Challenge the first speed record of swordsmanship

His sword drawing speed has set a new Guinness world record. His powerful Kung Fu is inseparable from a good weapon. Here is the link to the weapons column of my Amazon store：
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[rinku]

Dude is a living anime protagonist. Just imagine the amount of plot armor this guy must have after such training.

[tr.o.ubadour]

I love how he has the skill to sheath his katana in such a quick motion, yet fails to put the pen back into it's cover.

[quilfrey]

I think one of the most impressive things is not cutting the object itself, but how quickly and cleanly he puts the sword back into the scabbard. The amount of practice and muscle memory that took must've been enormous.

[ItzOrinn]

0:20 The candle move got me
He closing sword and candles goes out

[mr.amsterdam]

I have seen a Japanese old man pulling his katana so fast, it was unbelievable. Then he must have spend so many years of traing to come on this level. Now I see you, younger then many others with the speed and precisely from a old man studied and train a lifetime. Respect bro!

[moshrom]

-So what do you do for a living?

-I'm a professional anime character.

[sickman]

If we ever get invaded by demons from another dimension, I want this guy on my team

[buttersfpv]

at 2:25 if played in slow motion you can easily tell that its two different shots because the ball and 'sword master' are moving at framerates that aren't consistent with each other. The ball moves one frame and so does he, then the very next frame the ball doesn't move but he moves, etc. This is because he has been sped up, it defies all film logic. This discredits all of his skill and leaves it to question.

[WisdomThumbs]

These are the types of activities my little brother and I enjoyed before his death. We were more interested in HEMA and Western martial arts than Eastern, but he would've loved your channel. The kid was brilliant, a towering intellect and physical specimen, with amazing speed and reflexes. I wish he was still around.

[junglesona]

This guy is the main character and we're living in his world

[dire-decadence]

You are incredibly skilled, I admire your ability and respect your consistent discipline and determination.

[johndesmet]

You had me until the pingpong ball, then I knew its fake.

[FreedomOnALeash]

0:15 That steel needle throw was so cool.

[andrescareaga]

The skill with the darts you threw was very impressive!

[yuyuyope]

he’s the real deal. i didn’t know geniuses like him still exist. there’s still progression in this world.

[ДанилаГолованов-уя]

For all who asked, his name: Moyin Xingluo aka Liang Yizhi (China) made record in Tai'an, Shandong, China, on 17 January 2022.

[youngb.i.c.]

1:47-1:57 is by far the coldest display of staff spinning I’ve ever seen!

[richardwen]

The way he sheathes the katana perfectly but misses capping the pen at 2:19 🤣

[thegameseriesop]

I've never seen speed like this. I'm really impressed by your Skills. You're a Legit Ninja! You've earned my Respect

[davewilson]

Bet nobody tried to take his lunch money