In the seats of Songcheng University Martial Arts Club, Li Mao and Guo Qing sat down again. They were whispering excitedly to each other.
"Do you think Cheng can continue to work hard and defeat Dong Yi?" Sun Jian looked at the arena and asked with both expectation and worry.
Li Mao didn't turn his head. He watched Dong Yi climb up the stairs and said excitedly, "I think there is a big chance. I went to Cheng's private forum and read his information and previous competition videos. I found that he is indeed talented in physical strength. As long as he didn't get hurt in the competition with Wei Shengtian, he shouldn't consume too much energy. He is at a disadvantage when facing Dong Yi, but he can completely suppress him …"
"You've seriously watched Cheng's competition videos?" Sun Jian asked in surprise.
To be honest, after discovering Lou Cheng's meteoric rise to become the main force of the Martial Arts Club, he had also looked up the relevant information. However, he had only swallowed the information in order to get a general understanding. After all, Cheng was his teammate, not his enemy. Why should he waste his time to study him in detail?
Li Mao smiled bitterly and said, "I'm just curious."
If anyone was in his position, it was impossible not to be curious!
After witnessing Lou Cheng's transformation from a true newbie to a skilled beginner, it seemed that he had become much more powerful than himself in just a short time. How could he not be curious about this? Did he not want to understand the details?
If he didn't, he wouldn't be able to recover from the shock!
Sun Jian didn't ask and said with a smile, "I hope Cheng still has energy left after defeating Dong Yi and help me exhaust Tan Ming …"
Then I have a good chance of ending the competition!
They only thought of winning one or two rounds and going home with dignity. But now they suddenly realized that they might be able to win the whole competition. Qiu Yang was injured and there was only one Professional Ninth Pin fighter left. But Lou Cheng was famous for his physical strength. They didn't dare to say that they would win, but at least they had a 40% to 40% chance of winning now!
Sitting in front of them, Yan Zheke was silently cheering and praying. Hearing the discussion behind her, she felt a little harsh. Everyone was too confident in Cheng.
Usually, when they praised Cheng like this, she would be so happy that she couldn't hide her smile. But now they were facing a strong opponent and the result was not clear yet. Couldn't they be more low-key and not give Cheng bad advice?
This, this, was he messed up because of his concern?
She couldn't hold it in any longer. She turned around, put her palms together, smiled apologetically, and pleaded,
"Please don't say it ~ Accumulate good karma, let's keep a low profile and accumulate good karma!"
Sun Jian, Li Mao, and the others immediately realized what was going on. They all covered their mouths in different ways, indicating that they understood.
At the same time, they were a little jealous of Lou Cheng. His girlfriend's gesture, expression, and eyes were so adorable!
…
The group of gamblers who were watching the live broadcast collapsed on the sofa one by one. Their faces were ashen, and they were dumbstruck.
The leader muttered to himself with a blank look in his eyes.
"There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with eating by looking at the sky …"
What's the use of analyzing the strength of the bets?
At this moment, the young man who had suggested to buy in the opposite direction of He Xiaowei suddenly realized something. "Big brother, there's no problem now. That toxic healer commentator is now leaning towards Songcheng University Martial Arts Club!"
This was the protection of the mysterious power!
Hearing this, the other gamblers were instantly revived and began to watch the competition attentively.
…
Although Lou Cheng was full of confidence, it didn't mean that he would look down on a fighter of Professional Ninth Pin. When he saw Dong Yi walking up the ring step by step, the opponent's information naturally appeared in his mind.
This ordinary-looking man was 28 years old this year. He was the oldest and the most low-key one among the three main members of the Fearless Squad. His ancestors were from a famous martial arts family in Yimo. It was said that they originated from Shangqing Sect. Even the family's martial arts "Rolling Thunder Palm" was derived from one of the unique skills of the "Thunder Sect". However, after experiencing the changes of the country and getting rid of the old and ushering in the new, the Dong family had declined for many generations. Only Dong Yi was left.
Dong Yi didn't open a martial arts school. Instead, he became a high school teacher. In his spare time, he participated in various small Challenge Tournaments and received a lot of prize money. He didn't rely on his salary to make a living. This time, he was invited by Wei Shengtian. He was moved by the prospect of advancing in the division and was tempted by the hope of stepping into the Dan stage.
His Rolling Thunder Palm was closely related to "fast" and "fierce". It was a completely different style from Wei Shengtian and Qiu Yang. His fighting style was more flexible and agile. However, once he grasped the opportunity, his palm could crack stones and was as fast as thunder. It had a terrifying ability to burst out in a short period of time. It wasn't inferior to strength.
In the Rolling Thunder Palm, there was also a unique skill called "Thunderbolt Blast". It was a sound attack similar to "Lion's Roar". There was thunder in the belly and the sound from the mouth, shaking the opponent's ear and causing dizziness.
For this kind of martial arts, before the martial arts reached a certain level, there was really no way to defend. One could only prepare in advance and leave some thoughts. Once encountered, one would immediately bite the tip of the tongue and other methods to quickly wake up and avoid the follow-up attack. However, if one was distracted to guard against this skill, the power of one's fists and feet would be reduced. It would be impossible to concentrate and go all out, which would weaken one's strength in disguise.
Therefore, under certain circumstances, as the old saying goes, some martial arts are more threatening when not used than when used.
