Chinese Martial Arts: Even Street Stalls Sell Peerless Martial Arts Manuals

Lin Hao is furious when Master Ma gets knocked out. How can traditional Chinese martial arts be mocked and ridiculed like this?

But soon, a campus beauty with a little skill in Emei martial arts bursts onto the scene and completely trounces a free-fighting expert.

An eighty-year-old man uses a Tai Chi push-hands move, and the so-called karate champion breaks both his own arms.

At a Western exchange event, a six-year-old elementary school student accidentally pokes a hole through a stainless-steel cup with the One Yang Finger...

It turns out that all these people bought their martial arts manuals from the same street stall.

What's more, the stall owner had chased them down, saying, "Young man! I can tell by your extraordinary bone structure that you're a martial arts prodigy, one in ten thousand..."

Today, we're lucky enough to interview the stall owner. "Excuse me, are those manuals really for real?"

Lin Hao shakes his head like a rattle drum. "It was all a scam, I admit it. I was just trying to swindle a hundred yuan. Traditional Chinese martial arts are all fake. Nobody should learn them. Making everyone as strong as dragons is fake too..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.