Billionaire God of War novel (Jiang Ning) novel Chapter 1337

But of course, it wasn't as glorious as before.

But after the martial arts circle had been dead for so long, this was already enough to warrant a celebration!

This was a modern martial arts competition that garnered a lot of media attention. All the various news outlets were competing to report on it.

This would help many others to understand the culture of martial arts, and it would help more people to know how glorious these things used to be.

Someone once said that when a society developed, it should not only develop in terms of its economy, but also in spirit.

Advancement in the spirit of a society required creativity in its culture and a healthy core. These things could help lift the spirits of the people living in this society.

The city of Donghai was beginning to become lively.

Jiang Ning didn't really bother about the details, since he didn't have to do any of these things himself.

But Tan Xing was more than happy to do all these things himself.

He was excited to see several familiar old faces around.

Some of them were elderly folks from the martial arts circle who were legendary fighters. Some of them had already retired from the circle, but they even brought their descendants and disciples with them.

A huge variety of boxing and kicking techniques as well as a myriad of weapons were all gathered here.

He didn't expect to be able to see such a blossoming martial arts scene in his lifetime.

The few old men got together and the more they talked, the more they were impressed, and the more they admired Jiang Ning.

Nobody would have thought that a young man was capable of doing this, and he was pushing for its advancement even.

Without Jiang Ning saying anything, all these old folks were more than happy to help to promote Chinese martial arts.

The martial arts competition was going to start!

Tan Xing set the rules - the fight had to stop once a clear winner was declared.

Opponents were not to deliberately hurt each other with ill intent.

This was meant to be a sparring competition and not a fight to death.