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Chapter 19 Yan Qing Fist Secret Sect Fist Mysterious Track Fist!
Sun Yulong stepped off the stage and bowed to Huo Dongge, saying, "I have not failed in my mission."

Huo Dongge also bowed and said, "Brother Yulong, you've worked hard."

His attitude was sincere, even somewhat respectful.

Because he could also see that Sun Yulong's martial arts skills were superior to his own, and he hardly had to exert any effort to deal with Xiaotianquan.

This attitude was not only one of gratitude, but also of admiration for his skills.

"It's up to you now. Miyagi Nagaharu is stronger than Oda Izumi." Sun Yulong sat down and gave Huo Dongge a word of advice.

Of the three Japanese fighters, only Miyagi Chōjun is widely known. He has been in China for several years, seeking advice from renowned masters and challenging experts from various schools of martial arts, making him a well-known Japanese martial artist.

Moreover, he has been quite humble over the years, possessing only a martial spirit but no militarism. This blatant provocation of the late Huo Yuanjia has angered and puzzled the martial arts community.

This behavior is the complete opposite of his previous humble attitude.

Regardless of the circumstances, the Japanese have provoked us, and the Chinese martial arts community has no reason not to accept it.

Huo Dongge nodded solemnly. In truth, he was not confident, but he had no choice but to fight.

In the martial arts world, reputation is of utmost importance, especially when it comes to one's deceased father.

Slowly walking onto the stage, Gongcheng Changshun was already waiting. Seeing Huo Dongge enter, he nodded slowly and said, "Mr. Huo, please forgive me, this was not my intention, truly..."

Huo Dongge interrupted directly, "No need for further discussion. Martial arts practitioners prove their skill through their actions. Whatever reasons Mr. Gongcheng may have, we can discuss them later."

Miyagi Nagaharu nodded, said nothing more, and cupped his hands to signal the start.

Huo Dongge was a few years younger than the other man, but both were in their thirties or forties and were at their peak, so there was no sign of declining health.

Huo Dongge begins with a slight bow, his left leg in a half-step forward and his right leg in a bow stance behind, a classic stance of the Secret Sect Boxing called "Opening the Gate of Mystery".

Mizongquan has a long history. Originally known as Yanqingquan, it is said to have been created by Yanqing more than a thousand years ago.

The reason it was renamed Mizongquan is said to be because Yan Qing's disciples had to conceal the name of the boxing style when he joined the Liangshan rebellion, hence the name "Mizongquan".

Some say that when Yan Qing joined Liangshan, he used his special skill to leave no footprints on the snow, causing the pursuers to lose their way, hence the name "Mizongyi" (迷踪艺).

Later, Huo Yuanjia, based on the Mizongquan style, integrated the strengths of various schools and developed his own unique style, "Mizongquan".

Therefore, many people in later generations are unclear whether it is "Mizongquan" or "Mizongquan".

Actually, they are all Yanqing Fist.

Huo Dongge made his move directly, his steps unpredictable, taking several quick, rapid strides.

Walk out of the innate Bagua nine palaces, taking the route of three circles, six eyes, and twenty-four palaces, kneeling and swaying, stepping and leaping!

These are the basic steps of the Secret Sect Fist, performed by Huo Dongge with perfect precision.

Chen Zhan shook his head inwardly. With just this one move, he was certain that Huo Dongge had lost most of the battle.

If you practice boxing without practicing the moves, you'll definitely mess things up if you only practice the moves!
Practicing moves in a rigid, formulaic way will only make you more rigid and slower to react.

Because the opponent is not a wooden dummy or a plum blossom stake, they will not let you fight according to the predetermined moves. Once they are out of the cage and no longer have the moves they have practiced, they will not know how to deal with them.

As expected, although Huo Dongge's punches were fierce, and the Five-Way Continuous Punch was also a secret technique of the Mikkyu school, it was easily neutralized by Miyagi Nagashun.

The two exchanged about ten moves, with Miyagi Nagaharu retreating step by step, but blocking steadily without revealing any weaknesses.

Tang Shou and Mizongquan share some similarities, both emphasizing hand techniques. Tang Shou has the "Five Ultimate Hands," while Mizongquan has the "Eight Deadly Hands."

Five punches in a row were deflected. Huo Dongge stomped his foot again, and the continuous force, combined with the momentum of his forward charge, made his muscles and bones tremble and crackle.

With a powerful punch, he unleashed "Butterfly Through Flowers," one of the "Eight Deadly Techniques!"

The Secret Sect Boxing Manual says: "The butterfly breaks through the flower, the secret sect is broken; the black dragon enters the cave and turns over."

