Teenage yang triumphs at ladies masters of yin and yang
"The power of the two sides to unite is incredible." (Ling Yang)
As a master martial artist and the successor of the legendary Liu Yu, the world's strongest martial artist, Ling Yang has mastered a vast amount of methods to control his yin and yang power to perfection. Ling Yang was once the youngest son of the famous Liu Yu, so this was the perfect time to showcase his yin and yang skills under the tutelage of the powerful Master Liu Yu. As a master martial artist, Ling Yang's strength and talent has reached the extreme limits, not only can he maintain his own cultivation levels, but he also has the talent to become the strongest of the masters to hold the yin and yang sides together, no matter where he may look.
The current Master Liu Yu is no ordinary person, for hundreds of years he's been a true warrior, protecting his homeland, protecting those within the mountain range from attacks from the outside. When he was young, he was often called the God of Heavenly Thunder, but as he advanced, his strength increased to the limit.
But this was only a facade, all the truth was hidden within his mysterious yin and yang. The real reason why he's so powerful is actually a hidden secret in his eyes, one that must be discovered only by Liu Yu himself.
Ling Yang is the greatest expert of the two sides, to use Ling Yang to defend himself or to defend the entire mountain range is to use the two sides to unite. If two people could unite their yin and yang, then what do these two sides have in common? Who can protect the entire mountain range from Liu Yu's attacks with no one to stand in his way?
Ling Yang is an elite, legendary fighter and master of the Liu family. If he doesn't become this master martial artist's disciple, what can the Liu family accomplish with him? How can he stop someone like Liu Feng from being killed like this?
The moment Ling Yang looked at this person of the Liu family, he knew that this person has no intention of being left behind. What would he do to stop Liu Feng from becoming a ghost who would die before even knowing who he is? It's impossible to stand by and watch him perish like this.
Ling Yang stood and said to himself: "The most important thing in life is to make sure that if one is able to face up to and conquer your enemies, that they're not afraid of you."
He was very confident to achieve this.
He immediately began to teach the two sides of yin and yang, in an effort to break their spirit and take thei
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