LRAB Chapter 1934 11933 Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill
Chapter 1934 11933 Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill
Chapter 1934 1.1933 Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill
The dragon has nine sons, the sixth of whom is Baxia, resembling a tortoise with teeth, fond of carrying heavy loads, and known as the tortoise under the stele. The green spirit tortoise ridden by the Western Water Heaven-Faluna Dharma Image is also a dragon. It should be known that the power of Qin Cao's Formless Divine Skill originates from the power of the Formless Golden Elixir. It has transcended the realm of martial arts and entered the ranks of true cultivation.
Even though Huang Cuifeng obtained miraculous elixirs, underwent a marrow cleansing and transformation, and became a first-rate martial arts master, her ascension to immortality remained a distant dream. How could she possibly rival the Formless Divine Skill empowered by the Formless Golden Elixir?
"Go!" Qin Cao pointed. Xi Fang Shui Tian Fa Lou took the dragon rope in his left hand and it flew out in response. In mid-air, it grew into a dragon and headed straight for Huang Cui Feng.
Huang Cuifeng moved like a ghost, whirling around the arena. She chased after the dragon, and the outcome was difficult to determine.
Fearing that things might change while she was away, Qin Cao changed her move again: "Five Dragons Overturning the River!"
The Western Water Heaven Tower, adorned with five dragons, broke free from its restraints and soared into the sky, chasing after Huang Cuifeng.
In a moment of crisis, Huang Cuifeng forcibly restrained a dragon with the Nine Yin White Bone Claw and unleashed the "White Python Whip Technique"!
The White Python Whip Technique originates from the lower volume of the Nine Yin Manual, later improved by Huang Yaoshi into a faster version. It suppresses opponents with unpredictable angles and ultra-fast changes of attack, requiring an extremely long white python whip whose body extends and retracts like a serpent, covering a vast attack range. While the techniques are exquisite, without mastering the internal energy cultivation methods of the upper volume of the Nine Yin Manual, its power is inevitably limited by insufficient internal energy, making prolonged combat difficult.
With a flick of the whip, the black dragon twisted the pillar, sending sand and stones flying. The five dragons and the dragon were locked in a fierce battle, causing the seas to churn and the winds to change color.
"Truly a versatile and skillful martial arts prodigy, one in a hundred years." Seeing Huang Cuifeng's ability to counter and apply her techniques so effectively, even using the "White Python Whip Technique" with the grappling techniques of the Nine Yin White Bone Claw to lock down and bind the dragon, even Elder Gu Xianniang of the Returning Heaven Sect couldn't help but exclaim in admiration.
This perfectly illustrates the saying: "A strong female lead will always have great adventures."
"The Red Flower contains 'golden and silver python bones,' which can be used to forge a suitable weapon for Huang Cuifeng." Princess's strategist, Li Huixin, also had a plan.
The golden and silver python, which had gained immense power from the embroiderer Ah Xue's 3000 demon cores and transformed into a powerful demon in the realm, was recently killed by Right Protector Xiahou Ying while hunting. Its 3000-year-old demon cores were refined into Five Elements Inner Cores, and its scales were custom-woven into a golden-scaled python robe by Wei Shi Yue Ji, the master of Qianlong Workshop, now worn by Right Protector Xiahou Ying. The remaining skeleton of the golden and silver python was kept by the sword-forging elder Hong Hua for future use.
Now is the perfect time to forge a weapon for Huang Cuifeng. With just one Five Elements Inner Core embedded, it will become a powerful protective artifact. This will prevent her from being merely painted on without substance, "making things worse with each attempt."
As mentioned before, the illustrated martial arts manuals sold by the old beggar for 10 yuan in bulk are mostly quick-fix methods. As long as one has exceptional physique and a talent for martial arts, one can master them in as little as three to five days, or as long as three to five years. With the addition of miraculous elixirs, one can progress by leaps and bounds in a day.
There's an old saying: "The poor study literature, the rich study martial arts." In short, those who could afford to practice martial arts in ancient times were mostly from wealthy families. Not to mention the considerable expense of apprenticing under renowned masters, each dose of those miraculous elixirs that could strengthen the body and replenish vital energy was comparable to a "prescription worth a thousand pieces of gold." Just imagine how much gold and silver it would cost to master such a skill.
Such potent tonics as the "Ten-Spirit Pill" were only affordable to courtesans in brothels like Changsan Shuyu. Another point worth noting is the treasure chest that Du Shiniang angrily threw away. It was filled with rare and precious treasures from all over the world. One can imagine how extravagant her patrons were, spending a fortune to win her a smile. Now, from a martial arts perspective, did Du Shiniang's treasure chest contain any martial arts manuals or miraculous elixirs? Looking at it this way, it all becomes clear why a famous courtesan, a leading lady, would master unparalleled martial arts skills.
