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I consider myself a semi-traditional martial arts practitioner. Our lineage doesn't pass on the true skills. Before he died, my grandmaster forced me, his master, and my uncles to swear an oath never to pass on the skills. At that time, there were only five of us in our generation, including me. I was the youngest. Only my two eldest senior brothers had received the true teachings.

As a veteran of special forces, I'd like to say something fair: the decline of traditional martial arts isn't without reason, but that doesn't mean they're ineffective in combat. The Black Dragon Eighteen Hands and grappling techniques we learned are traditional martial arts. China achieved first and third place in international special forces competitions.

Wringing out the towel and wiping the sweat from her brow, Li Tongyun saw the sun peeking over the eastern horizon, casting a dazzling morning light. She checked the time; it was almost time to finish her morning exercise. Just as she quietly opened the door, she found her parents, who should still be asleep, already sitting at the dining table, their faces grave, as if coated with ink.

"Confused?" Upon hearing this, Li Tongyun felt as if she had been electrocuted. She pressed down on Jiang Qing's fist and slowly said, "Life is always full of confusion, but how could I not believe in my own fist?" The initial purpose of practicing martial arts was indeed for health preservation.

Although she didn't want to listen to her parents, Li Tongyun's mood was still somewhat affected, and she didn't smile all day. Looking at the gray sky, she couldn't help but sigh, and her feet unconsciously turned in another direction. When Li Tongyun came to her senses, she found herself standing in front of her master's martial arts school. "Why did Xiaoyun suddenly come?"

Actually, traditional martial arts are quite vulgar. It's not that you can't fight, but if you do, you'll break the law. To put it another way, I can lose within the rules, but outside the rules, you won't know how you die. It's not an exaggeration to say that three moves from the start can kill you.

I suffered bullying in high school, and afterwards, I started learning traditional martial arts. Luckily, I had a great teacher who taught me everything from forms to fighting techniques. Later, I learned Sanda (Chinese kickboxing), boxing, Krav Maga, and now, unarmed self-defense.

Stop exaggerating the killing technique, can you please be calm and objective? Although the haters are brainless, isn't excessive exaggeration just another form of slander? Every country and nation with a history of war has its own traditional martial arts and killing techniques. However, without a significant difference in physical abilities, it is unrealistic to kill someone with fists and feet.

I've seen some friends discussing the issue of writing rhythm, so I'll explain it here. This book is not a martial arts novel, but an urban novel, so it won't be all about fighting. The protagonist won't always be just a martial artist; he will have his own career. He won't simply become a star, but someone who has influence all over the world.

To be honest, I really hope someone like Wu Li will stand up and vindicate Chinese martial arts. Martial arts are something I've admired since childhood. I get agitated when I hear others say that martial arts are no good, ugh, it's a bit ridiculous. This book is arguably the most logically sound of all Chinese martial arts novels to date. To show my support, I've subscribed to the entire book.