Clan Rise: Starting as a Grandfather

However, Tong Jiuxin was always a mystery, with even the Secret Martial Guards unable to track his movements, so no one expected him to be the first to strike at Yang Zhenshan.

Tong Jiuxin’s gaze became piercing as he watched Yang Zhenshan discard the arrow.

His guaranteed hit was easily caught by Yang Zhenshan, which was entirely beyond his expectations.

Nevertheless, this did not deter him from abandoning the thought of assassinating Yang Zhenshan. With a flicker of his body, he leaped like a great roc from the mast, and in mid-air, he executed a sparrow flip while a whistling sound signaled the launch of more sharp arrows flying straight toward Yang Zhenshan.

The corners of Yang Zhenshan’s mouth curved up slightly; he had waited so long to finally encounter a worthy opponent.

However, it’s a pity the opponent was only an archery expert, which made him feel somewhat disappointed.

Yang Zhenshan sprang from his horseback, and in the next moment, he grabbed the Short Spear under the saddle with one hand, hurling it with a flick of his sleeve, and the Short Spear shot out ferociously.

Arrows flew toward him, but Yang Zhenshan, in mid-air, wielded his spear, ’clang clang’ deflected the arrows.

On the battlefield, arrows were most common.

Yang Zhenshan had never feared arrows, for a simple reason: the lethality of arrows was limited and couldn’t threaten him.

The power of an arrow did not depend on the archer’s strength but on the bow’s force.

The heavier the bow, the stronger the shot arrow.

On the battlefield, most bows were of one-stone or two-stone weight, while bows over three stones were few.

As for even heavier bows, they were even rarer.

Tong Jiuxin’s bow must be over three stones, but even so, it still posed no threat to Yang Zhenshan.

Yang Zhenshan could easily dodge or deflect the incoming arrows.

Compared to that, the Short Spear thrown by Yang Zhenshan was unmatched in ferocity.