"Fifth Young Master, this is a 'one step', and a hundred steps will be measured accordingly."

Li Qinzai frowned: "No, you obviously took two steps."

Liu Asi said helplessly: "It's called 'step' when you step over once, and 'step' when you step over twice. This has been the way it has been measured since ancient times."

Li Qinzai was stunned, and then suddenly felt embarrassed.

It's shameful that modern people with so much knowledge don't even know common sense.

In fact, it has been said in ancient literature, "If you don't accumulate small steps, you can't reach a thousand miles."

The so-called "step", "step" only counts as half a step, and two steps are considered a complete step.

Looking at the distance Liu Asi took, Li Qinzai visually estimated that one step was about 1.2 meters in his previous life.

So one hundred steps is one hundred and twenty meters, so the effective range of Tang Dynasty bows and arrows is one hundred and twenty meters?

This... seems a bit weak.
Chapter completed!