Since Tongchen had clearly told the Shaolin monks that this battle would be at Changsheng's disposal, they heard Changsheng's words. Except for a few monks who were waiting to replenish their spiritual energy, the other monks picked up their weapons and began to concentrate on alert.
Seeing the Shaolin monks lined up in a row, Chang Sheng hurriedly said, "The Japanese pirates are condescending and swooping down to speed up. We have fewer people. If we resist the enemy in horizontal formations, it will be disadvantageous for us. Let's move to vertical formations!"
Changsheng’s original intention was to have these Shaolin monks stand behind him, Datou and the others. Unexpectedly, a group of Shaolin monks rushed in front of them. At this time, a large number of Japanese pirates had already rushed over. Changsheng had the intention The charge was in front and there was no time to change positions, so the Shaolin monk had no choice but to take the lead.
The Shaolin monks rushing ahead undoubtedly had good intentions, but this approach was not wise, because the Japanese pirates accelerated through the run-up, and when they rushed forward, they were very fast and had great inertia. The best way to deal with it at this time was to cut through the mess with a sharp knife. , quickly kill the Japanese pirates rushing in front to open the distance between them, but the Shaolin monks use ordinary weapons, and it is difficult to cut the Japanese pirates and their weapons in half. In this way, the Japanese pirates behind They will take the opportunity to get close and start a melee with their own side.
Facts have proved that Chang Sheng's worry is not unnecessary. Due to the large number of Japanese pirates and their rapid attack, although the Shaolin monks in front killed several Japanese pirates, they also allowed the Japanese pirates who rushed up later to find an opportunity to get close. These Japanese pirates also knew that they were not The opponents of the Shaolin monks did not engage in attacks with the monks when they got close. Instead, they directly hugged their waists and legs, using the gang-fighting tactics of street gangsters.
As the saying goes, the master was beaten to death with random punches. The Shaolin monks never expected that these Japanese pirates, who were Japanese samurai, would use such despicable methods. They were suddenly thrown into confusion by the Japanese pirates and were overwhelmed.
Seeing this situation, Changsheng and others immediately rushed forward to lend a helping hand. Shi Xuanming's green spear quickly swung around and assassinated all the Japanese pirates who tried to rush forward. Big Tou, on the other hand, buckled the Yin and Yang Wheels behind his arms, causing them to spin sharply, dodge and move, to rescue the Shaolin monks who were controlled by the Japanese pirates.
Changsheng poured spiritual energy into the blade, causing the blade to slash and kill, and used the fallen corpses to contain the Japanese pirates behind. Yu Yi fired his bow frequently, killing the Japanese pirates who tried to throw hidden weapons one by one.
The four of them worked together, not only withstood the desperate advance of the Japanese pirates, but also rescued several Shaolin monks who were trapped in the enemy group. Due to their timely action, most of the Shaolin monks were unscathed, and not only did they not lose anything, Instead, there were more things. One of them had a headless corpse hugging his waist behind his back, another had two extra arms on his cassock, and another monk had an extra bullet on his leg that wouldn't let go. Head.
After cleaning up the unnecessary items on their bodies, several monks immediately joined the battle group without taking a breath. At this time, Yang Kai also sucked away the spiritual energy of the last few Japanese pirates and transferred them to the Shaolin monks, and then took out the work cloth and killed Changsheng. Nearby, fight side by side with Changsheng and others.
During this close encounter, these Japanese pirates obviously changed their fighting style and rushed forward with all their strength, regardless of their moves, just to hug the waists, legs and feet of their own people and prevent them from moving at will.
Although the Japanese pirates' style of play is almost rogue, it is extremely effective. If everyone on your side is hugged by the Japanese pirates, the Japanese pirates who rush up will immediately kill them. The only way to deal with this rogue style of Japanese pirates is to kill them. The Japanese pirates who rushed up were killed with one blow, and they were not given the chance to perish together.
Changsheng and the others used peerless magic weapons. With one strike, they could cut both the person and the weapon in two, destroying everything with ease.
