Chapter 3667
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He cut the ropes and unlocked the handcuffs at the same time.
Lisa regained her freedom and immediately walked over to Xiao Yichen. She asked worriedly, "Are you okay?!"
"I …"
Xiao Yichen looked at Lisa and saw that she was pretending to be calm, but she could not hide the anxiety in her eyes. His heart warmed and he immediately smiled. "Yeah, I'm fine."
She was worried about him.
He did not expect that Lisa, who was usually so cold, would take the initiative to show concern for others.
"That big guy hit you so hard. Are you sure you're okay?"
Lisa was in disbelief. Han Ji had punched him so many times. Did he not feel any pain or itch?
She had seen Han Ji punch Xiao Yichen's back and abdomen a few times. The force of those punches was enough to break a steel plate, let alone a human body.
Xiao Yichen was a mortal after all. Lisa did not believe that he was completely fine.
"I'm really fine. Don't worry, I won't force myself."
The little guy smiled warmly.
So, Lisa was skeptical, but she still had some doubts. "Even if your bones weren't broken and your organs weren't damaged, I don't believe that you don't have any bruises after being hit by such a heavy punch!"
Xiao Yichen calmly lifted his shirt and revealed his muscular abdomen.
Lisa took a look and was surprised to find that there was not a single bruise.
It was too …
Too amazing!
Lisa's eyes were filled with shock.
"How could this be?"
"I learned Chinese martial arts."
…
Ancient martial arts were Chinese martial arts, and Chinese martial arts was also a term used to refer to martial arts.
However, in the current traditional sense, Chinese martial arts and martial arts were very different. Martial arts practitioners strengthened the body, while Chinese martial arts practitioners protected the family and defended the country.
The so-called Chinese martial arts were martial arts that only killed the enemy and did not perform.
For example, Tai Chi was one of the Chinese martial arts.
However, Tai Chi had been prejudiced by many people. They thought that Tai Chi could be practiced by any ordinary person. Other than strengthening the body, it had no other use.
Now, Tai Chi had become a form of performance.
However, the martial arts of Tai Chi did not have so many mysterious and strange moves. His attacks were nothing more than fast, accurate, and ruthless. If he could kill in one move, he would never use two. Taking someone's life was only a matter of a snap of a finger.
His leg and hand strength came from practicing the horse stance.
The Horse Stance was the foundation of many sects. The Horse Stance of each sect was similar, but there were differences.
There were only two purposes for practicing the Horse Stance. One was to train the strength of the legs, and the other was to train internal energy, which was the so-called gathering of Qi.
Therefore, although the Horse Stance seemed simple, it was one of the most basic skills in martial arts. In Chinese martial arts, there was a saying, "Start by standing in the stance for three years." If one did not practice martial arts, it would be for naught. If one only had a set of moves without a solid foundation, it would only be for show and not practical.
Xiao Yichen had a master when he was three years old and practiced the horse stance every day. In the beginning, he found it boring and thought that the horse stance was too easy.
However, the horse stance became more and more difficult with each passing day.
Later on, when Little Yichen was in the horse stance, his master magically placed a basin of charcoal under his crotch. Following that, he took two hanging stones from the side, each weighing about five kilograms, and hung them on his arms just like that!
Whenever he moved, his clothes would be set on fire.
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