"What does it mean to adapt to changes on the battlefield?"
"You all have experienced far more battles than I, so there is little need for me to elaborate on battlefield shifts."
"There are simply no surefire techniques for victory in close combat; all that matters is persistent daily training—thrusting, cutting, cleaving—when every move becomes second nature, it can be wielded in battle."
"To sum it up."
"The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in war."
Zhao Feng spoke loudly.
As for the techniques of battlefield combat,
Zhao Feng honestly had little worth saying, for all rests on reacting to the changing situation. His own prowess in combat was because all his attributes far surpassed the enemy—every casual blow had the force of a tiger; how could ordinary men withstand that?
Moreover, his speed was several times that of normal men.
