The developers still haven't forgiven the players.

sigh~

A flash of light appeared.

Old Kuai was forced to look away from the system interface and held the bronze pillar in front of him as a shield.

With a loud clang.

Lacking the skill to deflect the force, Lao Kuai could only stagger backward in the face of the force reflected back from the bronze pillar.

"Damn it, what do you mean by operating the Tiger Fiend Technique based on instinct?"

After seeing this system prompt, Lao Kuai naturally tried to circulate his blood and qi according to the route of the "Tiger Fiend Technique".

Admittedly, the blood and qi circulation route in "Tiger Fiend Skill" is not complicated. Players can basically avoid making mistakes by simply familiarizing themselves with it a few times during training.

The problem is, this thing is definitely not so simple that it doesn't require any brainpower.

Don't forget that when Peng Zhi was in a state of deep concentration when he circulated the Tiger Fiend Technique, his blood and energy still went astray, let alone in this intensely competitive environment.

Either you can multitask, or you have to turn the blood circulation route of the Tiger Fiend Technique into muscle memory.

The beastmen showed no mercy, finishing off the fallen players' corpses with a final blow.

Old Kuai glanced at the battle situation briefly and immediately despaired: "Sent it."

Apart from Tianxia Buwu, who was still locked in battle with the tribal chieftain, only he and Peng Zhi remained among the players present.

None of the ten attacking barbarian tribesmen were even injured.

Noticing Lao Kuai's gaze sweeping over, Peng Zhi couldn't help but respond with a wry smile.

Compared to Lao Kuai, Peng Zhicai had no chance to fight back at all. Any member of the Wu tribe could easily kill him, and he had no hope of winning.

The beastmen, now free, surrounded Lao Kuai and Peng Zhi, ready to lend a hand and take care of the remaining two players as well.

Seeing this, Peng Zhi completely gave up his illusions.

Since he was destined to die here, he relaxed and even had the mood to joke: "Old Kuai, hurry up and show off your amazing wisdom!"

Old Kuai carried the bronze pillar and spun it around like a giant windmill, temporarily forcing back the surrounding tribesmen.

Having finally gained a brief respite, Lao Kuai once again attempted to multitask.

"This system notification can't be just messing with me, can it?!"

……

"Did I overestimate him?"

Jiang Chen stayed in the two-story villa next to the open space of the tribe, his tone slightly regretful.

In fact, the prompt he gave on Lao Kuai's personal interface was not just for show.

Rather, it's more accurate to say that he has pointed out the only way out for players like Lao Kuai.

However, based on his understanding, only Old Kuai had a relatively good chance of survival.

He didn't act as a riddle solver; the hints he gave were purely literal.

As long as you can use the Tiger Fiend Technique in battle, you will naturally survive.

After all, the bodies that players control inherit his talents.

What if you can't do it even when you die?

Then it's impossible.

It's just a matter of taking another life; anyway, the blood and energy that players cultivate won't be wasted.

Of course, he could choose to go and rescue the players if he sensed they were in danger.

But this kind of thing only happens once; it's unrealistic for him to clean up after players every time.

Jiang Chen folded up a roll of animal hide in front of him; it was his newly rewritten version of "Qingxi Jue".

He moved his hands slowly and deliberately, without looking out the window.

"Keep it up!"

……

Old Kuai maintained the operation of the "Tiger Fiend Technique" while simultaneously raising the pillar to meet the enemy.

Unfortunately, this is not something that can be done hastily.

After a fierce exchange, Lao Kuai indeed lost focus and made a mistake, experiencing a tearing pain in his right leg, even more severe than a cramp.

"Hiss~"

Old Kuai gasped in pain.

Fortunately, he gritted his teeth and kept his balance, preventing the Khmer from noticing anything amiss. Otherwise, the Khmer in front of him would definitely have beaten him while he was down.

The problem is that Lao Kuai now has to face far more than just one member of the Gou tribe.

The Wu tribesmen on the right side of the encirclement seemed impatient to wait for the outcome of their one-on-one duel. Seizing the opportunity, they slashed at the back of Lao Kuai's neck.

"Be careful!"

Seeing this, Peng Zhi, who was hiding behind Lao Kuai, hurriedly reminded him, and in his haste, even the word "be careful" cracked in his voice.

Old Kuai didn't even turn around.

He gripped the bronze pillar in reverse and, as if by reflex, swept it horizontally towards the direction of the strong wind.

For some reason, Lao Kuai felt an unusual sense of exhilaration from his strike.

It's like hitting garlic with a cleaver; with each hit, the garlic will bounce off the cleaver.

This time, however, the moment he swung the pillar, he was certain that the garlic would be flattened.

"It's safe!"

Bang!

A loud metallic clanging sound rang out.

The barbarian who launched the sneak attack was completely unprepared for Lao Kuai's swift reaction, and even more unexpectedly, the counterattack would be so powerful.

The bronze pillar, carrying terrifying power, instantly dented the chest cavity of the barbarian.

The more direct you are, the less room there is for maneuver.

The bronze pillar that Lao Kuai swung had no momentum, so he simply followed the momentum with a large loop. During this process, the barbarian seemed to be stuck to the bronze pillar.

Bang!

A muffled thud.

The bronze pillar crashed heavily to the ground, and the tribesman beneath it twitched twice before his life was extinguished.

"Holy crap?!" Peng Zhi was speechless.

This scene was so exaggerated that the few members of the Wu tribe who were originally surrounding them instinctively retreated upon seeing it, and the encirclement automatically expanded by one size.

The beastman who fought Old Kuai the longest was even a little scared: "How despicable, he actually hid his strength."

Old Kuai, the one who started this whole thing, was completely dumbfounded.

He did have a premonition that his erection would be very strong, but he still didn't expect it to be this strong.

It is worth mentioning that, after noticing the commotion on Lao Kuai's side, Tianxia Buwu and the Gouzu Shifuzhang on the other side also tacitly stopped fighting and confronted each other.

At least in the game "Unifying the World with Martial Arts", there's a level advantage, and it's a one-on-one match.

His qualities in all aspects surpassed those of the barbarian captain, and as he gradually adapted to the rhythm of the battle, the situation was tilting in his favor.

The experienced tribal chieftain naturally intended to slow down the pace of the battle, deciding to wait for his men to surround and kill Tianxia Buyu together.

"Old Kuai, how did you manage to do that? Can you do it again?"

Peng Zhi's eyes lit up when he came to his senses.

Old Kuai chuckled awkwardly twice.

To be honest, he didn't know how he came up with it. If he could consistently trigger that kind of divine inspiration, he could kill all these beastmen in front of him on his own.

about this point.

Jiang Chen could actually provide the answer.

That was because Lao Kuai had unintentionally achieved the circulation of blood and qi.

In fact, multitasking requires talent.

The vast majority of beings in this world train their military skills into muscle memory to ensure their continued operation in battle.

Currently, among players, only Lao Kuai has the potential to achieve this; he can't even unify the world with martial arts, his proficiency is far from sufficient.