The Americans have indeed developed the skill of drawing and shooting to its extreme.
Then, there are differences in shooter skill. The difference lies in some people draw and shoot, but only shoot once, which was the most common and widely used in cowboy duels in the West back in the day.
Another type is to draw and then shoot rapidly multiple times; if you want to find a distinction, it's just this point.
Shooter skill basically doesn't involve aiming, there's no way to aim; it's all about the first shot, the instant you draw, based purely on feeling.
Anyone who has seen Western movies knows it's about two people standing face-to-face, then suddenly drawing and firing; the slower person hasn't even drawn their gun when they've already been hit in the head and fallen, or though they've drawn and fired, their aim was off, and they end up lying there.
How fast is shooter skill? It's fast enough that even the gunman doesn't know if they've hit the target.
Gao Yi is in a daze.
