Martial Arts Crossover: My master tricked Huang Rong into becoming my wife!

Chen Yanzhou walked behind Huang Rong but didn't say anything. Instead, he turned his gaze to the Divine Condor, which was preening its feathers not far away.

Huang Rong didn't hear him speak, so she tilted her head back, winked at him, and before she could speak, Chen Yanzhou spoke up.

"Brother Eagle!"

The eagle paused, turned its enormous head, and swept its sharp eyes over. The two had been sparring a lot these past few days and had already developed a tacit understanding.

The divine eagle immediately understood, letting out a low gurgling sound in its throat, and suddenly spread its wings, creating a gust of wind.

Its massive body didn't seem clumsy at all; it exerted force with its feet, like an out-of-control chariot, charging straight toward the two with a suffocating sense of oppression.

Huang Rong's expression changed.

The force of the Divine Eagle's pounce was at least a thousand catties; if it hit the target squarely, broken bones and torn tendons would be the least of the problems.

She instinctively lowered her waist and stood up straight, her internal energy surging wildly as she drew her cyan sword, holding it horizontally in front of her chest, ready to withstand the attack.

Just then, a warm, large hand suddenly covered the back of her hand that was holding the sword.

"Don't try to tough it out."

Chen Yanzhou's voice rang in her ears, and Huang Rong was startled. She instinctively tried to break free, but found that the strength of that hand was astonishing, firmly controlling her movements.

Just then, the Divine Eagle spread its left wing, its feathers like a long sword, carrying the force of a thousand pounds, and attacked.

Although they hadn't gotten close, the two could already feel a strong gust of wind that stung their cheeks.

Chen Yanzhou did not retreat with her, but instead controlled her hand and thrust out his sword to meet the Divine Eagle's attack.

This sword strike looked ordinary, even somewhat weak and powerless.

Ding!

The sword tip struck the eagle's hard feathers, producing a crisp sound.

An overwhelming force surged through the sword, and Huang Rong felt her hands go numb, her wrists almost breaking.

"It's over!"

Just as she thought the longsword was about to fly out of her hand, Chen Yanzhou's wrist suddenly twitched strangely.

Instead of resisting the immense force, he drew a circle with Huang Rong's arm and slid smoothly backward.

Adhere, connect, stick, follow.

Chen Yanzhou pressed himself against Huang Rong's back, his left hand supporting her slender waist, and with a shift in his steps, he led her back several steps.

Next second,

"Walk!"

With a low shout, the two bent over and, like willow catkins in the wind, spun around halfway around, propelled by the force of the Divine Eagle's charge.

That immense force, which was originally enough to destroy everything, vanished as if it had been thrown into the sea.

Unable to stop its momentum, the giant eagle was propelled forward by its immense inertia.

In that split second, Chen Yanzhou controlled Huang Rong's hand, and the sword drew a perfect arc in the air. Using the centrifugal force of the rotation, the spine of the sword slammed hard into the back of the Divine Condor.

Snapped!

This attack not only incorporated the power of Chen Yanzhou and Huang Rong, but also borrowed the momentum of the Divine Condor itself.

The eagle felt a strange force strike it, and its feet stumbled. Its huge body lost its balance and it staggered forward seven or eight steps. Finally, it braced itself against the ground with its wings to barely keep its balance and avoid falling flat on its face.

"Gurgle?"

The eagle turned around, looking at the two of them with a bewildered expression, seemingly not understanding what had just happened.

I clearly felt a collision, but how come all the force was wasted? And then someone pushed me back?

Huang Rong stared wide-eyed at her hands in disbelief, then at the disheveled Divine Condor.

"This... I did this?"

She clearly felt that she hadn't exerted much force at all, and had just followed Chen Yanzhou's guidance to turn around. How did she manage to throw the incredibly strong eagle away?

Chen Yanzhou released his hand from her waist and said with a smile, "This is called using someone else's strength against them. Since we are not as strong as Brother Eagle, why not use their own methods against them?"

"Using their strength against them... to fight them back?" Huang Rong murmured to herself, her eyes gleaming with contemplation.

She came from a family with a long tradition of learning. Although Huang Yaoshi had never taught her this method, the principles were universally applicable. With Chen Yanzhou's guidance, it was as if a door to a new world had been opened for her.

"It's not over yet."

Chen Yanzhou patted her shoulder and looked at the Divine Condor again, "Brother Condor, let's try again."

The Divine Eagle shook its head, let out a long cry to the sky, flapped its wings, and rose into the air. Then, like a meteorite, it swooped down with a violent momentum.

Chen Yanzhou grasped Huang Rong's hand again, his voice calm and steady, "Remember, let him be strong as he may, the gentle breeze still caresses the mountain."

Faced with this devastating attack, Chen Yanzhou did not allow Huang Rong to draw her sword to block it.

Just as the sharp claws were about to strike, he took Huang Rong's hand, slightly raised the tip of his sword, and gently placed it on the Divine Eagle's claw wrist.

There was no sound of collision.

The azure sword seemed to be stuck to the eagle's claws.

Chen Yanzhou drew a circle with his feet, his waist and horse moving in perfect harmony. He gently lowered Huang Rong's arm and then pulled it outward.

"Using minimal force to achieve maximum effect!"

In that instant, Huang Rong clearly felt that the terrifying downward force of the Divine Condor was actually deflected by this pulling force.

The attack, which was originally aimed directly at the center, was forcibly diverted to an empty space to the side.

boom!

The eagle slammed its claws into the rocks beside the two, instantly shattering the hard granite like tofu, sending stone chips flying everywhere.

Chen Yanzhou and Huang Rong, having already used this force, glided lightly more than three zhang away, completely unharmed.

The eagle's attack missed its mark, and its claws remained stuck in the rock, making it look both comical and somewhat pitiful.

Huang Rong was completely stunned by what she saw.

She turned to look at Chen Yanzhou, her eyes overflowing with admiration.

"Is this... using minimal force to achieve maximum effect?"

Chen Yanzhou released her hand and continued speaking.

"The best sword technique is one that combines strength and gentleness. Although your Falling Petal Sword Technique is intricate and exquisite, it focuses too much on the changes in moves, which makes it inferior. If you could achieve a continuous sword intent without beginning or end, even your father would have to put in a lot of effort to defeat you."

Huang Rong was no longer paying attention to his teasing; her mind was filled with the brilliance of those two moves.

She closed her eyes, and unconsciously began to swing the cyan sword in her hand.

At first, it was a bit awkward, but gradually, the swordplay became smoother and less sharp, instead becoming more gentle and continuous.

Chen Yanzhou watched from the side, nodding in approval.

She truly deserves to be called a female Zhuge Liang; she is indeed very intelligent.

The reason I was able to understand these two sentences was because a few days ago, while practicing the Xuan Tie Sword Technique, I was distracted and pondered the way to break it, in order to make plans for the future. After all, the martial arts world is vast and full of talented people. As I was thinking, I thought of the concept of Tai Chi Sword, and at the same time combined it with the Taoist principle of "overcoming the hard with the soft" in the Nine Yin Manual. Only then did I understand the value of these two sentences.