Martial arts mastery? But I'm just a spoiled brat!

As for being a womanizer, that's a rumor that only came about after Yan Qing transmigrated.

This is understandable, since there are no mobile phones to use these days, and the cultivation of the Ming Jin stage requires abstaining from smoking and drinking.

Well... besides practicing martial arts, there must be other things to do, right?

Moreover, he was always protected by two beauties, Wanxing and Lanyue, so while the rumors that he was a womanizer were a bit exaggerated, they weren't entirely wrong.

Yan Qing recalled these things and walked outside.

However, Yan Qing's walking posture was somewhat peculiar. Unlike other martial artists who moved with the speed of the wind, his body swayed slightly, and even his footsteps seemed to drag. He walked in a lazy manner, just like usual.

The first impression he gives is that he is physically weak, and he doesn't even have the strength to take a step, giving the impression that he is terminally ill.

Combined with the rumors, it's hard to believe that someone would say Yan Qing is a martial arts master.

"Young Master has mastered the Tiger Form in Xingyi Quan to an unparalleled level!"

Only Chief Steward Cao, who had been following Yan Qing closely, knew just how rare Yan Qing's current state was.

As the saying goes, a tiger's gait resembles that of a sick person. Tigers usually appear weak and listless, but this is actually a sign that they are conserving all their energy and spirit, not wasting a single bit of it.

This state is actually the most dangerous, as it can not only confuse the enemy but also unleash all physical strength when most needed.

Yan Qing in front of us did just that. His sudden burst of power instantly showcased the ferocity of Bajiquan, smashing the head of a martial artist with just one move.

However, Chief Steward Cao's words made Yan Qing, who was walking in front, frown slightly:

"Is there any news about the true transmission of Baguazhang in Tianjin? I've been at the peak of Mingjin for a long time. If there's still no news about Baguazhang, then I'll have to cultivate Anjin using Xingyiquan."

Yan Qing had actually been in this world for a year, and three months ago he had already mastered Bajiquan to its peak and reached the peak of Mingjin in martial arts cultivation.

He has already cultivated the Three External Combinations to the point where he is only one step away from reaching the Dark Force stage. If he wanted to, he could enter the Dark Force stage in ten days at most.

However, Yan Qing did not choose to break through immediately because he wanted to solidify his martial arts foundation. Therefore, he had to cultivate the most advanced martial arts at each stage.

In fact, Ming Jin, An Jin, and Hua Jin are not realms, but techniques.

However, Ming Jin is about cultivating the physique, developing the physical body and bones, strengthening the body, and enabling it to unleash more power.

Dark strength, on the other hand, is the cultivation of qi. It is a technique of using force to strengthen qi, and it is the cultivation of the destructive power of force and qi to the extreme.

Transforming force is the ultimate application of strength and energy.

There is no hierarchy among Ming Jin, An Jin, and Hua Jin, nor are they a classification of realms. When cultivated to their extremes, they can all unleash tremendous destructive power.

Moreover, cultivation does not need to start with Ming Jin. After practicing Jin, one can start with Hua Jin, or An Jin, or even cultivate all three at the same time.

However, only by cultivating all three to an extremely high level can one break through to a higher realm.

However, Ming Jin is the most popular type of cultivation, with no threshold for practitioners and the easiest to achieve, and the effects are the most obvious. An Jin is more difficult to cultivate and requires certain martial arts manuals. Hua Jin is the most difficult and requires a certain level of comprehension.

Therefore, martial artists usually cultivate in three stages: Ming Jin (manifest strength), An Jin (hidden strength), and Hua Jin (transformation strength), and gradually this is used to distinguish the realms of martial arts.

However, in actual application, Yan Qing, who had only cultivated Ming Jin, could, under extreme bursts, smash the head of an An Jin martial artist with a single move from Bajiquan's "Tiger Climbing the Mountain".

Therefore, martial arts training is about mastering the realm of cultivation.

The reason why Yan Qing was reluctant to break through to the Dark Force after reaching the peak of Ming Jin was related to the cultivation technique.

Yan Qing's Xingyi Quan was passed down by Chief Steward Cao. It combines strength and softness, making it suitable for actual combat and also ideal for beginners in martial arts and for building a strong physique.

Bajiquan was a secret manual that Yan Qing's father, Yan Fengqi, found for him using the power of the army. The style of the fist is extremely fierce and is most suitable for cultivating Ming Jin (manifested strength).

The most suitable method for cultivating internal strength is Baguazhang, which is the best way to cultivate internal strength to its extreme. However, the most authentic Baguazhang is not widely circulated, and it is difficult to obtain its true teachings.

Tai Chi is the best way to cultivate Hua Jin (Transformation Force), but Yan Qing has not yet cultivated An Jin (Dark Force), so for now, it is just something to keep an eye on.

"We've received news from Tianjin. They've persuaded the Gong family to come and teach the true essence of Baguazhang. They should arrive in Taiyuan soon."

Chief Steward Cao had already sensed the dissatisfaction in Yan Qing's words and replied in a deep voice.

"That's good!"

Yan Qing nodded and continued walking outside.

Since Yan Qing wanted to develop in martial arts, and he also showed extremely strong talent in martial arts cultivation.

So he took all the resources related to martial arts from his father, Yan Fengqi, and secretly developed them quite well.

This is also why Yan Fengqi thinks highly of Yan Qing; to outsiders, it means that Yan Qing is deeply loved by Yan Fengqi.

China currently has concessions in many cities, with Tianjin having the most in the north and coastal cities like Shanghai in the south.

These areas had many concessions and were also the most chaotic places with the most martial artists.

Yan Qing had long ago used his father Yan Fengqi's resources to establish a force in Tianjin, which had even developed quite well. The fact that they were able to find Baguazhang practitioners for Yan Qing this time is a testament to that.

As they talked, the group walked out of the theater. It was getting dark, and a black American Chevrolet was parked quietly at the entrance. Passersby on the sidewalk would glance at it unconsciously.

As Yan Qing approached, the driver quickly opened the car door, and the pedestrians around him, upon seeing Yan Qing, all hurriedly lowered their heads and left.

Yan Qing got into the car, with Wanxing and Lanyue flanking him on either side, keeping a watchful eye on their surroundings.

The Chevrolet drove slowly, followed by a squad of armed soldiers jogging behind. When the car approached, people around, whether they were street vendors or passersby, would immediately move aside to make way for it.

Even rickshaw pullers who usually speed through the streets stop to let cars pass.

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The Yan family's house occupies a very large area and adopts the standard northern courtyard house structure, with blue bricks and gray tiles, flying eaves and brackets. Although it is called a courtyard house, it actually contains four mansions and many courtyards.

Anyway, Yan Qing has lived here for so long and still doesn't know how many houses the Yan family has, not including some underground buildings and warehouses.

Although the building is simple and unadorned, its interior is exceptionally luxurious. Bright lights shine through the glass and are clearly visible in the darkness, especially as cars drive by. In contrast, some of the surrounding buildings only offer dim candlelight and kerosene lamps through their paper windows.