There is a saying circulating in the world, saying: The world's martial arts comes from Shaolin, and Shaolin Kung Fu is indeed powerful. As purple energy masters of Shaolin Temple, although these monks are low-key and humble, they know deep down that they are martial arts masters and cannot be arrogant. Yes, but there is confidence. However, after seeing the five Changsheng fighting side by side, they realized that they were really far behind. What they learned on weekdays can only be used in ordinary martial arts competitions. There are really many ways to kill the enemy on the battlefield. insufficient.
Changsheng also noticed that the Shaolin monks had shortcomings when facing the enemy, but he did not underestimate these Shaolin monks because although the Shaolin Kung Fu used by these monks were not the same, they were all very proficient and had become more and more proficient. Transformation, if you want to achieve this, you must study hard and practice persistently. The reason why these monks are often passive when facing enemies in battle is not because they are not good at learning, but because they always have a compassionate heart. Buddhism's strict prohibition on killing is something engraved in their bones, and it will not be completely changed just because of his or Zhang Mo's warning, or because of an old grudge against the Japanese pirates.
Our side had previously suspended the pursuit and used the captured Japanese pirates to replenish spiritual energy for the Shaolin monks. At the same time, the Japanese pirates also took the opportunity to stabilize their position and issued clear orders to the Japanese pirates. At this time, the Japanese pirates' attack was simple and direct, just to move forward desperately. Rush, if you can't approach from the front, you will go around to the left, right or behind. If you rush forward, you will hug it, and if you hug it, you will bite. It is like a mad dog.
Out of compassion, the Shaolin monks' first reaction when encountering a similar situation is to try to break free or kick or throw the opponent away. The worst thing they can do is to severely damage the enemy's head. However, Chang Sheng and others don't care about this. No hesitation, no blinking even if the arm is broken.
The reason why Changsheng and others were able to do this is because they have been accustomed to it after many wars. Moreover, their hearts are clear and there is no unnecessary entanglement. Anyone who tries to harm them is their enemy, let alone a group of extremely vicious people. The Japanese pirates are a group of old, weak, women and children, and they will never hesitate or show any mercy.
The more wars they experience, the more Chang Sheng and others feel the indispensability of magical weapons. At this time, the simple knives used by the monks have long been sharpened, but the weapons used by everyone on their own side are still extremely sharp. These weapons are all Obtained from the Ni family, each piece is a peerless treasure and each piece is priceless. People in the world cannot afford to own expensive things, so they can only deceive themselves and deceive themselves. As long as they like what they like, even if it is cheap, it is the best. The truth is actually not like this. The truth is that the most expensive is not necessarily the best, but the best must be the most expensive.
The brutal fighting continued, and for a long time both the enemy and us were doing the same thing. On the surface, it looked like fighting desperately, but in fact it was persistence. The Japanese pirates were insisting, and everyone on our side was also insisting. Persistence seemed very simple. In fact, it is the most difficult, especially this kind of brutal fighting where you will be injured and killed if you are not careful. The spirit is highly tense, and people will soon feel physically and mentally exhausted.
To see whether a person has perseverance, it only depends on whether he can endure the pressure and persevere for a long time without giving himself any reason to give up halfway. This is an almost obsessive persistence, which means gritting his teeth and fighting bravely.
Although the Shaolin monks have more than forty purple energy masters, most of the Japanese pirates were killed by Changsheng and others during the battle. The habits developed over the years cannot be easily changed overnight. Even if the Shaolin monks force themselves He kills with ruthless heartache, but he still subconsciously hesitates and hesitates when he actually takes action.
The ancients said that those who are close to vermillion are red, and those who are close to ink are black. This sentence can be said to be a wise saying. No one is immune to the influence of the environment and other people. People who often go to the toilet will definitely be stained with stench, and people who often go to the flower room will be stained with odor. There must also be the fragrance of flowers, even for Buddhist monks who have been practicing Buddhism for many years. They are no exception. The decisiveness and decisiveness shown by Changsheng and others when facing the enemy in battle also affected the Shaolin monks invisibly. Seeing the ferocity of the Japanese pirates, They yelled and stepped forward to fight for their lives. Tongchen felt angry and ordered, "Give up the sticks and replace them with Japanese swords..."
