How sharp the Yuchang Sword was, those who had been stabbed by it knew very well, though none of them ever had the chance to speak of it again.
Therefore, even when Jing Ke drove the Yuchang deep into the neck of the King of Dayuezhi and completed a full circle of slicing, the blood did not even have time to spill out. The pierced King of Dayuezhi could still maintain a certain level of clarity, feeling only as though he had been bitten by some insect.
Yet he had been decapitated by a single sword stroke after all; any movement at all would accelerate the flow of blood.
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