Therefore, Hao Qi didn't actually look down on these new martial artists as weaklings. On the contrary, he felt that the concept behind them was quite good. However, the current situation was that the new martial artists themselves were already in the Internal Qi Realm, yet they tried to balance internal force with technology—this was fundamentally steering in the wrong direction. Rather than using a small elite group of martial artists as new martial artists, it would be far better to use ordinary people, at zero cost, for the role. In this regard, the Primordial Era had done a remarkably good job, as the existence of Internal Force Armor was the direct result of this exact concept. Yet the current Red Sea was attempting to use a small elite group of internal force practitioners as new martial artists. What difference did that make compared to ordinary martial artists? Was it merely the application of high technology? If such technology could not be popularized among ordinary people, and if it could not achieve massive social advantages through low-cost mass production, then these high-tech new martial artists were not new martial artists at all. They were simply people whose personal evolutionary paths had hit a dead end, and who were desperately trying to find a shortcut.
Hao Qi and the New Martial Artist squad stood in the military drill grounds. This match was not a martial arts bout fought inside a ring, but a battlefield confrontation between Hao Qi alone and the enti…
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