Heir to the Legacy
Ji Boying continued to use his moves, such as Shocking a Hundred Miles Leaping in the Abyss.
He performed the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms from beginning to end.
It was exactly the same as what Hong Qigong used, without any difference.
After finishing the eighteen palm strikes, Hong Qigong was dumbfounded, standing there like a statue.
"Seventh Master, Seventh Master, how did I do?"
This finally snapped Hong Qigong out of his shock.
Hong Qigong was surprised and quickly asked again.
How many of these eighteen palm strikes do you still remember?
Ji Boying found it very strange, "I just finished typing it once."
"I naturally remember all Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms."
Upon hearing this, Hong Qigong suddenly attacked. He didn't use his palm, but instead used the green bamboo staff in his hand. Instead of using the Dog Beating Staff Technique, he used the sword technique he had learned from Ji Boying to attack Ji Boying.
This forced Ji Boying to draw his sword and fight back.
The two then used their swordsmanship to exchange about ten more moves before Hong Qigong suddenly stopped.
"How many moves of the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms have you forgotten?"
"Of course I haven't forgotten a single move; I remember all Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms."
Hong Qigong then continued to attack, using his swordsmanship to dismantle the attack.
After breaking down another fifty moves, he stopped.
How much do you remember?
"I haven't forgotten a single move; I remember them all."
Ji Boying roughly guessed what Hong Qigong meant.
But Hong Qigong simply couldn't believe it.
"Okay, okay, play it again from beginning to end and let me see."
Ji Boying then went through the entire sequence from "Arrogant Dragon Has Regrets" to "Ram Butting the Fence" again, and it was exactly the same. However, this time, the style was slightly different from Hong Qigong's palm technique, as he had clearly incorporated some of his own understanding.
The powerful force is now more restrained, adding a touch of sharpness to its masculine strength.
It is clear that he was influenced by Ji Boying's orthodox Daoist Internal Cultivation and swordsmanship, with his sword intent restrained and his yin and yang in harmony.
After the fight was over, Hong Qigong finally clapped and praised the performance.
"The Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, although the moves are not difficult, the subtlety of its power application seems to be about pursuing fierceness, but in fact it is profound and mysterious, with many details. If you can unleash its fierceness, it will naturally be powerful, but to master it to a high level, you must grasp its subtleties."
"You learned the Eighteen Subduing Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms after only one look, which is already a genius. It's not that there are people who can remember everything they see, but such a photographic memory is usually only short-term. If you are distracted even slightly, it will fall apart and you won't remember it clearly. Now that you have used your swordsmanship to spar with me, you naturally put the palm technique out of your mind. The fact that you can remember it clearly after so many moves shows that you have indeed learned the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms."
Hong Qigong praised it highly.
But I still felt a little disappointed.
Although he was not young, he looked like a middle-aged man. His skills were still improving, and he was still young at heart, believing that there was much to be done in the future.
Especially since they haven't seen anyone catch up with them, these old guys naturally dominate the scene without feeling old.
Now that I've met Ji Boying, I truly feel like the Yangtze River generation is catching up with the older generation.
Indeed, heroes emerge in great numbers; those who come after have already caught up.
He had made up his mind that he would never use the Dog Beating Staff Technique in front of Ji Boying again.
It wasn't that Hong Qigong was petty, but the Dog Beating Staff Technique had always been a symbol of the Beggar Gang' Sect leader, and it was absolutely forbidden to pass it on to a second person so that Ji Boying could learn it; that would be disastrous.
Having mastered the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, Ji Boying gained another martial art that he could use to communicate with Hong Qigong.
The two of them enjoyed exchanging martial arts techniques even more.
With two masters to teach him, Guo Jing naturally learned much faster.
Now that Huang Rong has become his disciple, and Guo Jing is his lover, and this silly boy has also learned the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms from Hong Qigong no longer hides their relationship anymore.
He directly and generously taught all eighteen palm techniques.
Although Guo Jing had mastered the use of the Eighteen Palms, he still needed to practice diligently to improve his skill.
Every day, they would find a big tree to struggle against.
There were quite a few large trees that would take several people to encircle, which, although not broken by Guo Jing's palm strike, gradually lost their branches and leaves and their vitality due to the continuous shocks.
Guo Jing was practicing there, Great Khan profusely, his palms swollen, and panting heavily.
I didn't feel bitter, especially when I saw Ji Boying, I felt even more motivated.
Guo Jing was practicing diligently there, while Ji Boying just waved his hand casually.
He waved his hand, and after some time he gained new insights. When he struck out with his palm again, the power and force were far more profound than those of Guo Jing.
Such a disparity would naturally evoke jealousy, envy, and frustration in outsiders.
Guo Jing, however, felt that Brother Ji was indeed a genius and that he was just a fool.
Therefore, I must work even harder and practice diligently without stopping!
Hong Qigong was already numb with shock, and he was hardly surprised that Ji Boying could master the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms to a level surpassing his own.
He could truly master the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms Waving Palm, and even refine it to a higher level.
Although he couldn't do it himself, Hong Qigong could roughly figure it out in his mind, just like the difference between using an abacus and mental arithmetic.
Hong Qigong could not fully deduce the force in his mind, but he could completely deduce some complex moves on paper and create countermeasures.
Although often you still need to use your hands to gesture and clarify your thoughts.
His talent and intelligence were indeed very high, but he was always a step behind Ji Boying.
In the blink of an eye, a month had passed since the martial arts training began.
Everyone's skills improved greatly.
Huang Rong also learned superior internal energy cultivation and many exquisite sword techniques from Ji Boying.
These skills may not necessarily surpass those created by Huang Yaoshi, but while cooking, Huang Rong was also inspired by their hard work and became even more diligent.
Having two martial arts masters by her side, exchanging moves and discussing techniques, was naturally very beneficial for the already intelligent Huang Rong.
"Good lad, I, the old beggar, am also grateful for your kindness. My skills have indeed improved a lot in the past month or so. You have given me a lot of inspiration. I reckon that if we really fought, I could barely gain the upper hand."
Hong Qigong was in a very good mood.
Besides food, martial arts was his second favorite thing, especially since he was also proud and competitive with the other three.
"Jing'er, come here."
He happily called the honest and simple-minded Guo Jing to his side.
Despite being covered in Great Khan, Guo Jing did not slacken his pace in the slightest.
"Let me become your apprentice."
These few words made Huang Rong and Guo Jing so happy they almost jumped for joy.
Hong Qigong watched with a smile, letting them enjoy themselves.
After spending more than a month together, Guo Jing's character had become clear to him; he was indeed a loyal and chivalrous person.
Although not very dexterous, she is actually quite talented.
He had a solid foundation and worked very hard. Although he was tired every day, he still served Hong Qigong with gratitude and respect.
From any perspective, he is a rare and exceptional successor.