Two Tiger
Author: X34L
last update2026-01-28 07:55:31

"Damn it!" cursed Ho Chen in his heart.

The twenty-year-old young man thought that he had to endure as much as possible. Although he had never received direct martial arts training, he had often observed the training conducted by other students. He secretly memorized each movement and practiced them alone in the forest while collecting firewood. That was why he often returned to the sect only when night fell.

A punch aimed at his head was reflexively dodged. Likewise, a follow-up kick from Song Im targeting his stomach was successfully blocked.

"Who taught you martial arts, you bastard? Just wait, we will report you for stealing techniques that you have no right to learn!" Song Im shouted. Fang Yun’s close friend still couldn't believe that Ho Chen had managed to block his kick.

Despite his fear, Ho Chen forced a smirk. "I am also a student of the Star Sword Sect, Song Im! It’s not my fault if I observe your movements while you train. I have been in the sect for a year, yet I was
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