The Young Martial Grandmaster
少年武宗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 671k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Peerless Martial Arts
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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I'm posting this notice, calling on all martial arts enthusiasts to sign this document and leave their mark, expressing their intentions.
I'm about to enlist; I hope everything goes well. Let me begin: a military strategist, a series of rapid-fire punches. If any readers are martial arts practitioners and find this book useful, please feel free to leave the name of your martial art here.
The Continuous Fist Technique, by Dong Zhenjia. It is hoped that this book will provide a reference for martial arts enthusiasts.
A single ox plows half a field; the harvest depends on the heavens, the barrenness also depends on the heavens. Simple meals fill three days a day, sweet in the morning and sweet in the evening. Clothes keep you warm better than silk; long or short, they're fine. A few thatched huts provide peace of mind, whether traveling or waiting.
In the past, traditional Chinese martial arts emphasized technique while neglecting theory. There were many creators of techniques, but few who elucidated the underlying principles. Many skilled practitioners devoted their entire lives and decades to developing incredible strength and the ability to fight multiple opponents, yet when it came to theory, they only knew the obvious but not the…
This book is good; it even teaches martial arts.
Although martial arts are considered a minor art, in essence, they are like Buddhism, divided into three levels: superior, middle, and inferior. What are these three levels? They are simply the interplay of hardness and softness. Their schools and methods vary greatly, each with its own unique expertise.
Why was the lockdown suddenly lifted?
Chapter 75 is missing a few paragraphs; it jumps directly to the final stage of the horse stance, with the text from the earlier stages disappearing! I hope you will see this and complete the rest.
After reading the whole book, I only have two words to say to the author: It's great!
Can I add the author on QQ? I can't find either of the two you mentioned.