"Injuries in martial arts are inevitable. I'm not afraid of a woman. Are you afraid?"

Yu Baiying did not respond to Min Yuehua's words. Instead, she looked at Su Yuan and asked him this way.

"Haha, Miss Yu, although I know you are using the provoking method, the word fear is not in my dictionary."

Su Yuan smiled and then said to Yu Baiying.

"Okay! Then let's have a closed-door discussion!"

Yu Baiying raised her eyebrows and said to Su Yuan.

Su Yuan didn't know what the rules of "closed-door discussion" were, so he asked Yu Baiying: "Miss Yu, what does this mean?"

"It means that both sides of the competition refuse all spectators, and then close the door to compete in martial arts!"

Yu Baiying immediately explained this to Su Yuan, and then added: "Only through closed-door competition, both parties will concentrate and go all out."

"That's it! It makes sense!"

Su Yuan suddenly came to his senses.

Min Yuehua was shocked. After all, she also knew that sparring behind closed doors was a very dangerous form of martial arts competition. As long as one was not careful, one might lose his life.

So Min Yuehua hurriedly said to Yu Baiying: "Baiying, this kind of martial arts competition behind closed doors is almost a life-and-death struggle. You and Su Yuan have no grudges. In my opinion, you should think it over carefully..."

"Yuehua, don't worry, I just want to discuss with him behind closed doors, and I won't risk my life!"

Yu Baiying also saw Min Yuehua's worries and concerns, so she said this to her.

Min Yuehua still felt uneasy, but she couldn't say anything against it, so she could only glance at Su Yuan and asked: "Su Yuan, what do you... think?"

Su Yuan responded naturally: "Since Miss Yu wants to learn from each other, of course I will accompany her to the end!"

"good!"

Seeing Su Yuan agreeing, Yu Baiying raised her eyebrows and said to him: "Well, you just finished competing with Qifeng, and I can't take advantage of you. I'll give you half an hour to recover..."

When Su Yuan heard this, he waved his hand and said, "No need, right? I'm in a very good condition now!"

But Yu Baiying said to Su Yuan: "You haven't reached your best condition yet, so you should fight again in half an hour! I'll go see Qifeng first and clear the place by the way!"

After that, Yu Baiying turned around and walked towards the backstage of the training ground...

As soon as Yu Baiying left, Min Yuehua immediately reminded Su Yuan: "Su Yuan, Yu Baiying's martial arts is extraordinary! Moreover, there is a legend about her in the martial arts arena, which is called the invincible fighter in southern Guangdong. If you compete with her behind closed doors, you will definitely win.

You have to be very energetic!"

"An invincible opponent in southern Guangdong! Is this Yu Baiying really that powerful?"

Su Yuan was stunned and asked Min Yuehua curiously.

"Of course it's amazing, because Yu Baiying comes from the Yu family in southern Fujian, and the ancestor of the Yu family is the famous anti-Japanese general Yu Dayou in the Ming Dynasty, and the martial arts of the Yu family originated from Yu Dayou, so it is very important, and there are even members of the first martial arts family in the south.

title!"

Min Yuehua said this to Su Yuan.

"Oh, I only know that Yu Dayou in the Ming Dynasty was a great hero who fought against Japanese pirates, but I don't know much about his origins and deeds! Xiao Yueyue, can you tell me in detail?"

Su Yuan was stunned again, and then asked Min Yuehua this way.

"Okay! Then I'll talk to you carefully."

Min Yuehua also knew that Su Yuan wanted to know the details of Yu Baiying, so he told him about the origins of the Yu family and Yu Baiying...

In Dahua, there is an old saying that has always been circulated, called "There is no first in literature, and there is no second in martial arts." In history, there are so many literati and writers with great literary talent and talents that it is almost impossible to choose the best.

Even after more than two thousand years, it is difficult for anyone to tell the difference. After all, literati are indifferent to each other. For example, we can never compare Li Bai and Du Fu.

Pretty much the same principle.

But for warriors, if they want to compete, they can tell who is stronger by exchanging ideas on the battlefield.

Such a principle also applies to military generals of all dynasties.

There have been many famous generals in the past dynasties, such as Sun Bin and Bai Qi in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Han Xin, Wei Qing, Huo Qubing in the Han Dynasty, Lu Bu, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun in the Three Kingdoms Period, Li Jing, Su Dingfang in the Tang Dynasty, Yue Fei in the Song Dynasty, etc.

Wait...all are famous generals who are powerful in the world.

But when it comes to personal force, it's hard to say. Many people think that Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, is the best throughout the ages, and some people think that Lu Bu is the best general in the Three Kingdoms.

In fact, both Xiang Yu and Lu Bu were the most powerful generals of that dynasty. Although their military strength was very strong, they were not the best in the world.

But in the legend of martial arts, the title of "No. 1 in the world" fell to the Ming Dynasty general Yu Dayou.

Because Yu Dayou was not only a famous anti-Japanese general in the Ming Dynasty, but he also possessed extraordinary martial arts.

Yu Dayou was originally a scribe in Jinjiang during the Ming Dynasty. He was admitted as a scholar at the age of fifteen and was known as one of the ten talents in Jinjiang.

When he was twenty years old, Yu Dayou became interested in martial arts, so he abandoned literature and took up martial arts. He studied under two top masters, one was Zhao Benxue, who practiced Taizu stick technique, and the other was swordsman Li Liangqin, who practiced Jingchu sword technique.

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Yu Dayou is a martial arts prodigy. He reached the master level in a short time without practicing swordsmanship. In addition, Yu Dayou also studied "Yi" and then used "Yi" to deduce swordsmanship, stick skills, and even the art of war.

etc., and also authored books such as "Sword Classic", "The Art of War", "Summary of the Martial Arts Classic" and other books. He is a genius who cultivates both Tianzong and Xuanwu.

Even his master Li Liangqin was impressed: "Gong Yiri's swordsmanship is invincible in the world."

Moreover, Yu Dayou drew on the strengths of the Yang family's spear and used the stick method to make up for the shortcomings of the spear method, and created a set of stick methods, which is called the "Yu family stick".

The origin of "Yu Jiagang" comes from "Taizu Gun", which was passed down by Zhao Benxue, another master of Yu Dayou.

Zhao Benxue is a descendant of Zhao Kuangyin, Taizu of the Song Dynasty, and he has learned the true martial arts of his ancestor. It is said that in his early years, Zhao Kuangyin used an iron bar with eyebrows to sweep across the world and spread across the four seas, laying a solid foundation for him to conquer the world.

Even Qi Jiguang, another famous anti-Japanese general, highly praised the "Yu Jiagang". Not only did he let the soldiers of the "Qi Jiajun" practice "Yu Jiagang", he also included Yu Dayou's monograph "The Book of Swords" in his military book

In "Jixiao New Book".

But what shocked the martial arts community the most was Yu Dayou's single-handed attack on the Shaolin Temple.

You know, for thousands of years, there has always been a saying in the martial arts that "the world's martial arts comes from Shaolin". Shaolin martial arts is just like the authentic symbol of the famous martial arts school in China.

However, someone happened to be brave enough to break into the Shaolin Temple single-handedly and defeat all the Shaolin monks.
Chapter completed!