Chapter 79 - 51 Martial Arts Eighth Dan_3

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Chapter 79: Chapter 51 Martial Arts Eighth Dan_3Martial Arts Halls would recruit students with exceptional talent, officially join the heritage, and hold an apprenticeship ceremony to become a disciple of the Hall. It was like a Martial Arts Sect. Although master-disciple relationships were not legally recognized, they were taken very seriously in the traditionally oriented Martial Arts Halls and carried great binding force. The head of the Extreme Martial Arts Academy was Xing Lie, acting like the sect leader, with others being his apprentices and grand-apprentices. Entering the Martial Arts Hall naturally came with many benefits, the most direct being the guidance of a master, along with various welfare treatments. The status of a disciple of the Hall also carried weight in society. Of course, with benefits came contributions. Whenever the Martial Arts Hall had affairs, the disciples had to contribute, and the commands of a master had to be obeyed. Unless one was expelled from the Martial Arts Hall, the fate of the disciple was intertwined with that of the Hall, for better or for worse. Ji Xinghuo had no aversion to this traditional system but was not particularly keen on it either. If the conditions were favorable, he could join. But if he had to give up much and face various restrictions, then it wouldn’t interest him. "The Martial Arts Hall is always very cautious in taking in disciples. Even if you’re willing, you must go through several rounds of assessment. It’s not something you can just walk into," Tu Hongda actually laughed. He then added, "I indeed see potential in you, but I know nothing about you, how could I possibly take you as a disciple right away? This isn’t a decision I can make alone. I’m only letting you know so you can prepare mentally and strive for it as best you can." "Alright," Ji Xinghuo nodded. Seeing his indifferent reaction, Tu Hongda asked, "You’re not very willing?" "I haven’t decided yet." Although Ji Xinghuo’s reply was tactful, Tu Hongda understood that Ji Xinghuo was not unwilling to join the Extreme Martial Arts Academy, he was just unwilling to take him as his master. He was helpless but understood that this was the reality. With Ji Xinghuo’s talent and speed of progress, it wouldn’t take many years for him to be promoted to a Martial Arts Grandmaster, and at least a Grandmaster would be qualified to be his master. If Ji Xinghuo had just become a Mutant, the Martial Arts Hall would be able to offer favorable conditions to attract him, but it was clear that Ji Xinghuo already had some achievements. And he had joined the Hunting Team as well. Such a Mutant, even if joining the Martial Arts Hall, would have already mastered some skills, and their loyalty obviously couldn’t compare with disciples who were cultivated by the Hall from the beginning. The binding force of the master-disciple relationship was also weaker. Thinking of this, Tu Hongda suddenly found it meaningless and said a few words to send Ji Xinghuo away. Sitting alone in the office, he ultimately shook his head. He originally planned to return to Earth and report the situation of Xin Liaoyuan to the academy, so they could investigate Xin Liaoyuan’s background. But now he changed his mind and decided to let things take their course. Ji Xinghuo, unaware of Tu Hongda’s thoughts, made his way back to the villa and spent an additional three hours training in the practice room before going to bed. S~eaʀᴄh the Novelƒire(.)ne*t website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality. Afterward, he attended live combat training at the Extreme Martial Arts Academy every day. Although Tu Hongda no longer requested apprenticeship, he still favored Ji Xinghuo greatly. Every day after the combat training ended, he would take half an hour to give Ji Xinghuo private lessons, spar with him personally, and instruct him meticulously, almost without reservation. Ji Xinghuo’s Martial Arts skills improved by leaps and bounds. Half a Star Realm Month into the live combat practice, when sparring with Eighth Dan opponents, he had already achieved a ninety percent win rate. Although still losing more often than winning against Ninth Dan opponents, his Martial Arts Rank had firmly reached above an Eighth Dan, and there was hope for reaching Ninth Dan within a few months. Alongside the advancement in Martial Arts Rank, Ji Xinghuo’s Star Power also steadily increased, reaching 185 points. Clang! Clang! Clang! With the sound of metal clashing and sparks flying, Ji Xinghuo delivered three consecutive chops, each faster and heavier than the last, pushing forward three large steps. His opponent was forced to block the three attacks and finally ran out of strength while retreating rapidly. The Alloy Long Sword was knocked aside, and the stance broke. Ji Xinghuo advanced another step swiftly, deftly rotated the handle of the War Blade with his right hand, reversed the blade to rest beside his arm, pressed the back of the blade with his elbow, and pressed the edge against his opponent’s neck, halting securely. "I concede, Brother Qi," Ji Xinghuo said as he immediately withdrew the blade and exhaled softly. This victory was not an easy one; his opponent Qi Zhaofeng was a Ninth Dan expert. They had clashed dozens of times before, and his win rate was less than twenty percent. "Impressive!" Qi Zhaofeng touched his slightly sore neck, "Today you’ve beaten me twice, both times because of a minor mistake that you caught, it seems I have to be more cautious when sparring with you from now on." "It’s because Brother Qi didn’t use his full strength, otherwise I’d still be losing this time," Ji Xinghuo humbly replied. "No need for mutual flattery between you two," Someone laughed from the sidelines, "Hurry up and come down, it’s time to switch out." Everyone present was a one-in-a-million Martial Arts expert; they sparred multiple times a day, advancing together. Except for a few who were idiosyncratic or introverted, most got along quite well. The victor wasn’t arrogant, and the vanquished weren’t discouraged. Ji Xinghuo and Qi Zhaofeng moved to the side of the ring, where Tu Hongda offered a few pointers, then announced the end of the day’s live combat training. After everyone else had left, Ji Xinghuo stayed and trained with Tu Hongda for another half hour. As usual, he left the Martial Arts Hall after washing up, about to board the bus home, when suddenly a voice called from behind, "Liaoyuan, please wait."

Chapter 79 - 51 Martial Arts Eighth Dan_3

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