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In mid-March, representatives from the Hidden Sect and officials gathered at a private estate in the capital to discuss the details of their entry into the world. Jiang Chen did not attend the meeting; instead, he sent Qin Xiaoya in his place, along with Chen Qizhi, Zhang Zuo, Lou Yijing, Liu Lianyue, Ye Ling, and others who also participated in this meeting.
The members of the Hidden Sect were still somewhat resistant to the officials, but out of respect for Jiang Chen, they at least pretended to listen attentively. It wasn't until Qin Xiaoya spoke up and presented a stack of cultivation techniques that the leaders and elders of the Hidden Sect became excited.
"There are a total of thirty-two families from the Hidden Sect present today. Here are thirty-two volumes of foundational cultivation techniques. Although these techniques differ, their quality is comparable. According to the wishes of our young master, they will be distributed to you now. Each sect or family should send a representative to collect them," Qin Xiaoya announced loudly.
Naturally, the sects were eager to receive the techniques. If it weren't for Qin Xiaoya's admonition, they might have started fighting over who would get in line first.
"I have already stated that all techniques are of the same quality; there is no difference between the first and last to receive them," Qin Xiaoya said sternly.
Soon enough, the members of the Hidden Sect and families collected their techniques and returned to their respective places. They treated these volumes as treasures and gathered together to study them. However, while they could understand each character individually, they struggled to comprehend the text as a whole.
The techniques were completely different from their martial arts practices; they represented an entirely different concept.
"Miss Qin, these techniques are indeed good, but we can't understand them. What should we do?" one leader from the Hidden Sect said helplessly.
"Our young master has made arrangements and will assign someone to guide you," Qin Xiaoya replied.
"That's good to hear." Upon hearing this, the members of the Hidden Sect and families breathed a sigh of relief. No wonder Mr. Jiang was so powerful; it turned out that his cultivation methods were not ordinary martial arts techniques at all.
As time flew by, half a month passed in an instant. The preliminary preparations for the Hidden Sect's entry into society were completed, and starting April 1st, they began to officially make their presence known to the public.
To create a sensation, they needed some newsworthy events. Therefore, these members of the Hidden Sect and families planned to collaborate with secular Martial Arts Families, martial arts schools, and martial arts associations to host a grand martial arts competition.
The first Huaxia Martial Arts Competition emerged under such circumstances and received coverage from various media outlets as well as official channels.
Initially, although numerous media outlets reported on it and garnered significant exposure, ordinary people did not take it seriously. After all, martial arts competitions were held frequently in Huaxia every year; many were merely performances showcasing flashy moves or featured self-proclaimed masters of qigong. While some videos displayed impressive inner strength, they often became subjects of ridicule.
However, it soon became apparent that this first Huaxia Martial Arts Competition was unlike any previous martial arts event; it resembled a gathering of martial artists akin to those depicted in wuxia dramas. Many were initially skeptical but could not resist the media's coverage. Driven by curiosity, more people flocked to witness the competition firsthand. As they observed for themselves, an increasing number began to believe that real martial arts experts existed in Huaxia and that their abilities were not inferior to those portrayed in television dramas.
Iron Sand Palm, water walking skills, lightness techniques, leaf plucking attacks, external release of Inner Energy, Sword Qi Intertwined—these methods seen on screen were indeed real.
The first Huaxia Martial Arts Competition lasted for an entire month. Throughout April, Huaxia was abuzz with excitement. For the Huaxia people, it felt like discovering a new world; fortunately, their acceptance of the Hidden Sect was high because deep down, they all possessed a spirit reminiscent of martial heroes.
As May arrived, the turbulence of martial arts intensified. The thirty-two Hidden Sect families had established Martial Arts Halls across Huaxia, recruiting disciples. However, becoming a disciple of these Hidden Sect families was more challenging than gaining admission to a top university.
During this time, Jiang Chen remained indoors, practicing in the Snowfall Courtyard to solidify his mastery of the nineteen attributes of the Dao. The remaining attributes could no longer be cultivated on Earth; Jiang Chen planned to enter the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm in the future to continue his training.
As usual, one morning, Jiang Chen turned on the television, which was broadcasting the morning news. The most reported topic lately was martial arts, as an unprecedented wave of enthusiasm for martial arts swept across the nation. Many universities were even preparing to offer martial arts courses and sought collaboration with the Hidden Sects.
Of course, the rise of this martial arts craze brought some drawbacks. Not everyone practicing martial arts was a good thing; human nature is unpredictable, and distinguishing between good and evil can be difficult. While martial power can save lives, it can also cause harm. However, these drawbacks were manageable.
Time was running short for Earth. Even if the Mountain and Sea Secret Realm Gate did not open, extraterrestrial races would invade Earth in a hundred years. At that point, humanity would truly be like fish on a chopping board.
In his past life, Earth nearly faced extinction during an alien invasion. But this time, Jiang Chen had ushered in the Cultivation Era. A hundred years was enough for Earth to experience rebirth. After a century, if those extraterrestrial races dared to invade again, it might not be humanity facing extinction but them instead.
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