In the training field of the "Outer World," this very moment coincided with Xiao Zhun's sword striking Gu Yong.
In Xiao Zhun's calculation, this sword was undoubtedly enough to rob Gu Yong of his life.
And we also know that Xiao Zhun's swordplay emphasizes precision without error, so the force and extent of this move was just right, neither too much nor too little, neither too deep nor too shallow.
However, the issue arose precisely from this "just right."
Even though Xiao Zhun based his "perfect" calculation on his previous experience of crossing swords with Gu Yong, as well as his observation of the opponent's Inner Strength, external martial skills, speed, strength, physique, posture, and other data, this result... was still not foolproof.
Because Gu Yong was a "genius" when it came to swordsmanship.
A person like Gu Yong could push through his limits in the most extreme moments of danger.
