Xu Fan and the Neon Commander stood in the middle of the square arena.

Xu Fan still held the long spear with the bayonet fixed in his hand.

Meanwhile, the Japanese commander took off his military uniform and gripped the samurai sword, a symbol of power, with both hands.

So, it turns out that the clothes of the dead can be taken off?

Xu Fan always believed that the clothes of the dead were part of their bodies.

Looking back now, it seems that these clothes were quite elaborate from the beginning.

Just as Xu Fan began to have wild thoughts, the Japanese commander launched a frontal attack.

"Ah, ah!"

The neon commander yelled and charged forward.

He swung his sword directly at Xu Fan.

Xu Fan neither dodged nor evaded, but directly met the opponent's blade head-on.

The Neon Commander's move is remarkably similar to the "Splitting Mount Hua" move in Chinese martial arts.

The fatal flaw of this move is that it's positioned directly below the attacker.

As long as you charge towards the sword when the opponent attacks, you'll be met with their blade.

Not only will the opponent's attack fail to reach you, but it will also expose the opponent's vulnerable area below.

The Japanese commander was clearly aware of the flaws in his tactic.

He began to change his tactics.

The original forward slash has been changed to a downward sweep.

Xu Fan quickly dodged, then thrust his bayonet directly into the Japanese commander's chest.

The other party didn't even bother to dodge.

He simply stood there, letting the bayonet pierce his chest.

He was unharmed and continued his attack in the direction of Xu Fan.

Having no other choice, Xu Fan could only discard his weapon and retreat.

Neither side gained anything from this attack.

But the Japanese commander's smile grew even brighter.

Even from his empty chest, a strange laugh could be heard.