Lou Cheng's Power of Blaze actually had a similar function. Unfortunately, it was not as good as Dong Yi's "Thunderbolt Blast". Martial arts practitioners had rough skin and thick flesh. Once they were mentally prepared, the possibility of subconsciously shaking their hands after being burned was very low. There was no need to deliberately be distracted, unless the strength and temperature of the Power of Blaze was increased.
Such a Professional Ninth Pin was indeed not someone he could guarantee to win … Lou Cheng was very clear. He wouldn't put himself in a higher position than other Professional Ninth Pin fighters just because he defeated Wei Shengtian in a tag-team battle. Not to mention that there was a little luck factor just now. If he underestimated the enemy who was similar to or just a little weaker than himself, a disastrous end was foreseeable.
It was unknown how many famous martial artists were ultimately ruined by this blind arrogance. There was even a lack of people who paid the price with their lives.
Lou Cheng slightly moved both of his arms and felt their current situation. After the fierce battle with Wei Shengtian, although his physical strength was as good as before and there was no consumption, there were some hard wounds on the corresponding parts of his arms. Moreover, his mental and physical strength were almost exhausted. He had to rely on emotional outbursts and a strong momentum to maintain his peak state.
The Jindan could heal fatigue and maintain physical strength, but it couldn't heal injuries and also couldn't restore mental exhaustion. How could he not rack his brains when fighting with a strong opponent like Wei Shengtian?
Whether it was the unusually focused investment, the calm and firm judgment, or the belief to overcome nervousness and fear, it caused a lot of consumption of the so-called mental and physical strength.
Once the mental and physical strength was consumed too much, there would be a phenomenon of thinking sluggishness, trance, and not being able to react in time. That was a big taboo in martial arts competitions!
As for the Thunder Roar Zen, he was only able to use it under the condition of Wei Shengtian's "help" in suppressing and withdrawing. Although he also had some experience, opened the door, and found the direction, but if he really wanted to cross the threshold, he still needed a certain amount of time to explore, try, and temper. Just like what his master said, breakthrough was a process, not a node.
He stood in the center with a high momentum, but calmly and steadily, watching Dong Yi go up the ring and stand on the other side of the referee.
Dong Yi suppressed the mixed feelings in his heart, and his ears were filled with cheers one after another,
"Dong Yi!"
"Come on!"
It was still a response type of cheering, but it was more than a level lower than the previous roar. Dong Yi could even hear the fear and uneasiness of the fear of failure contained in it.
Am I their life-saving straw? Dong Yi closed his eyes and suddenly opened them again.
Behind him was only Tan Ming of Amateur First Pin. If he couldn't beat Lou Cheng in this match, or caused him to be injured, the result could be imagined.
Although Fearless Squad was strong, there was no way back!
At this moment, the referee didn't give Lou Cheng a chance to recover, and shouted loudly,
"Start!"
Dong Yi immediately visualized a flash of lightning in his mind. He bounced his waist and back, and the strength went through the soles of his feet, and pounced on Lou Cheng as fast as thunder.
Lou Cheng had already adjusted his body to let his center of gravity flow like mercury, so that he could display his strength better than a Professional Ninth Pin fighter. At this moment, as his waist and back wriggled, there seemed to be a "round ball" in his body, and it drove him to the side of Dong Yi like a ghost. But because his opponent was too fast, he couldn't pull away.
Seeing this, Dong Yi didn't turn around. He stomped his feet, and his left elbow hit out horizontally with a snap, fast and fierce.
Lou Cheng put his left foot inward, straightened his back, tightened his right arm, and suddenly pressed down, just in time to block this fierce elbow attack.
But at this moment, Dong Yi used the blocked elbow as a fulcrum, and with a snap, he threw out his forearm, and hit Lou Cheng's genitals with a crisp palm. The whole movement was done in one breath, and it was extremely fierce.
Snap! Lou Cheng's left hand had been waiting there for some time, and it blocked the attack without panic.
And this was all because he and Yan Zheke had carefully studied the video of Dong Yi's fight a few days ago!
In today's society, martial arts competitions were flourishing, and the spread of fighting videos was fast because of the Internet, showing a trend of a big explosion of information. Every fighter only needed to fight a few more times, and his future opponents would thoroughly study his moves, and many of his killer moves and unique moves would no longer be unexpected.
This was something that the ancient fighters couldn't imagine. In their view, it was right to defeat all the geniuses with one move. Today, they killed a strong opponent in the south with this move, and tomorrow, they would go to the north without knowing anything about it.
In addition, the Challenge Tournament was a life-and-death battle with a referee, which only reduced the death and disability rate. Apart from the psychological aspect, it was not much different from reality, which attracted the participation of strong fighters. Therefore, the number of fights that the fighters of today had in their lives was probably ten times or even a hundred times more than those of their predecessors, and in every fight, they had almost no secrets. They had to constantly explore and innovate their moves in order to defeat their opponents.
Under the pressure of this almost cruel environment, the fighters of the same level in modern times would definitely be better than those in ancient times!
Dong Yi had a deep understanding of this. Failing to succeed in one move, he immediately took advantage of the rebound force to withdraw his left arm, so as not to be caught by Lou Cheng's Big and Small Hand Wrap, and enter the field of Listening Skill, which he was best at.
Seeing Dong Yi retreat, Lou Cheng immediately slid forward, tightened his thigh muscles, and kicked out with the tip of his foot, aiming at his opponent's ankle.
He wanted to use the fierceness and madness of the Brutal Blizzard, combined with the rainbow-like momentum that defeated Wei Shengtian, and completely suppress his opponent!
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