Chapter 0071: Let you know that I'm not easy to mess with

Master Hui Chong bid farewell to Abbot Hui Zhi, dressed up as a fortune teller wandering the rivers and lakes, and came in the direction of Cangmen City.

Master Huichong knew that Geng Yuan had listened to Feng Renrui's slander and went down the mountain to find his so-called biological father, Feng Renhao. Where did Geng Yuan go? It must be the home of Feng Renhao in Cangmen City. Feng Renhao's home, Master Hui Chong went to it once eighteen years ago and took Geng Yuan away. Master Hui Chong decided to go to Feng Renhao's home for a secret visit first.

At the city gate, Master Hui Chong was stopped by the soldiers guarding the city gate to see Master Hui Chong's pass. Master Huichong doesn't have any passes, he doesn't even have a certificate of good citizenship. Master Hui Chong hurriedly said to the soldiers guarding the city: "Boss, you see, I am a fortune teller who walks the rivers and lakes, and I am at home all over the world, how can I have any passes, please be accommodating, I have an urgent matter in the city." ”

The soldiers defending the city, when they heard that Master Hui Chong did not have a pass, came up and lost their temper: "Get out!" During this time, there were monks in the city, and the imperial army had an order to strictly check the people who entered the city, and those who did not have documents were not allowed to go. Old guy, you still want to go to the city without documents, do your spring and autumn dreams! As soon as the defenders of the city got angry, they raised their feet and kicked Master Hui Chong's ass. Who knows, when a kick came, Master Hui Chong didn't seem to feel anything, but the soldier guarding the city gate sat on the ground with his feet in his hands, "Ouch-ouch-" and screamed, and scolded in his mouth, "You old immortal, what kind of ass do you have, it's harder than your mother's stone, and it hurts Lao Tzu." Such a hard ass must not be from a good family, it must be a monk from Biyuan Temple. ”

I heard that there was a monk from Biyuan Temple, and on the side of the chair sat the four devils in charge of supervision, and they stood up in unison, and came to Master Huichong with a bayonet. They screamed and stabbed at Master Hui Chong, who was dressed as a fortune teller.

The people who were lining up to enter the city just now, seeing that the two sides were going to fight, knew that at this time, it was better to avoid this place of right and wrong, so they scattered and did not enter the city.

Seeing the Japanese devils running rampant at the gate of their own country, Master Huichong's anger was fully aroused. Master Hui Chong shouted: "Little devil, dare to spread wild on my Chinese land, the old man must teach you a lesson." ”

I saw Master Hui Chong clasping his palms together, calling out a Buddha horn, and hearing the whirring wind in front of him, the four bayonets of the Zhilu Dao devil had already stabbed at him.

What a master of Hui Chong, he was unhurried, and when the four bayonets were about to approach his body, his figure flashed and disappeared. This stunt is called "Screen Shadow", which was pioneered by Master Hui Chong. Master Hui Chong practiced hard for five years before he was completed. However, Master Hui Chong still didn't know that this stunt of his had been secretly learned by Geng Yuan. Therefore, in Biyuan Temple, there are already two people who can use "Screen Shadow Drifting".

At this time, Master Hui Chong was already standing behind the four devils. When it was too late, Master Hui Chong waved his hand and grabbed the belt of the devil, and the four devils were picked up by Master Hui Chong's hands, like carrying chickens, one spinned, one forced, one let go, and the bodies of the four devils flew towards the city wall, hit the city wall, and were bounced back, fell to the ground, and couldn't move.

Several security guards who checked the passers-by were so frightened by Master Hui Chong's performance just now that they forgot to stop Master Hui Chong and closed the city gate. Master Hui Chong's figure flashed, and the person had passed through the city gate and entered the city. Several members of the security team woke up from a dream and opened fire on Master Hui Chong. But Master Hui Chong's figure flashed, and he was gone.

The soldiers guarding the city gate had no choice but to sound the alarm.

Immediately afterwards, the sirens of Cangmen City went out, and a large number of devils and security guards rushed to the east gate.

Master Hui Chong entered the city and drilled into an alley. He performed light feats, one moment jumping up the ridge of the house, the next floating down in a courtyard. With a few ups and downs, Master Hui Chong landed in a compound.

Master Hui Chong saw that this compound was not like Feng Renhao's compound, and there were some Japanese logos. Master Hui Chong moved his body and came to the window of a row of houses, and looked through the gap in the window. Inside is a spacious hall, and around the hall, a circle of people dressed as Japanese samurai sit. In the center of the hall, a bowl-thick rope descends from the roof of the shed, and a Chinese hangs from the rope. The Chinese have been beaten beyond recognition and are dying.

A Japanese martial artist, in the middle of the hall, is talking about the essentials of a boxing technique, talking and gesturing. As he described how to kick in the air, he demonstrated to the samurai sitting in a circle around the hall. I saw that the martial artist jumped up on the spot, split his legs in the air, and kicked one leg to the chest of the Chinese target hanging in mid-air.

The Chinese target man was kicked hard by him, blood spurted out of his mouth, and when the Chinese target man hanging in the air swung freely a few times back and forth, and gradually stabilized, the Chinese target man had no breath.

The Japanese warrior who had just demonstrated the maneuver waved his hand, and the two Japanese samurai sitting near the door stood up, walked to the dead Chinese target, unloaded him from the rope, and dragged him out.

When the two Japanese samurai returned, a Chinese came in. The Chinese looked strong and struggled not to get in. Two more Japanese samurai stood up to help, and the four Japanese samurai finally tied the strong Chinese to a rope and hung him up.

The Chinese man hanging in the air knew what kind of doom he was going to get, and he yelled at the Japanese samurai.

The Japanese samurai who had just demonstrated made a gesture at the Japanese samurai sitting in a circle in the hall, and these Japanese samurai, one by one, came up one by one, using the hanging Chinese as a practice target to practice the air kicks demonstrated by the Japanese samurai just now.

The Japanese samurai who came up to practice were more ruthless than the other, and they kicked the hanging Chinese man and groaned in pain.

Master Hui Chong, who was outside the window, couldn't stand it anymore, so he jumped to the door of the hall, grabbed the two Japanese samurai guarding the door, kicked open the door of the hall, and threw the two samurai guarding the door into the hall.

Master Hui Chong stood majestically at the door of the training hall.

Yikes! Someone dares to come and play!

The Japanese samurai, who had just been sitting in a circle of the hall, rushed up with a strange cry and pounced on Master Hui Chong.

Master Hui Chong was not afraid, he opened his bow left and right, and everywhere the eagle claws went, there was a sound of crying father and mother. Master Hui Chong hit the center of the hall, a 360-degree sweeping leg, and the Japanese samurai in the hall were knocked down by Master Hui Chong. The Japanese samurai who fell to the ground, you look at me, I look at you, with a frightened expression. There were also Japanese samurai who were beaten to the point that their arms and legs were broken, and they were moaning in pain on the ground.

"Good! Well played! The hanging Chinese man shouted.

"Director Hatoichi, this Chinese has great martial arts, please allow me to report to Kuroki Daisa and ask for support." A Japanese samurai who looked like a samurai leader leaned over to Director Hatoichi and said.

The dove stiffened his face and did not speak.

Jiu Yi took a step forward, pointed at Master Hui Chong and sneered: "Ha Lu Ha ”