Alchemy & Martial Supreme

However, Qin Ming was unexpectedly injured and managed to block his sword.    

However, the price was that Qin Ming had to take a few steps back and spit out a mouthful of blood.    

"Haha!" Si Koutai laughed out loud. It was obvious from Qin Ming's appearance that his injuries had not yet healed.    

Of course, it couldn't be said that he hadn't recovered at all.    

If his injuries hadn't been affected at all, then Qin Ming wouldn't have been able to withstand this move of his at all.    

However, the fact that Qin Ming was able to withstand it proved that the hero spirit energy was very effective in treating injuries. At least half of it had been healed.    

However, even if half of his injuries had been healed, it would still be useless.    

Qin Ming's strength was inferior to his, and even if he wasn't injured, he wouldn't be a match for him, let alone half of his injuries.    

What Si Koutai was afraid of wasn't that Qin Ming wasn't injured.    

He was afraid that Qin Ming would be able to use his heroic spirit energy to instantly heal his injuries.    

If Qin Ming could heal in an instant after being injured by the power of the rules, then Qin Ming could fight him to the death.    

He was much stronger than Qin Ming, but if Qin Ming had the advantage of being able to heal his injuries immediately, he might not necessarily be a match for him.    

The most important thing was that he was currently in a state where his blood was stimulated.    

However, this state could not be sustained for long.    

If Qin Ming was able to heal his injuries in an instant, he would at least be able to delay the activation of his blood until the end.    

By that time, it would all be over.    

Qin Ming would be able to turn defeat into victory at the risk of getting injured.    

Si Koutai was well aware of his current advantage, and he was completely relieved to see that Qin Ming's injuries had yet to heal.    

It was good that he hadn't fully recovered. As long as he hadn't fully recovered, he would be able to attack Qin Ming countless times, even if it was just a minor injury.    

Furthermore, Qin Ming was seriously injured, which made things even easier.    

Si Koudai laughed loudly, feeling that it was a false alarm.    

"Qin Ming, what's the point of you racking your brains to buy time?"    

"You call me trash, and I admit that I can't compare to you. If our realms were the same, I would definitely be no match for you."    

"I'm only relying on the fact that I'm older than you."    

"So what?"    

"In the end, you will die, and I will live."    

"I will not only live, I will live a good life."    

"When a person dies, no matter how much of a genius they are, it's meaningless."    

Si Koutai looked at Qin Ming and laughed.    

Of course, he knew that he wasn't as good as Qin Ming.    

Whether it was talent, combat experience, or even willpower, he couldn't compare to Qin Ming.    

There was still the remnant of his rule power in Qin Ming's body.    

Therefore, Qin Ming's body had always been damaged by the power of the rules.    

It was as if countless needles were stabbing into Qin Ming's body, and the pain was unbearable.    

It was because he knew the pain was unbearable, but Qin Ming's face was so calm that he thought Qin Ming had removed the power of the rules.    

He really didn't expect Qin Ming to be able to endure such pain with a normal expression.    

Si Koudai knew very well that he couldn't do it.    

Not only could he not do it, but he was far from being able to do it.    

He was inferior to Qin Ming.    

But so what if he was inferior to Qin Ming?    

As long as he killed Qin Ming.    

In the end, Qin Ming died, and he survived.    

Living was everything. If he died, everything would be over.    

No matter how talented Qin Ming was in martial arts, no matter how strong his will was, he would be nothing more than a desiccated corpse if he died.    

Si Koudai felt a greater sense of accomplishment, especially when he was able to kill a future genius.