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Chapter 519 - 483 National Martial Arts Practical Combat Class

Chapter 519: Chapter 483 National Martial Arts Practical Combat Class

Wu Li assessed Xing Jun, just as Xing Jun was sizing up Wu Li.

He didn’t have System Detection and couldn’t see Wu Li’s data, so he mainly focused on Wu Li’s spirit.

At this moment, his aura was fully unleashed. Not to mention ordinary people, even Master Level Martial Artists facing him would feel a great psychological pressure, yet Wu Li appeared extremely calm. If Xing Jun was like turbulent, raging waves crashing forth, the moment it swept over to Wu Li, it became calm seas—Wu Li remained entirely unaffected.

Just from this alone, Xing Jun had a newfound respect for Wu Li.

Looking at Wu Li, Xing Jun took the initiative to clasp his fist, "It’s my pleasure to meet you."

Qian Kun watched Xing Jun with some surprise. In his perception, except for a few strong individuals in the military, a couple of old instructors, and former leaders who had mentored Xing Jun, none other would receive such regard from Xing Jun.

Directly confronting superiors wasn’t an infrequent occurrence for him. If it wasn’t for Xing Jun’s exceptional personal abilities that made the top brass reluctant to discard him, he would have been ousted long ago.

Even so, several strong individuals of the same level as Xing Jun in the military had already reached the rank of Major General, with the highest being Lieutenant General, yet only Xing Jun remained a Major General. If he had been willing to tone down his sharpness even slightly, his situation would not have come to this. Thus, seeing Xing Jun being so ’courteous’ to Wu Li surprised Qian Kun.

Wu Li too clasped his fist toward Xing Jun, "It would be a pleasure to have a match sometime."

Upon hearing this, Xing Jun laughed heartily, "Of course!"

"There will be plenty of opportunities for the two of you to learn from each other in the future. Now that everyone is here, let’s get started," said Qian Kun to Wu Li.

Wu Li nodded, took a few steps forward, and faced the six hundred trainees below him, "I’ll just say a few words."

He used the Sound Strike technique so that even in the open drill field, his voice carried far and wide.

"You should all know the primary purpose of establishing Hua Jian Security. I can tell you for certain that the enemies you will face in the future will be extremely vicious, and you may find yourselves in very dangerous situations!"

"Therefore, for the sake of your own lives, I hope you will take the upcoming training seriously and give it your all!"

After finishing his speech, Wu Li turned to indicate Xing Jun, who stood beside him, "This gentleman will be your Chief Instructor. I’ll let him say a few words to all of you."

Amidst the applause from the audience, Xing Jun stepped forward, facing the trainees, "My name is Xing Jun, and it doesn’t matter if you don’t know me, because soon, every single one of you will remember me!"

"Just like that."

Xing Jun finished speaking, in a manner that was simple, direct, and dominating, in keeping with his style.

"Let’s begin the official training then."

Wu Li also disliked pleasantries and directly announced the start of the training.

...

In the morning, there was a unified lecture where everyone gathered in a large auditorium to learn about professional security knowledge, taught by Zhang Heng.

Then came the National Martial Arts practical combat class, where Wu Li explained his own "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record" to everyone.

The "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record" began when Wu Li was sorting and modifying the martial arts of various schools. On one hand, he adapted some killing moves, removed some, adding his own fighting methods to create the "Modern National Martial Arts Record" suitable for arena competitions. On the other hand, he specifically chose the killing moves from various schools, compared similar techniques, and then further optimized them.

In simple terms, the "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record" consists of all the killing moves from more than a dozen martial arts, with Wu Li eliminating the chaff and taking the essence, then adding his own understanding to write this book.

Now this book serves as an internal textbook, issued to each trainee. Of course, before distribution, everyone signed a confidentiality agreement ensuring they would not leak any information, or they would face substantial claims for damages, as well as legal liability. After all, the content of this book is too ’discordant.’ If it were to be spread, it could easily be abused by mal-intentioned people.

There’s no filler in the book, each move, each position, even every sentence, all aim at one goal—to kill the enemy more effectively!

Moreover, it’s not just hollow theory; every move in the book is based on practice. Wu Li provided dozens of different scenarios and corresponding variations for each killing technique.

As he said in an interview before, past martial artists might practice a killing move for their entire life, but not foolishly. They would consider the specific situations. What should I do if the enemy retreats to dodge? What if the enemy reaches to block? What if the enemy attacks at the same time...

Wu Li detailed all these points in the "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record." In this book, he not only taught various killing techniques but also imparted his own combat experience to everyone.

Consider for a moment the vast combat experience of Wu Li, who has access to a virtual combat space. He is someone who has died countless times! So even without mentioning the techniques, just in terms of practicality, no similar martial arts textbook dares to claim the first place over the "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record," which would undoubtedly take the second.

"Too detailed! Master Wu even took into account the opponent’s height, weight, arm length, and even different environmental factors! Such a book is truly, truly..." Luo Bin and several other Master Level Martial Artists felt like they had discovered a treasure just by flipping through a few pages of the "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record," not knowing how to fully express their valuation of the book.

Xing Jun also read the "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record." At his level, the killing moves recorded in the book weren’t of much referential value to him since he was practicing his own Ultimate Moves. However, the depth of combat experience shown in the book impressed even Xing Jun.

"This book can completely serve as our internal teaching material."

Holding the "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record," Xing Jun told Qian Kun next to him, "Just need to add dagger, short stick, and other weapon uses to perfect it. We can then throw away the combat manuals we are currently using!"

Upon hearing this, Qian Kun was intrigued. Given Xing Jun’s character, he certainly wouldn’t exaggerate, indicating that the "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record" was even more valuable than expected.

Subduing an enemy with a single move is not something ordinary people, let alone general troops, would promote, but there are always special forces that need such training. However, these warriors lack the time to practice combat, so they need more efficient fighting techniques with a shorter learning period and quicker results.

What Xing Jun just mentioned as internal teaching materials actually refers to this kind of combat technique, and now he states Wu Li’s "National Martial Arts Practical Combat Record" can replace the original materials, meaning that the techniques Wu Li has collated and modified are even more efficient!

Qian Kun, who held the same Major General rank as Xing Jun but was an actual commander of troops, knew very well that even a slight increase in efficiency, just enough to increase the survival rate of soldiers on the battlefield, it was worth it!