But the boy didn't; he covered his neck with his left hand, quickly rubbed, and surprisingly made the wound re-adhere. However, the skin on his neck became very twisted and wrinkled.
Li Zhiyuan regretted, if he had been faster, if his swordplay had been more aggressive, he could have directly sliced the boy's head off, then everything would have been over.
Not succeeding in one strike, Li Zhiyuan approached again.
The boy was being chased by Li Zhiyuan all over the Zhaojun Temple, with more and more wounds on his body.
The boy felt oppressed because every time he wanted to counterattack, Li Zhiyuan would use unpredictable skills to bind him, and every time it was different, making it impossible for him to defend against.
In fact, Li Zhiyuan also felt a bit oppressed. Clearly having a dominant position, yet he couldn't end it promptly.
