Li Zhiyuan flicked his arm downward, palm open, and the copper coin sword slipped out, transforming into a circle of copper coins that landed in his hand.
Though not in the shape of a sword, they were still interconnected and could be worn as a bracelet on the wrist.
The young boy's fingertips gently touched the copper rust on one of the coins. This wasn't metal rust but a special residue formed from the constant soaking of evil blood and the original owner's blood.
Using it for chopping would be extremely ineffective, far worse than the Yellow River Shovel, perhaps even inferior to a sturdy wooden stick.
The real value of the copper coin sword lies in using it as a medium for casting spells.
Li Zhiyuan used to draw spell patterns on his arms and hands when casting, activating them with his spirit.
He was reluctant to find a medium because ordinary mediums couldn't ensure the effectiveness of spells.
