Brother Bao never imagined that Zhao Tiezhu could move so quickly. The large hand clamped onto his shoulder felt like a pair of iron pliers; even when he braced himself with hidden force, he couldn't break free. He took a step back, pivoted his arm, and swept his left arm across, hoping to force Zhao Tiezhu back and regain some distance.
Tongbei Quan emphasizes wide, expansive movements, using the shoulder as a pivot to generate power through momentum. In an instant, the power in the hands can triple. Therefore, Tongbei Quan is devastatingly powerful; once the practitioner has room to maneuver, victory is essentially assured. However, it has a fatal flaw: the "central dragon" of the body. Once locked in close quarters, it is difficult to unleash its immense power.
Thus, while Brother Bao tried to parry, he also used his left hand to launch a desperate counterattack. But Zhao Tiezhu was a practitioner of the Bone-Dislocating and Tendon-Twisting Technique. With his hidden force mastered and his footwork agile, how could he be shaken off? Zhao Tiezhu blocked Brother Bao’s path, his hands flowing with the rotation of Brother Bao’s right arm to manipulate the joints.
Chapter 264