Although Sui Yu did consider this aspect before, in the end Sui Yu chose to give up!

Systematic swordsmanship can indeed help future generations master powerful combat skills quickly and avoid detours through the experience of predecessors.

But the disadvantage is that it stifles the player's own development potential and endless possibilities.

Is the technology passed down from our ancestors really the optimal solution?

Can the experience passed down by our ancestors really adapt to the development of society forever?

I’m afraid that’s not the case?!

What is orthodoxy? What is wild path?

In fact, why didn’t orthodoxy develop from wild paths?

Even in Sui Yu's opinion, there are many ways to play in the wild, and if used properly, they are much better than those rigid routines!

At the very least, once a person who has mastered the so-called orthodox swordsmanship encounters a wild path that he has never seen before, his reaction may be slower due to his habitual reliance on swordsmanship.

On the battlefield, a slow beat can mean life or death, victory or defeat!

Even if we summarize all kinds of innovative wild paths and everyone can exchange their experiences and make progress together...

Sui Yu believes that as long as the base number goes up, no matter how small the probability is, there will eventually be a chance to find a path that has never been taken before!

Blue is better than blue!
Chapter completed!