This move utilizes the momentum of a punch and the power of a horizontal punch to deliver a short, explosive burst of power in close combat, catching the opponent off guard.

Once the opponent's defense is broken, a punch at close range will send the dragon flying into the cave, and there's even a variation of the Fist-Flipping Technique! Miyagi Nagashun's eyebrows twitched, the hairs on his body stood on end, he crossed his arms in front of him, and flipped his hands outwards, "Tang Hand Great Entangling Technique!"

Supporting Huo Dongge's "Butterfly Through Flowers" pose with both hands, she then crossed her arms and twisted and wrapped them together!

He held the fist tightly, unable to advance an inch.

This directly broke Huo Dongge's "Flower Butterfly" backhand somersault.

Those familiar with Miyazaki Kung Fu were shocked, not expecting that Miyagi Chōjun could break the Miyazaki Kung Fu "Eight Deadly Hands" so easily.

Miyagi Chōjun was clearly quite knowledgeable about the Secret Sect Fist; if it were decades ago, this move would have been effective.

Huo Yuanjia opened the Jingwu School to everyone, and everyone practiced martial arts and gained wisdom. Inevitably, the secrets of his boxing techniques were also leaked.

In ancient times, in order to preserve the essence of a martial arts lineage and prevent outsiders from learning it, a master would only accept two disciples, one internal and one external, one internal and one external, and would observe them for many years.

What I fear most is the leakage of the essence; if the very thing that sustains me is discovered, it will be cracked sooner or later.

But things are different in modern times; times have changed!

China is sinking, the nation is on the verge of collapse, and to still cling to one's worthless possessions is to be a fool.

Foreign guns and cannons, and you're talking about martial arts rules?
Huo Dongge was brave and skilled, launching a fierce attack right from the start, forcing Gongcheng Changshun to retreat step by step. With his momentum at its peak, he unleashed his signature move, "Butterfly Through Flowers," and had already planned to follow up with a powerful finger strike using his "Oolong Turnaround."

But now that he was entangled, he was completely caught off guard and froze for a moment.

Gongcheng Changshun took advantage of the momentum, pressed down with both hands, and leaped forward, taking half a step into the air, directly pouncing on Huo Dongge's face.

"Turtle Back and Crane Body! White Crane Fist!" Sun Yulong exclaimed softly.

How does he know White Crane Fist?

Chen Zhan and the others were also surprised that Miyagi Chōshun actually knew Southern Fist Kung Fu. White Crane Fist is a secret Southern Fist tradition. Although there is no longer a distinction between North and South, Southern Fist is actually more secretive, places more emphasis on inheritance, and is less likely to be passed on to outsiders than Northern Fist.

It's not that Southern boxers have a narrow mindset, but rather it's due to their environment.

A few years later, as the flames of war spread across the country, no one cherished their own martial arts skills anymore and refused to pass them on.
Miyagi Nagayuki leaped into the air, his hands forming a claw shape, his arms moving downwards with the palms facing forward—the very essence of White Crane Fist, "White Crane Offers Claws!"

Like a white crane stretching its claws, the movement was swift and fierce, with both finger and wrist strength working together to grab at Huo Dongge's face.

With the wind rising, before the claws even arrived, a foul stench followed.

If that claw had landed squarely, Huo Dongge would have been disfigured beyond recognition, at the very least suffering blindness and disfigurement.

But Huo Dongge was also a master of the Ming Jin style, a boxer at the peak of his skill.

In a critical moment, he unleashed all his strength, bent over, and leaned back, narrowly avoiding the White Crane's Claw.

The opponent missed, but still had a backup plan, pressing down with both claws.

If you bend over again, you'll end up lying on the ground. If you lie on the ground, your movements will be slow, and you'll still get hit.

Huo Dongge's hands were now free, but it was too late to reach the claws from below and stop them in front of his face. He was quick-witted and used his five fingers to insert into the cracks in the bluestone below his waist. He used his finger skills and his "sand-insertion technique" that he had practiced for many years.

Within such a small space, he actually managed to move his almost flat body five feet away by gripping the gap in the bluestone slab!
Not only did he dodge the fatal blow, he was also able to leap into the air.

"Easy to resolve!"

"Great finger strength!"

Zhao Yuting, realizing how dangerous things had just happened, exclaimed in surprise.

Chen Zhan was also somewhat impressed; Huo Dongge's training was rigid, but he had quick wit.

Later generations said that he had mastered the essence of his father's martial arts, which is somewhat exaggerated, but not entirely fabricated.

(End of this chapter)