Li Yan only felt like he had encountered a fierce general from the military school. His opponent's fists were like hammers, relentless and continuous, forcing him to retreat repeatedly.
The opponent's attacks were not fast, and even showed some flaws.
However, Li Yan only dodged and did not rush to draw his blade.
His father had once mentioned that although Iron Wire Fist looked fierce, it was stronger in defense than offense, skilled in turning weakness into strength.
All these moves were like a bridge hand, the so-called "cross the bridge if there is one, inquire for a bridge if there isn't," all those flaws were traps, in reality, the opponent was swift but not chaotic, slow but not slack.
Moreover, this man even used Iron Wire Fist, which, when used skillfully, could utilize the gap of iron rings to lock weapons within a flick of the hand.
As soon as he made a move, the opponent would seize the opportunity for a vicious strike.
