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"Shaolin Arhat Fist is clear and concise, short and compact, flexible and changeable. Practitioners make moves like arrows and retract them like silk. Once a move succeeds, they attack continuously. Experts can throw out hundreds of punches in a short time without even losing breath.

I must defeat the enemy swiftly; otherwise, if this guy presses hard and keeps suppressing me, it will be very difficult to turn the situation around." Wu Hujie quickly discerned his opponent’s boxing technique and swiftly devised a strategy in his mind.

In contrast, this Ming Jin master from Hong Kong couldn’t determine the origin of Wu Hujie’s boxing technique at all. For a time, the situation was bright on the surface but dark underneath, yet Wu Hujie had a slight upper hand.

This is the advantage of a great nation’s five thousand years of rich cultural history, centered around the core martial arts sects such as Shaolin, Wudang, Emei Sect, Kongtong, and Kunlun Sect.

Numerous martial artists have created a vast number of martial arts derived from their own insights, spreading across the vast 9.6 million square kilometers of land.

Even in secluded valleys or small desert villages, there might be some martial arts that outsiders have never heard of.

These martial artists living on that small place called Hong Kong have a limited view, knowing only Shaolin and Wudang, utterly unaware of how deep the martial arts heritage is in mainland China.

Character Gate Fist is merely one of them, just the tip of the iceberg.

Bam, bam, bam!

The sound of Shaolin Arhat Fist percussion echoed as Wu Hujie, holding his breath, connected his palms continuously, blocking and countering. For a moment, the two were evenly matched, and soon, twenty moves had passed.

Wu Hujie grabbed his opponent’s punch as usual, intending to separate, but suddenly he pulled back, gripping the opponent’s hand fiercely with his five fingers and swung, drawing the opponent towards him.