Song Gexing

Chapter 113 Zhao Fang was still deceived

When Wu Hui heard this, he was unconvinced and said, "Sister Yan's greatest skill is music. My mistress didn't play the soul-inducing music. How do you know he has learned it all?"

Rong Hua rolled his eyes and said angrily: "You are as stupid as a pig. The Eighteen Frightening Styles can produce musical effects. Doesn't that mean that the soul-inducing tune can be used in actual combat? You don't understand this. You have known Sister Yan for decades." Year."

"Tsk! I don't understand..."

Wu Huizheng sneered and wanted to despise the other party, but when he glanced over, he realized that the person he was quarreling with was his wife, and he suddenly broke into a cold sweat.

He wailed "I forgot" and quickly smiled. Ronghua glanced at the people around him, then glared at him and chose to let him go.

He was secretly glad that he was outside and his wife had to take care of her face, otherwise it would be really bad this time. He quickly warned himself that he must be careful when speaking quickly in the future.

Seeing him muttering, Ronghua said angrily: "Stop talking, we have to decide the winner."

He quickly looked at the arena. At this time, Zhao Fang was like a goddess, flying quickly around the golden platform. The long flute turned into dots of stars, looking like a goddess scattering flowers.

This is the characteristic of the Eighteen Frightening Styles. In addition to the voice, the posture is extremely beautiful. There is no way, Yan Qing is a woman, and she was extremely beautiful when she was young, otherwise she would not have the title of Shaking Soul Girl.

Her self-created martial arts are naturally soft and graceful, and this is what Zhao Fang is least willing to do. In fact, this set of martial arts is more suitable for people with outstanding dancing skills like Zhao Pan'er.

Jintai kicked out, spinning his legs like a whirlwind, kicking out with a rustling sound that tore the air, and then his fists struck in turn, but it seemed to be slow and heavy.

This fast and slow seems extremely uncoordinated, but he can do it at the same time.

"Chasing the Wind Kick! Diamond Fist!"

Zhao Fang was defeated. Jintai's leg skills prevented him from moving quickly, and his boxing skills were like a barrier. They seemed slow but stirred the air around him. Every punch hit the path of his attack.

His long flute cannot be passed in at all. This is a technique that cuts off his middle section, making him unable to care about the front and back.

Chuan Wu puts it bluntly, any martial arts technique is nothing more than three smooth sections, the root section is driving, the middle section is connected, and the joint section is attacking. There are three sections for the whole body, three sections for the attack technique, and three sections for the leg technique.

Various three-sections come together to form various attack methods. Cutting off the opponent's three-sections is a technique that is valued in any martial arts.

Some focus on cutting off the opponent's root section, while others focus on cutting off the opponent's middle section. Each has its own explanation, and it is impossible to say which one is better.

Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do actually summarized the concept of volleying. The volleying was not original to him, but was summarized on the basis of predecessors.

For example, using the sword with bare hands is a typical volley technique. You can only intercept the opponent's knife hand, but you can never block the opponent's knife.

Zhao Fang turned over and jumped out of the attack circle, took a few steps back and put down his long flute. Jin Tai didn't even look at him and pursued him. He stood still and looked at him with a smile on his face.

"The official is very skilled. If he had been a few years older, he would have been defeated today."

Zhao Fang looked at him suspiciously, hesitated and asked, "Did Master Jin let me go at first?"

Jin Tai was startled and immediately shook his head and said: "No, Jin did not use all his strength at the beginning, but it was not a concession. It was because he couldn't figure out the way of the high official. It is better to be cautious. Besides, he was really tired from the last game. That’s how I kept my strength.”

"That's it!" Zhao Fang nodded in agreement with his words, and immediately solemnly clasped his fists and said, "Zhao has lost, thank you, Master Jin, for your mercy!"

Jintai secretly breathed a sigh of relief, and was even more glad that he did not lose on purpose, otherwise he would definitely be suspected of giving in, which would make the other party angry.

This is the first time that Zhao Fang has reported his surname, but at this moment, the discussion is boiling, and no one cares what your surname is, let alone think about the royal family.

This battle was so good, much better than Liang Jian's. It's not that Zhao Fang is better than Liang Jian, but that the two have different styles.

Liang Jian's kung fu is simple and unpretentious, but Zhao Fang's is as eye-catching as dancing. I didn't expect that martial arts can be like this, and he can actually fight, not just showy.

Yan Qing has disappeared from the world for decades, leaving only legends. People who have actually seen her martial arts are very rare now, so most people cannot recognize her.

When he captured Li Qiushui's concubine back then, the other party only recognized her after she blew the Soul Song. This is because the other party is the descendant of the Vulture Palace, otherwise he might not have recognized her.

"Your Highness, the officials summoned His Highness to Chongzheng Hall."

Just after he got off the ring, a young eunuch quietly came over to report. Zhao Fang glanced at him and asked, "Do you know what happened? My dad won't let people stare at me. He called me just after the competition."

The little eunuch nodded and bowed with a smile: "No, it's because the prince has responded to what he told you a few days ago. Someone from Guangxi happened to return to the court."

Zhao Fang's eyes lit up when he heard this, and he immediately stood up and said, "Let's go!"

It turned out that after he recovered from his injury, he went to see Renzong and learned that Tang Jie was demoted and went to Yingzhou, Guangdong as a farewell driver. He thought the punishment was too severe.

It is a big deal to demote a powerful magistrate of Kaifeng Prefecture to a remote magistrate, but it is unfair to treat him as an inferior official.

Renzong thought about it and realized that this was reasonable. It was at this time that he also realized that Tang Jie's crime was not that simple this time. He must have been calculated by someone.

Therefore, it was decided to send people to catch up and transfer Tang Jie to be the magistrate of Yongzhou, Guangxi. The original magistrate Chen Gong was impeached by the transfer envoy Xiao Gu, but before he could be dealt with, he was removed from office on the spot and went to Beijing to participate in the assessment.

When the father and son talked about this, Zhao Fang remembered a major event, which was the Nongzhigao Rebellion in the southwest next May.

This matter is so famous in history. He has actually paid attention to Guangdong and Guangxi for a long time. However, there are no signs of civil unrest in the Guangdong and Guangxi areas. It is not appropriate to talk in vain. He can only wait until the time comes.

Over time, I gradually forgot about it. Now that Tang Jie's incident was brought up, I immediately realized that time was running out.

But he could not predict that Nong Zhigao would rebel. He could only suggest that Tang Jie should strengthen military management after arriving in Yongzhou and pay more attention to the Jiaozhi area.

Zhao Zhen didn't understand what he meant, so he had to explain that during this trip, he accidentally heard the news from a businessman that two scholars from Guangnan East Road were actually very close friends with the barbarian leader of Guangyuan Prefecture. This was strange. Normally, if you don't have a plan, you are sick.

Zhao Zhen felt something was wrong when he heard it. Guangyuan Prefecture was nominally a prefecture and county in the Song Dynasty, but it was actually under the jurisdiction of Jiaozhi, similar to Jisi Prefecture in the Ming Dynasty.

The reason is that the Song Dynasty court never paid attention to those remote areas. Zhao Kuangyin ordered the army to stop fighting when it reached the Dadu River. It was not that it was impossible to fight, but that he looked down upon it.

In the eyes of the people of the Song Dynasty, even Guangdong and Fujian were barbaric lands, and the places further south in Guangxi and on the border with Vietnam were of no use.

(End of this chapter)