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Su Fan sensed the tension between the two, and immediately smiled to comfort them, "Don't worry, the most dangerous time has already passed."

"Besides, hasn't nothing happened after such a long time?"

In Su Fan's opinion, his most dangerous time should have been during the Qi Formation stage.

At that time, his strength was mediocre, yet his enemies were increasingly formidable.

Now that he has become a Martial Arts Grandmaster, although he can't take care of all his enemies, as long as he stays in China, stays in Yang City.

He reckons that these people can't do anything to him either.

Su Fan's thinking, on the whole, wasn't wrong, but there was still a slight problem.

That is, the path of martial arts is a game that, once involved, cannot be withdrawn from.

The only way to exit is through one's own death, or the death of all enemies.

Yin Qianyue nestled in Su Fan's arms and asked a question that many people wanted to know in a gentle tone.

"Why can some people become Martial Artists, while most people cannot?"

Generally, most people might not be able to answer this question, but Su Fan just happened to know the answer.

"In martial cultivation, the most important thing is for True Qi to arise from the blood and energy, followed by the channels and collaterals being able to circulate True Qi."

"The vast majority of people have weak constitutions, unable to generate True Qi in their blood and energy."

"Even if they can generate True Qi, the channels and collaterals are either blocked or extremely fragile."

"Under such circumstances, people suitable for martial cultivation are very few."

"And even fewer are those who can obtain martial arts secrets, receive guidance from renowned teachers, or access cultivation resources."

"So in the end, only a very small number of people can become Martial Artists."

"These people, due to various restrictions, find it difficult to achieve great accomplishments in martial arts."

After Su Fan finished speaking, Yin Qianyue and Wang Fei realized why they couldn't cultivate.

This time, before Yin Qianyue could continue asking questions, Su Fan pinned her beneath him.

With a swift motion, her pantyhose was torn open.

Without giving Yin Qianyue a chance to resist, Su Fan mounted her, completing his invasion.

Yin Qianyue instantly felt incredibly full and complete.

Her red lips parted slightly, her exquisite face flushed with rouge.

But she still managed to ask the question she had in mind earlier.

"Is it possible for ordinary people to become Martial Artists?"

After she asked, Su Fan answered while struggling forward, "Yes, but it's quite complicated."

"For ordinary people to become Martial Artists, they must first improve their physique and then nourish the channels and collaterals."

"Due to innate deficiencies, after becoming Martial Artists, they not only require more cultivation resources but also have lower achievements."

"However, after some time, I will have you both start martial cultivation."

As he finished speaking, Su Fan gave Yin Qianyue a sudden jolt.

This sudden impact struck fiercely against Yin Qianyue's innermost core.

For a moment, Yin Qianyue felt as if her innermost core might shatter, and could only reach out to push Su Fan away.

But her actions were clearly in vain, as her hands were quickly grasped by Su Fan and pressed to the sides of her body.

Not only that, after a short while, Su Fan had Yin Qianyue lying atop Wang Fei.

This way, he could launch an attack on Wang Fei, then withdraw and attack Yin Qianyue, sharing his attentions equally.

While Su Fan was enjoying himself like a fairy, Yagyu Jyugong was undergoing arduous training in Siberia.

Kawabata Yu Ming, one of the outstanding descendants of the Kawabata family, was at this time trudging alongside Yagyu Jyugong through the blizzard.

To the people of Japan, the Siberian ice fields are undeniably a place of heartbreak.

After the war, many of them engaged in labor reform here for a long period.