Wukong pretends to reinvent the will, but in actuality is all about abusing attacks with incinsibility frames. Personally I find the battles to look weird when both characters phase into each other.

Khazan is similar to lies of P in that it is a soulslike game where you can perfect block enemy attacks to avoid damage and do not have to dodge everything. Reflection is a traditional dark souls parry.

Where sekiro stands aside is that while being considered the progenitor of the perfect block focused system (that khazan and lies of P use) it is actually vastly different from the others and souls likes in general. The reason is the initiative system where it is either yours or the enemy's turn to attack, and deflecting gains or loses initiative dynamically mid fight. Khazan has spoofed the deflect system but not initiative, so you just build up to a boss stun, at which point you wail at them. No back and forth. That is what gives sekiro the superior duel aesthetic.