A lucky cat fell from the sky.

Why say "again" in Chapter 46?

Lu Dongyang was secretly pleased to see that Wu Cheng had agreed.

In his opinion, Wu Cheng was courting death.

No matter how skilled he is, can he defeat a mere martial arts apprentice?

Although Xiong Da's strength is not comparable to his sister's, he can still take down an ordinary martial artist with a single punch.

Even the senior brother Tong Dali couldn't last three moves against Xiong Da.

They followed the signs and arrived at the very center of the twentieth floor.

Right in the center is a arena with cloud patterns on all four sides.

The gimbal has two uses: one is for friends to practice sparring, and the other is for enemies to compete.

If someone is killed on a platform, there is no responsibility whatsoever as long as a death waiver is signed beforehand.

Lu Dongyang knew this too, but he didn't make Wu Cheng sign a death waiver, not because he didn't want Wu Cheng to die.

Instead, he felt that by keeping Wu Cheng alive, he could spend more time torturing him.

Wu Cheng cannot die too easily, otherwise Young Master Lu will never be able to get over this.

Xiong naturally agreed, after all, he hadn't accomplished anything since joining Lu Dongxuan's side, and he needed an opportunity to prove himself.

The two ascended the cloud platform.

There are special referees on the platform in the Martial Arts Building to witness the proceedings. This time, the referee on the platform is an elderly man in his fifties. Although he is over fifty, he is in good spirits and his temples are bulging. He is obviously a master.

He was dozing off by the cloud platform when Wu Cheng and Xiong Da came over wanting to go up to the cloud platform.

The old man sized up Xiong Da and could tell that Xiong Da was a newly recruited martial arts apprentice who had recently changed his strength and could be considered to have formally entered the path of martial arts.

Looking at Wu Cheng again, the old man was also a little confused.

Wu Cheng doesn't seem to have reached the level of "changing power" yet, meaning he hasn't even reached the level of a martial arts apprentice. You can't even see many characteristics of martial arts practice on him; at most, he's just a beginner in martial arts.

Do these two need to be mounted on a gimbal?

This is interesting.

The old man was wide awake and immediately came over to preside over the competition.

Xiong Da tilted his head, his neck cracking as he twisted it.

He clenched his fist again: "Kid, I'll make you regret your choice."

Wu Cheng, however, was dismissive, believing that if he could defeat Xiong Da the first time, he could defeat him the second time.

Moreover, this time, Wu Cheng didn't even plan to activate his dynamic vision immediately; he wanted to try to fight Xiong Da on his own.

Xiong Da didn't stand on ceremony and immediately raised his hands to grab Wu Cheng's shoulders.

At the same time, step forward with your left foot to the right.

Once Wu Cheng is captured, he will lose his sense of gravity, and with his own grappling techniques, Wu Cheng will not survive a single move.

But before he could get close to Wu Cheng, Wu Cheng dodged ahead of him.

He didn't intend to confront Xiong Da head-on, but instead used the agile footwork passed down by Master Chen Qizi to dodge Xiong Da's pounce.

Xiong Da was furious when he missed his pounce.

With a twist of his body, he took two more steps toward Wu Cheng. He was tall and had long strides, and in two steps he was next to Wu Cheng, forcing Wu Cheng into a corner of the arena. Wu Cheng shrank his neck, intending to slip past Xiong Da. Xiong Da had anticipated this, and with a swing of his arm, he struck Wu Cheng on the back.

Wu Cheng felt a gust of wind behind him and knew that Xiong Da was attacking from behind. He knew he couldn't escape, so he simply buried his body even lower and grabbed one of Xiong Da's legs with both hands, trying to lift Xiong Da's leg and flip him over.

Xiong Da is very heavy, and having practiced judo for many years, his lower body is also very stable.

When Wu Cheng lifted his leg, he found that Xiong Da's leg seemed to be rooted to the ground and could not be moved at all.

That won't do. If I can't even shake Xiong Da, then I've already lost. I can only win by relying on Jin Wanliang's dynamic vision, which is really an unfair victory.

Fortunately, Wu Cheng knew he wouldn't lose; he had too many trump cards up his sleeve, and there was no way he could lose.

Therefore, he was confident and not in a hurry. He focused his spiritual finger and forcefully jabbed Xiong Da's Zusanli acupoint.

Master Chen Qizi was the patriarch of foot care, and his understanding of acupoints on the feet was more thorough than anyone else's. Wu Cheng only spent twenty-four hours with Master Chen Qizi, so he tried his best to learn skills from him.

In addition to the movement techniques created by the patriarch Chen Qizi, he also learned foot care.

The combination of the "Lingxi Finger" technique and his mastery of acupoints on the feet led Wu Cheng to devise this move: while striking the Zusanli acupoint with the Lingxi Finger, he would also...

Upon being poked, Xiong Da immediately felt an intense pain in his foot, as if he had been cut and then sprinkled with salt, vinegar, chili, and cumin.

He lifted his foot in pain.

Wu Cheng lifted his foot, grabbed Xiong Da's foot, and simultaneously leaned his back against Xiong Da's supporting leg.

Using his body weight, he threw Xiong Da directly off the ring.

Xiong Da never expected that he would lose to Wu Cheng again.

He was very unwilling, but at the same time he had a question: I don't think I've ever fought him before, so why did he say "again"?

He stood there, frozen in place.

Lu Dongyang was also standing there, frozen in place.

Xiong Da, that's a martial arts apprentice! When did martial arts apprentices become so weak that they were defeated so easily?

Not only him, but the old referee was also taken aback.

Good heavens! I never expected that this young man, who looked like he didn't know martial arts, would defeat a martial arts apprentice so quickly.

Although there are various factors involved, such as the martial arts apprentice underestimating his opponent and the young man not using fair and square kung fu.

But a victory is a victory.

He looked at Wu Cheng and saw that Wu Cheng's face was calm, as if he had known all along that he would win.

A thought suddenly came to mind: This is a good piece of material.

If I take him under my wing and give him some guidance, I might be able to cultivate a rising star in martial arts.

He rubbed his hands together excitedly at the thought.

Just as he was about to speak, Wu Cheng walked towards Lu Dongyang and held out his hand to him: "One million, thank you."

Lu Dongyang denied it, saying, "When did I say I gave you money? You must have misheard."

He had only spoken half of his sentence when he suddenly felt a powerful aura pressing down on him, making it difficult for him to breathe.

Upon closer inspection, it was indeed the referee.

The referee walked up to Lu Dongyang and said, "Do you think the Martial Arts Department building is just for show? Everything said and done here will be witnessed and recorded."

Lu Dongyang dared not say anything more and obediently handed over the check.

The check was written when Gu Jia was there and was originally given to Wu Cheng. However, Wu Cheng later returned the check to Lu Dongyang, and now it has ended up back in Wu Cheng's pocket.

Wu Cheng put the check away, bowed to the referee, and said, "Thank you."

The referee waved his hand, saying, "It was nothing. I am Zuo Liu. May I ask your name, young friend?"

"Wu Cheng."

"Young friend Wu, it's fate that we've met. How about we have some tea together?"