I’ve been watching ancient Korean dramas and these warriors suffer blows that go through their body and slices of the sword here and there and somehow they miraculous heal with time. Was this common? It seems like nowadays one stab wound to the trunk and people die. Are these dramas completely unrealistic or did warriors have ways to divert slashes so that they were more likely to sustain flesh wounds rather than mortal wounds?
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Dramas are completely unrealistic…that’s why they’re dramatic.
In reality, without modern antibiotics and vaccines, one good slice into the body cavity and you’re gonna get tetanus or some other bacteria, get infected, and die.
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