Supernatural Insight Eyes
Chapter 206 - 0204 A Person’s Turbulence

Chapter 206: 0204 A Person’s Turbulence

Ma Kunqing had lost to Ye Qiu, and only a few knew about it. Thanks to Chen Yifeng, a respected senior in the Southern Martial Arts community, who looked favorably upon Ye Qiu, many martial artists began to truly turn their attention to this youth, who seemed to have appeared out of nowhere.

Some compared Ye Qiu to the top ten martial artists, saying he had the strength to be among them. However, only a very few believed in this judgment, as most of what was known about Ye Qiu’s strength was hearsay; he had yet to have his defining battle in the martial arts world.

Most people scoffed at the idea. The top ten martial artists were of extraordinary skill. Even for a martial artist at the level of True Qi, earning a reputation was no easy feat. How could a nobody, whose background and master were unknown, be audacious enough to claim a place among the top ten? This was seen as greatly exaggerated.

Ye Qiu had caused quite a stir in the martial arts communities of both the north and the south, particularly in the Southern community. People from the Southern Martial Arts community who had seen Ye Qiu in action, especially Zhong Kai who had fought with him, found themselves swept up in the association with Ye Qiu’s growing renown.

When most martial artists met Zhong Kai, they teased him about his encounter with Ye Qiu.

These days were extremely annoying for Zhong Kai. It was bad enough that he had lost to Ye Qiu, but to be looked down upon by so many had driven him to redirect this grudge towards Ye Qiu, believing that without Ye Qiu, he would not have been the subject of such mockery.

Now, whenever someone mentioned Ye Qiu, Zhong Kai would leave without a word, vowing that if anyone brought up Ye Qiu again, he would never let the matter go.

Given Zhong Kai’s abilities too were not weak, many still didn’t dare to go too far. Apart from Zhong Kai, there was another person many martial artists asked about, and that was the wild monkey who had initially brought the martial arts invitation to Ye Qiu.

"Wild Monkey, you’ve seen Ye Qiu. Tell us, what’s his strength really like? Is it truly at the level of True Qi?" a few martial artists gathered around Wild Monkey, pressing for answers.

Feeling skeptical glances cast his way, Wild Monkey lazily responded, "If you really want to know, why not try him yourselves?"

"Hey, Wild Monkey, that’s not very kind of you. We even brought you some fine liquor, you can’t just brush us off like that," someone expressed dissatisfaction.

Wild Monkey twirled a liquor bottle in his hand, tilted his head back, and inclined the bottle downward, only a few drops of liquor trickled out. Smacking his lips twice, he looked as if he hadn’t had his fill.

"That’s all I know about Ye Qiu. As for his strength, I really have no idea," Wild Monkey casually tossed the bottle aside, then hopped down to the ground; the table wobbled but did not fall over.

"Wild Monkey, to exchange such little information for a flask of good wine, your appetite is indeed too large."

"This is all I know, would you have me make things up?" Wild Monkey suddenly rose to his full height with a fierce demeanor, his eyes bulging, his temples flaring, his savage aura startling everyone.

Seeing Wild Monkey like this, nobody dared to press further. Angering this fellow could lead to serious consequences.

As Wild Monkey left, no one dared to stop him. The crowd exchanged glances, letting him go.

...

The waves rolled fiercely, consuming the lakeshore; water droplets splashed against the rocks, occasionally bursting up to land on their faces or clothes.

Three people sat watching the tide, all eyes fixed on the water as wave after wave crested higher than the last.

"The great river flows eastward, washing away, a myriad of heroes from ages past."

"Through ancient and modern times, these ceaseless tides have seen countless heroes watching from this very spot."

"Even if their names endure in history, they cannot withstand the knife of time, coldly passing over their necks, easily claiming anyone’s life."

Li Futu, unfazed by the water droplets hitting his body, remained composed, his gaze deep into the furthest reaches of the water where all was a blur.

"Li, not reciting Buddhist scriptures but rather reflecting like this is truly eye-opening," one of the other two spoke lightly.

"I don’t recite because my heart has Buddha. Buddha need not hang on my lips. Moreover, Ma is in a bad mood today. If I were to chant, it could very well upset him further," Li Futu finished, his gaze slowly turning to Ma Kunqing who sat quietly beside him, silent.

Ma Kunqing still wore a sullen expression that seemed unchanging as if carved in stone.

"Haha, Kunqing was defeated by Ye Qiu, and he’s probably still brooding over it," said the slightly older man among the three.

His name was Lei Ting, the strongest among them and one of the top five in the Ten Owls.

At the mention of Ye Qiu, Ma Kunqing visibly reacted, clearly stirred by the mere mention of the name.

"Although I’ve never met Ye Qiu, I’m aware of Kunqing’s strength. To defeat Kunqing, Futu, you should also be cautious," Lei Ting said indifferently.

Li Futu laughed heartily, "That battle is probably not far off."

Suddenly, Ma Kunqing’s eyes lit up, "I will reclaim the honor that belongs to me."

"No one yet knows of Ye Qiu’s ability to defeat Kunqing. I believe many in the martial world would like to take action against Ye Qiu. Do you think if we keep this news hidden, there might be an interesting spectacle for us to witness?" Lei Ting suddenly suggested.

Li Futu looked at Lei Ting with meaningful eyes; this move was indeed sneaky, essentially a trap for those actively seeking trouble with Ye Qiu.

"I would delight in seeing those soon to be in the same predicament as me," Ma Kunqing revealed a cold smile. The more people Ye Qiu defeated, the more enemies he would make, and that was exactly the scenario he wanted to see.

...

Zhongshan City Hospital.

Today, Vice President Wang was dressed very sharply, standing personally at the entrance of the hospital.

Before long, several cars stopped at the hospital entrance, and Vice President Wang hurried forward. Just then, an elderly man nearly seventy years old descended from one of the cars, but he was radiant, hardly resembling someone in his sixties.

"Teacher," Vice President Wang began, causing several subordinate doctors around him to freeze in surprise. Was this elderly man really Vice President Wang’s teacher?

"Been waiting long? It must have been seven or eight years since I last saw you, my disciple," the elderly man smiled as he said, Vice President Wang ushered the elder into the hospital’s office and seated him on the side before asking, "Teacher, how has your health been these past years?"

"Haha, your teacher here is a Traditional Chinese Medicine expert, well-versed in the ways of health preservation. My health is no worse than those middle-aged folks," the old man chuckled.

"I’m relieved to hear that. To see you visit here fills me with joy from the bottom of my heart. Teacher, did you come to see your student?" Vice President Wang asked.

This question made the elder cough awkwardly and shake his head, "I came here just on the way, not solely because of you, but because of a young man."

"A young man? Teacher, are you taking on a new disciple?" Vice President Wang asked in surprise, his teacher was no ordinary man—this was the private doctor to China’s leaders, a status higher than any major hospital’s president.

Which young man could be so important to his teacher to warrant such attention and personal involvement?

"Do you know the name of this person? Do I know him?" Vice President Wang asked curiously.

The elder hesitated for a moment, then said, "His name is Ye Qiu."

"Ye Qiu? You are looking for Ye Qiu!" Vice President Wang suddenly widened his eyes, and seeing his student’s expression, the elder showed a look of surprise and said, "You know him?"

Vice President Wang nodded emphatically.

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