The martial arts of China were developed during thousands of years of warfare, not by following complex rules in a hopping and jumping fighting game.

At this moment, Hashimoto Otsuka made a flying knee strike like a siege hammer, swiftly crashing towards Su Fan.

"Swish!"

At the instant of contact, Su Fan shifted sideways, evading Hashimoto Otsuka's attack.

Hashimoto Otsuka missed the strike, his figure abruptly folding in midair.

This action was quite astonishing, as if someone stood still and suddenly changed direction back while jumping.

Without Martial Arts True Qi, it would be very difficult for an ordinary person to achieve this step.

Even with Martial Arts True Qi within, accomplishing this move smoothly demands a high level of control over one's Martial Arts True Qi!

"Swish!"

Hashimoto Otsuka, who had just kicked and missed, transformed direction midair and executed a downward sweeping kick aiming at Su Fan's head.

This time, Su Fan did not dodge but greeted it directly with the technique 'Wild Horse Parts Its Mane.'

"Bang!"

A muffled sound was heard, as Hashimoto Otsuka, halfway through his downward kick, was directly knocked away by Su Fan.

However, Hashimoto Otsuka did not fall to the ground; in midair, he swiftly slapped towards the ground.

Using the force of recoil, his figure flexibly leaped back into the air.

Then he shot towards Su Fan like an arrow leaving the string.

The greatest difference between martial artists who can use Martial Arts True Qi and those who cannot is revealed here.

Ordinary practitioners, once airborne, have no place to leverage force.

At this time, at most, they might connect with an 'Eagle Step' to leverage again, or like Hashimoto Otsuka, execute a downward leg sweep midair.

But Martial Arts Grandmasters possess powerful and mighty Martial Arts True Qi within their bodies, they simply don't need any external leverage.

As long as their control over their internal Martial Arts True Qi is adequate, they don't need external leverage whatsoever.

Just like now, Hashimoto Otsuka didn't even land, shooting once more towards Su Fan like an arrow leaving the string.

In terms of speed and power, it was frightening to the extreme.

Facing Hashimoto Otsuka's flying kick this time, Su Fan prepared to use 'Four Ounces Move a Thousand Pounds.'

However, just as he was about to make his move, he decisively changed tactics and retreated.

While changing tactics, Hashimoto Otsuka also indeed shifted tactics.

The previous flying kick was merely a feint; the real attack was the consecutive kicks that followed.

"Thump! Thump! Thump! Thump!"

Next, Hashimoto Otsuka displayed an exceptional technique to Su Fan and all present!

This time, he pulled off 'Twenty-four Midair Kicks'!

"Thump! Thump! Thump!"

Hashimoto Otsuka's kicking technique was extremely terrifying, Su Fan's vision was filled with an unending shadow of kicks.

Hashimoto Otsuka's 'Twenty-four Midair Kicks' were formidable, but Su Fan's performance was also extraordinary.

Both used Martial Arts True Qi perfectly to counteract the effect of gravity on their bodies.

Hashimoto Otsuka was like a woodcutter, each kick executed with full force like hewing out a chop.

Su Fan was like a feather, like willow catkins, like a snowflake.

No matter how Hashimoto Otsuka attacked, he couldn't even touch Su Fan's clothes.

If one can't hit the opponent, then no matter how many nuclear bombs Hashimoto Otsuka throws, it's useless; not hitting is equivalent to zero.

Of course, Su Fan wasn't using a sophisticated movement technique, rather it was the quality of wind for lightness from 'Four Signs in Harmony,' combined with the steps of Tai Chi True Technique.

Naturally, this also required a high level of visual acuity and judgment.

If any aspect was mishandled, Su Fan would at least be kicked twice by Hashimoto Otsuka.

Earlier, Guo Kui and the others were not optimistic about Su Fan.

After seeing Su Fan's performance, everyone around couldn't help but feel delighted.