Martial Arts Livestreaming
Chapter 176 - 161: Battle Rotation of the Crowd

Chapter 176: Chapter 161: Battle Rotation of the Crowd

Some Martial Arts Halls had already opened their doors, and when Wu Li and the street gangsters clashed, the ones near the street corner took notice.

"Go and help," an elder in a black training suit said to his disciples beside him.

The disciples nodded in agreement, prepared to rush over.

Since these Martial Arts Halls on Martial Arts Street had fallen out with the developers, for a month straight, every day, a gang of thugs would block the street’s entrance, deterring people who wanted to learn martial arts, and also threatening those coming out of Martial Arts Street.

Because of this, the people from the martial arts schools often clashed with them, fighting nearly every day; and calling the police was futile. If they arrested some today, another group would come tomorrow. There was no way to get the police to patrol Martial Arts Street or stand guard 24 hours a day, so in the end, it was a stalemate.

Now, seeing the gangsters blocking the way to Martial Arts Street again, the people from the martial arts halls, of course, wanted to lend a hand to help, but no sooner had the elder in black finished speaking than Wu Li had already taken care of it.

"This..." The disciples hesitated and looked at their master.

The elder in black looked on with astonishment as he watched Wu Li at a short distance: "His power explodes from his core; his limbs startle into action, with the force reaching his extremities. Excellent! What skill, what capturing technique!"

"Master, what’s going on?" a disciple asked.

To them, the several men overwhelmed by Wu Li seemed to be under a spell, collapsing to the ground without being able to get up.

The elder in black suddenly grabbed the shoulder of a disciple next to him, and the disciple immediately felt pain, "Ah, Master?"

The elder in black explained, "When I grab your shoulder like this, you just feel pain because my finger strength isn’t properly focused. If my finger strength were perfected, I could numb your entire arm or even half your body with one touch; the man just now applied a grappling technique to his opponent’s shoulder acupoint, achieving this effect."

The disciples nodded, finally understanding what had happened.

The elder in black’s Martial Arts Hall mainly taught Long Arm Fist and also Xingyi Fist. Although his own skill level was not very high, his lineage was good; having seen many masters in his youth, he had a discerning eye, immediately recognizing Wu Li’s prowess.

"The way that man burst forth just now was the Tiger Pounce of Xingyi, using the strength from his waist to spring from the ground. Only a Tiger Pounce so perfected is considered fully mastered," the elder in black told his disciples. "I always tell you to practice Tiger Pounce, but you don’t take it seriously, thinking it’s useless in a fight. Look at his Tiger Pounce, doesn’t it seem formidable?"

The disciples exchanged glances, bowing their heads, not daring to speak. They always thought the Tiger Pounce was an awkward move when practicing, slow to power up, and not as practical as a simple stepping technique. But having just witnessed the speed at which Wu Li pounced on three men in the blink of an eye, they were left speechless.

"Where did such a young master emerge from?" the elder in black mused, puzzled, as he looked at Wu Li.

"Master, it looks like they’re heading to Jiyun Hall," said a disciple.

Wu Li and his companions had stopped at the entrance of Jiyun Hall by this time, seemingly intending to go in.

The face of the elder in black changed, and he said to his disciples, "Quickly go and notify the masters of the other Martial Arts Halls. Let’s all head to Jiyun Hall and see."

These past days had been filled with unease, and today, suddenly, a master visited Jiyun Hall. He was worried that their intentions were not good.

The two previous masters of Jiyun Hall had spent over sixty years working hard to encourage other Martial Arts Hall masters to set aside their differences. Although there were still frequent frictions with local boxers, at least the Chinese boxers on this street stuck together, united against the outside world, and they all had respect for Jiyun Hall.

Seeing that a master was visiting Jiyun Hall, the elder in black immediately sent his disciples to call others. If there were trouble, they could offer help quickly.

Wu Li entered Jiyun Hall. Inside, some disciples were practicing martial arts, working on Yong Chun wooden dummies.

"Whom are you looking for?" one disciple asked vigilantly as he saw Wu Li and the others enter. He spoke in the language of Southern Country.

The rest of the disciples also stopped their exercises and came over.

Wu Li looked back at Wang Xuan, who stepped forward and said, "We’re from Hua Country, doing a television show. We specifically came to visit Jiyun Hall."

The people of Hua Country? A television program?

Upon hearing that they weren’t there for a challenge or to cause trouble, everyone’s expressions relaxed, and they looked curiously at Wu Li and the camera behind him.

"Please wait a moment; I’ll go inform the master."

A disciple ran toward the back, while the others whispered among themselves.

Soon after, Huang Wei and an elder followed by a little girl came out—this was the same Huang Wei that Wu Li and the others had met the day before.

"Hello everyone, I am Zhang Shicai, the current master of Jiyun Hall," the elder introduced himself proactively to Wu Li and his group.

He had streaks of gray at his temples, but his complexion was ruddy, and his vitality seemed excellent. At fifty-nine, he was past his prime fighting years.

He spoke in Mandarin, with a slight Southern Country dialect, but Wu Li and the rest could understand him without needing Wang Xuan to translate.

Wu Li stepped forward, saluted with a fist, and said, "Junior Wu Li, practitioner of Xingyi Fist, I’ve long respected you, sir."

Hearing that Wu Li practiced Xingyi Fist, Huang Wei’s eyes lit up with interest. His master had said that his current bottleneck needed a breakthrough from the three great Internal Fists, but unfortunately, the ones teaching in Martial Arts Street mainly taught External Fist. Although there were some who taught Xingyi Fist, their knowledge was not deep.

"I wonder how well he has mastered his Xingyi Fist. I’ll look for an opportunity to exchange some moves later," Huang Wei thought to himself.

On the other side, Wu Li explained their purpose, saying that he was live-streaming a show to promote Traditional Martial Arts.

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