93 Sweeping Through

In ancient times, archery was mostly used for warfare. Because of the suddenness and variability of warfare, the rate of fire was a vital component for an archer.

In the event of a cavalry charge, being able to shoot one more wave of arrows would increase your survival rate tremendously.

As a top tier archer naturally Li Guang didn't suffer in this aspect either.

After a month of intensive training, Tang Yan had made immense progress in this aspect. This rate of fire was far from the peak he could reach.

He didn't move not because he deliberately wanted to attract attention but in order to observe and adjust, just like on the battlefield, to integrate himself into the environment and then launch continuous and effective attacks on the target.

This was normal for Tang Yan, but for other seeing this for the first time they were completely shocked.

What the f*ck.... who the hell shoots like this in an archery competition!