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Martial Arts Manual
墨書 Inktalez
Though Yang Ning was a small town in Guanzhong, it gained fame far and wide due to the renowned Guan Family Fortress located within it.
Under the protection of the Guan family, the town was bustling with shops and particularly prosperous.
As noon passed, the Hong Bin tower was filled with lively chatter, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
The topic of conversation revolved around the recent emergence of Little Demon Star of Chaos in the martial world.
This Little Demon Star had stolen various sects' Martial Arts Manuals, printed them in bulk, and sold them at major bookstores. Even large sects like Wudang and Shaolin fell victim to this scheme.
What was once a rare sight—the mastery of martial arts—had now become commonplace, even reduced to reading material for the restroom.
Sellers adapted to the trend by using softer paper for the manuals, truly achieving both leisure and practicality.
With Little Demon Star of Chaos causing such chaos, the martial world was thrown into disarray. The affected sects vowed to tear Little Demon Star to pieces while sending disciples to buy back their manuals at high prices; those who had not yet been harmed were on high alert, carefully guarding their treasures.
Everyone was discussing animatedly when a young man in white sat alone by the window, his face clouded with worry as if troubled by something significant.
He picked at the dishes before him, finding no taste in them, and after a couple of bites, he set down his chopsticks.
Upon leaving the restaurant, the young man still wore a frown, occasionally shaking his head and sighing as if he had encountered an extraordinary dilemma.
As he wandered aimlessly down the street, a smiling vendor approached him eagerly. "Young hero, would you like to buy a Martial Arts Manual? Produced by Fengyin Pavilion, this is the sixth edition of internal cultivation techniques—an unparalleled masterpiece titled 'Nine Yang Manual.' I guarantee you'll learn it all! Plus, it comes with a limited edition collectible album. It's definitely not one of those inferior ' Ninenine Yang Manual' versions. How about purchasing one for your reference?"
The young man was feeling irritated when suddenly a noisy vendor approached him. Impatiently, he replied, "No."
The vendor, undeterred, continued to pester him, "How about taking a look at this? The essential ' Graceful Ripple Steps' for escaping, presented in high definition! With every purchase, you’ll receive a complimentary sample booklet of ' Sunflower Manual.' Supplies are limited, first come, first served. How about it, young hero?"
The young man gritted his teeth and coldly said, "No!"
The vendor boldly stepped in front of him, grinning as he said, "It’s okay if you don’t like it; I have plenty more. Why not take a look at this one…"
"I said no!" The young man snapped back fiercely, his frustration boiling over.
Seeing the vendor inch closer, the young man's gaze turned icy, and he shouted, "Are you annoying or what?"
This oblivious vendor had chosen the wrong person to bother.
As he spoke, he raised his hand; the air in his palm twisted from the intense heat. With that strike, even if the vendor didn’t get burned alive, it would surely take half his life.
Just as the vendor's chest began to burn with several holes, a sudden hand appeared out of nowhere to neutralize his attack. In an instant, the young man was jolted back several steps.
"You..." The young man stared in shock at the person before him who remained silent yet smiling.
He had just learned 'Samadhi True Fire.' Although not very proficient yet, he knew that to counter this move, he would need an even stronger true fire to withstand his opponent's power.
"You are..." The young man began to speak but suddenly felt as if his insides were being fried. His meridians became chaotic, and with a gasp, he spat out a mouthful of blood before collapsing to the ground.
Shen Yuli stepped forward and steadily caught him. A hint of guilt flashed in her bright eyes as she sighed, "I still arrived too late."
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