Yang Bo went to the Training Room with Xu Xiangdong and Qian Wuji.
Tai Chi was an ancient martial art for which Yang Bo had provided the concept and basic moves.
The rest had been jointly researched by Xu Xiangdong, Qian Wuji, and Meng Bufan.
Tai Chi grew stronger against stronger opponents, and the stronger its practitioner was, the stronger it became.
Xu Xiangdong had become president of the Alliance Ancient Martial Arts Association not merely because of his connections, but more because of his own strength.
Of course, strength alone was not enough to become president.
In the Alliance, the presidents of all sorts of associations possessed powerful networks. In other words, they had formidable backing.
Xu Xiangdong's strength was A+. To be honest, this was a broad classification; anything from A-Class to S-Class could be called A+.
So even among A+ users, some might have combat power of 100, while others might have combat power of 1,000 or even 10,000.
Could the gap really be that great?
Just look at Yang Bo's strength. Compared to Superpower Users who had only just entered A+, could Yang Bo take on a thousand of them by himself?
Yang Bo first sparred with Xu Xiangdong. They began with Tai Chi pushing hands.
Xu Xiangdong held back his strength. The main purpose of the spar was to experience how each side directed its power.
Xu Xiangdong was afraid that his strength would be too great and injure Yang Bo.
Xu Xiangdong thought very highly of Yang Bo.
Although Tai Chi was currently rated only 3S-Class, Xu Xiangdong and the others believed it surpassed 3S-Class.
However, the highest rating for ancient martial arts at present was only 3A-Class.
Xu Xiangdong and the other two had a simple plan: first release this ancient martial art,