Zhao Changshu had also practiced, so he naturally had some sharp eyesight. He immediately realized that Zhao Chengyu was also a rare master. The so-called "shooting like the wind" was nothing more than that. He immediately paid attention to it, thinking that he, his junior, was afraid of encountering someone. Here comes the opponent.
But Zhou Wen's body didn't move at all. He moved half a step back out of thin air, and punched out from his hand. The target was actually the opponent's fist coming like the wind.
This is a posture of confronting force with force and confronting force with force.
You must know that Bajiquan can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty and evolved from Shaolin martial arts. It is a short fighting style, and its movements generally pursue a vigorous, unpretentious and rapid-fire style. In martial arts techniques, it is important to take every inch and hit hard.
Bajiquan exerts force on the heels, travels around the waist, and penetrates through the fingertips. Therefore, it has great explosive power and is full of martial arts characteristics. It has the potential to "sway your arms and hit the sky and fall down, and stomp your feet to shake the Kyushu". It is the most representative of the north. Sexual hardcore martial arts.
General Zhao Chengyu is as fierce as fire, and this set of Bajiquan in his hands adds a bit of fierceness and power.
After seeing that Zhou Wen also used a head-on punch, he not only sneered in his heart, but even masters at the same level as him had to retreat when encountering his ground-breaking ferocious punch. This ignorant boy actually dares to be tough. If I don't give you some pain, you don't know how powerful I am.
Of course, at this time, he also saw that Zhou Wen was also a master, so he stopped saving his strength and wanted to knock the hateful boy in front of him to an unstable footing with one move. The subsequent attacks would naturally be continuous, making this boy Kneel down and beg for mercy.
"Bump!" There was a soft sound, and the two fists collided in the air.
The collision of fists was like two strong winds colliding. Everyone watching felt tense, fearing that someone would be injured.
However, they saw that the two of them were weighing half a catty under the collision of two forces, and no one took a step back.
Zhao Chengyu's left fist came with a gust of wind, and Zhou Wen also met it with his left hand. He struck later and came first, without losing the slightest bit.
I saw that the two of them did not take a step back in the field, but they were fighting hard on a bridge, with the wind of fists roaring and their bodies as steady as loose.
Zhao Chengyu shouted loudly, but Zhou Wen used his strength in a muffled voice.
The two men fought for less than a minute, but the officers watching the battle felt as if a century had passed. Their hearts beat faster and their breathing became short.
However, Zhao Chengyu suddenly let out a long roar, his steps moved like walking through mud, his hands were attacked by wind and rain, and his feet were also kicked with Bajiquan.
The so-called rubbing kick means that the foot is not above the knee, and the main point of attack is below the opponent's knee joint. The opponent's center of gravity is destroyed by kicking and tripping, and the effect of knocking down the opponent is cleverly achieved with low force. It can be regarded as a clever move in Bajiquan using both hands and feet.
But Zhou Wen seems to be a rock that stands firm in the wind and waves. No matter how wind blows, rain, or wild wolves and hurricanes, I remain unmoved.
He just punched and kicked before he saw it, always coming later and blocking Zhao Chengyu's violent attacks in front of him.
Since Zhao Chengyu made great progress in martial arts, he has rarely met a master in the army. He didn't expect that this kid in front of him would be so difficult to deal with. The more he fought, the more he became angry.
As soon as the style of boxing changed, a pair of arms seemed to come alive. The fists, palms, fingers, and elbows were all used freely. Poking, holding, tapping, and hitting were all killing moves. The moves were even more precise, and they were able to exploit every gap, but they were strong. The fierce strength is not reduced by half.
Zhou Wen is still fighting with each other, using strength to reduce strength, but his moves are not as sophisticated as his opponent's. Anyway, you can use any of your moves, but I only punch him away, but I am not at a disadvantage in terms of momentum.
In fact, according to Zhou Wenqi Jingjing's martial arts level, even the moves that use force to break the force can quickly gain the upper hand and firmly pin down Zhao Chengyu.
But on the one hand, he had respect for this anti-Japanese hero and did not want to lose his face.
Secondly, he knew that the general had a grudge against him, and wanted to let him have a happy fight to vent the resentment in his chest.
Finally, he was happy to see the hunter.
You must know that the boxing skills of General Zhao Chengyu are the most powerful and powerful martial arts Zhou Wen has ever seen since time travel, even stronger than the Shaolin boxing skills of senior brother Miaohua.
It was rare to meet such a master, so Zhou Wen naturally did not want to overwhelm others with his level. He only reserved some internal energy for self-protection, but used his external energy that became a little abnormal after being transformed by the beads.
Of course, because Zhou Wen's martial arts background is actually only half-baked, he doesn't have as many moves to use as others. He can only use his unusual perception to discern the opponent's moves. It is a bit difficult to gain the upper hand with moves.
So he said he was attacking, but in fact he was attacking passively. It was just that his strength and force-exerting skills were higher than his opponent's, and Wudang's mind flowed naturally, so his attack speed was a few points faster than his opponent's. Only then did he maintain his invincibility. situation.
But the more General Zhao Chengyu fought, the more frightened he became. This boy with no hair on his head was actually such a hidden master. Moreover, he had a feeling that this boy might still have some strength left. Could it be that he was The Qi Jinjing master that the master mentioned back then?
To know the realm of Qi Jinjing, even his master has not reached it, let alone seen it.
I just know that this kind of master has reached the level of integration of Qi and strength. Not only can he use both internal and external forces freely, but what is even more rare is that he can breathe on his own, and his moves are more consistent and lasting.
He is now in a difficult situation. If this boy is really a master of Qi Jingjing, I am afraid that I will lose all my strength in the end. But if this boy is still calm and calm, then he will become an eighty-year-old woman with a weak child, and her reputation will not be guaranteed for the rest of her life. .
However, Zhao Chengyu, who was used to seeing strong winds and waves, although he secretly complained in his heart, was not at all confused.
But when he launched a fierce attack, he began to carefully observe Zhou Wen's moves.
Only then did I realize that the kid in front of me was really a dabbler. He only had a few moves here and there. He was using the routine of Liuhe Quan. The moves were used coherently and freely, integrating the inside and outside. However, he didn't learn them all. He just occupied some of them. The outstanding reaction and speed are no match for him.
In fact, the essence of Liuhe Quan and Baji Quan are similar, and the two boxing techniques have many similarities. Liuhe is also included in the eighth level. It's just that Bajiquan's punches are more powerful and its moves are more explosive, while Liuhequan emphasizes the integration of inside and outside.
At that moment, he thought of a move, but it was a unique move of Bajiquan, called "Backer Sticker".
There is also a similar move in Liuhe Quan called "Tie Shan Guo". Although both of them use their shoulders to hit the enemy at close range, Baji disciples of Baji Quan often use their bodies to lean against walls, trees or piles when practicing "mountain leaning".
