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Chapter 882, Section 877: Longevity Fist

Instead of immediately making speculations, Marx and Engels calmed down and reread the books, hoping to make a judgment based on their purest feelings.

After carefully reviewing it, his first conclusion was that this set of boxing techniques was "simple" compared to other martial arts. However, upon closer examination, this did not seem entirely accurate, as many martial arts he had encountered before were much simpler.

In other words, this more complex boxing technique is meant to give him a simple feeling.

After careful consideration, Marx and Engels felt that this feeling was closer to "perfection".

Although it looks complicated and many of the postures are more difficult, the true meaning that Marx and Engels realized after mastering it was not something particularly ordinary.

Extending lifespan, at least in his understanding, was a very valuable power, especially since it could so easily extend the user's lifespan and make them healthier, and it might even meet the federal government's requirements for politicians.

This should be more powerful than many of the basic martial arts techniques that Li Hongyu has shown herself.

Moreover, this power is difficult to describe with the word "powerful"; a more accurate description would be "exquisite."

This subtlety seems to be precisely why it is so easy to understand.

Marx and Engels turned the book to the back and glanced at the words they had just deliberately ignored.

Published by the Eastern Federal Martial Arts Association.

For any questions or suggestions regarding the detailed explanation of the boxing techniques, please call the Eastern Federal Martial Arts Association at [phone number]...

It is possible that this martial art is so exquisite that it can possess such magical power while also being very easy to learn and master.

Perhaps this martial arts association specifically selected and promoted this particular style of martial arts.

It's even quite possible that they created it.

Of course, he is not a martial arts expert, so this speculation may not be entirely accurate, and there are many other possibilities.

For example, the change in his learning speed of martial arts might be because he was in a "medicine" state. The effect of the anti-mind medicine offset some of the influence of the unremembered, making him see any martial arts more clearly.

Another more reasonable explanation is that he is not actually learning martial arts at this moment, since he has the complete contents of the book in his memory, which means that he has read the real book before.

Furthermore, it is quite possible that he spent even longer than he is now practicing and mastering this martial art.

In other words, the reason he was able to learn the secrets of martial arts so quickly was because he was simply recalling something he had once possessed.

More likely, these reasons are all valid to some extent, or at least influenced by multiple factors, but Marx and Engels do not intend to dwell on what exactly is going on here.

Because these questions will be answered soon, he only needs to continue to learn other martial arts, or bring these martial arts back for Li Hongyu to judge.

That's right, he's not a martial arts expert.

But Li Hongyu is.

The most important thing he faces now is to continue searching for information about martial arts from the past.

Before entering, Ma En wasn't entirely sure if he possessed martial arts knowledge, but considering the memories from the previous chapter, he was certain he had some decent martial arts manuals in his mind. Furthermore, considering his other memories, it seemed that the ordinary people of this world had an inaccurate understanding of martial arts; they didn't know the true extent of its capabilities.

Based on this act of leaving a phone number, Ma En was almost certain that this was the Wushu Association's screening method. Although they didn't say anything directly, anyone who had mastered such martial arts skills could tell something was wrong.

Even if they don't know as much as they do about what happened, they will realize that their situation is special.

Marne began searching the house, but found nothing that resembled a cell phone or telephone, which was exactly what he expected.

He glanced at the computer and decided against using it.

Ma En searched through the bedroom again, and only after confirming that there was no other information he needed did he turn his gaze to the view outside the window.

He was already prepared to escape.

But this time was different from the previous two. The view outside the window was quite pleasant, and the building he was in was not on a particularly high floor as before, but rather looked like it was on the third or fourth floor.

Outside the window, there were many cheerful-looking pedestrians. Young men and women walked together, chatting and laughing, while smiling parents strolled with their children.

Further afield, in a semi-enclosed park, many happy pets run around joyfully, with people of all ages among them, creating a precious natural atmosphere in the city.

The scene he saw was not a terrible, evil world at all; it was more vibrant and lively than many street scenes he could see in reality, and the number of smiles was unusually high.

The world outside the window was so beautiful that Maren felt it was somewhat eerie and unfamiliar.

He calmed himself down a bit, then realized that the strange feeling he had just experienced wasn't because there was anything subconsciously off about the scene before him.

He just had a little difficulty believing it quickly.

Indeed, there are many happy civilians in the Federation right now, and you often see similar situations on the streets, but never before have they occurred so frequently at the same time.

In reality, the towering buildings of the Federation always give Marx and Eng a kind of cold and gloomy atmosphere. The occasional flashes of brilliant colors can illuminate the surrounding space, but they will always slowly dissipate over time.

Is this the world of the past? Has highly advanced technology completely changed the mental outlook of most people, or is there some mysterious force permeating the surrounding air?
Thinking about it carefully, his memories these times didn't really penetrate into the lives of ordinary people. He was either at the top of some tall building or in some extraordinary realm.

As Marne curiously explored this radiant world, he suddenly noticed something particularly interesting deeper in the park.

There were many middle-aged and elderly people practicing various boxing techniques, and Ma En was quite certain that they were not martial artists at all; their physical condition and demeanor were quite ordinary.

This sight made Marx and Engels feel even more strange.

They were using martial arts with "abnormal power," yet they blended in so naturally into the crowd, completely unaware of what kind of power they were touching.

But what concerned Marne even more was not their group behavior.

Rather, it was the martial arts used by some of the figures.

Most of the martial arts being practiced by the middle-aged and elderly people were unfamiliar to Ma En, but a very small number of them were using a style of boxing that he was quite familiar with—the longevity boxing that he had just learned.