understanding of Li Yan. Then this man would certainly target Li Yan specifically when he made his moves.
In this way, for the weaker side in strength, Li Yan would suffer more and more. Sure enough, the instant Li Yan dodged and retreated, the killing move the other party had laid down happened to be on Li Yan's