The Thirteen Fatal Swords are indeed formidable, but not invincible.
Even though once the Fifteenth Sword is executed, it will certainly be fatal, Fang Zheng knows its weakness.
The premise is that the swordsman must perfectly execute the first to the Fourteenth Sword before being able to unleash the Fifteenth Sword.
So someone might ask, can't I just start with the Fifteenth Sword? Wouldn't that be a guaranteed win?
The logic is sound, but unfortunately, it's impossible. It's like playing a fighting game; you need to build up energy to execute a special move, dreaming of pulling off a big move without it is futile.
Moreover, the Transcendent Fifteenth Sword doesn't mean the others are mere decoration. In fact, if we liken this swordsmanship to a plant, then the first thirteen swords of the Thirteen Fatal Swords are like the plant's roots, while the Fourteenth Sword is the leaf, and finally, the Fifteenth Sword is the blooming flower.