Even so, after a fierce battle, Huang Cuifeng's true energy gradually became unsustainable.
Before Madam Huang Xiuhong could even get close enough to administer the medicine, Huang Cuifeng's inner energy waned, and her Nine Yin White Bone Claws immediately loosened. Her "White Python Whip Technique" instantly dissipated, and the binding dragon immediately retaliated. Together with the Five Dragons of the Overturning River, they swarmed forward and tightly bound Huang Cuifeng.
"Do not harm anyone." Elder Gu Xianniang of Huitian did this intentionally.
The five dragons returned to their positions, and the dragon ropes were released. Huang Cuifeng slumped to the ground in despair. "Sect Master, two consecutive victories, congratulations!" Seeing that Huang Cuifeng was unharmed, Madam Huang Xiuhong also breathed a sigh of relief.
"The so-called 'best of three'," Elder Gu Xianniang of Huitian said, her words carrying a hidden meaning: "It's better not to play the third game."
"Master Gu, what makes you say that?" Madam Huang Xiuhong, with superb acting skills.
"Oh? Could it be that your family also has a tutor (student) who is also skilled in martial arts?" Elder Gu Xianniang of Huitian was a master of acting.
"Master, please calm down. The outcome will be clear after the three rounds." Madam Huang Xiuhong left a foreshadowing.
"In that case, we shall wait and see." Elder Gu Xianniang of Huitian said, but left it at that.
In the third competition, everyone's eyes fell on Shen Xiaohong, known as "Mr. Xiaohong".
Rumor has it that she wasn't born in Shanghai, but rather in Guangdong. Her Shanghainese accent was only about 70-80% fluent. Yet, she was a sensation in Shanghai, enjoying a period of great popularity. She was adept at interpersonal relationships. Her capricious nature, though sometimes capricious, was endearing. She maintained a cool and aloof demeanor. One moment she would be all smiles and warmth, the next she would turn cold and ruthless, kicking him out. It was like the poem: "Dark clouds, like ink spilled, failed to obscure the mountains; white rain, like pearls, leaped and scattered into the boat. A sudden gust of wind swept across the land, dispersing the clouds; below the Wanghu Tower, the water stretched as high as the sky." Just like the ever-changing scene of a summer storm over West Lake.
The phrase "too fond of to put down" is used to describe men who are "only to be admired from afar, not to be touched," and who, unable to be won over, will only become more eager to pursue. Such men are countless in Shanghai. Everyone is different, and some people are completely susceptible to this. So, what do you suggest?
Legend has it that there were two extraordinary and unparalleled martial arts techniques: the "Buddha's Palm" and the "Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill." These two techniques, mutually reinforcing and restraining, each possessed unique strengths. The former was supremely powerful, yang, and domineering, righteous and righteous, supremely imperial, and unmatched in battle intent, its palm strikes reigning supreme. The latter was supremely yin, evil, and powerful, unpredictable and cunning, extremely sinister and murderous, its leg techniques being its forte. Before a martial artist could transcend tribulations and ascend to immortality, they would possess terrifying power capable of shattering mountains and splitting the earth. However, due to various reasons, these two divine skills ultimately vanished from the martial world, becoming a lost art, a legend passed down through generations. No one could ever again fathom their secrets.
It is also said that the "Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill" mainly uses leg and foot attacks and is divided into nine forms.
First move: "Heaven and Earth are Heartless"; Second move: "Demonic Spirits Arise from the Sea of Sin"; Third move: "Demons Rampage the World"; Fourth move: "Blood Flows Through Mountains and Rivers"; Fifth move: "Heaven Collapses and Earth Shatters"; Sixth move: "Jade and Stone Are Destroyed Together"; Seventh move: "Irrecoverable After Eternity"; Eighth move: "All Living Beings Are Slaughtered"; Ninth move: "Extinction of the Three Realms";
There is also the legendary tenth move: "Rebirth of Heaven and Earth".
For women, the "Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill" is far too brutal. Only those with unwavering character and a heart of stone can master it.
I don't know why a mere woman would buy this martial arts manual.
It's said that the old beggar's collection of books far exceeded three. Given the choices, it's clear that "The Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill" was truly Shen Xiaohong's favorite. How well she'd mastered it remains to be seen.
"Shen Xiaohong, Heavenly Crippled Divine Skill."
"Qin Cao, the Formless Divine Skill."