Neon Martial Arts Association: "Congratulations to Great Grandmaster Zhang Beixing of Great Xia on becoming the President of our Asian Martial Arts Association! We hope that under your leadership, our martial arts community will continue to develop and achieve greatness. Please offer us your guidance in the days to co!"
Southern Stick Martial Arts Association: "Congratulations to Great Grandmaster Zhang Beixing of Great Xia on becoming the President of our Asian Martial Arts Association! The previous matters were a complete misunderstanding. We hope the President will not take offense!"
Similar congratulatory ssages were reposted and comnted on by martial arts associations from nurous other Asian countries.
As these posts circulated, the usually calm international internet simply exploded!
This was because the posts ntioned a na that was sowhat of a taboo on the international web: Zhang Beixing!
Forrly, as a live strear, he had killed two Black Ghosts consecutively, openly mocked and insulted the Black Ghost community, and refused to apologize. These actions had led to Zhang Beixing being marked for death by all Black Ghosts.
Even now, two months after the incident, discussions about him were still ongoing! A dedicated topic column for Zhang Beixing had even been created on Twitter. These Black Ghosts usually gathered there, angrily hurling abuse at Zhang Beixing while searching for and sharing any news related to him!
Now that nurous Asian martial arts associations, including the Asian Martial Arts Association itself, had publicly announced Zhang Beixing’s appointnt as President, there was no way these groups were unaware.
Instantly, this faction of Black Ghosts erupted!
"FUCK! FUCK! How can this damned yellow-skinned monkey sit in that position? Are the people at the Asian Martial Arts Association insane? How dare they appoint such a person as president?"
"Asian Martial Arts Association, what are your intentions in promoting this man as president? Are you trying to break ties with our Black community? How dare you!"
"To hell with that! Just seeing this yellow-skinned monkey makes my blood boil, especially when I rember his previous statents. Right now, I wish I could storm into Great Xia with a gun and riddle him with bullets!"
"We protest! We protest! A despicable racist absolutely cannot beco the president of the Asian Martial Arts Association! The Asian Martial Arts Association must not let this happen!"
"You’re right! Either kick Zhang Beixing out, or we’ll kick you out. You choose! We Black people will absolutely not stand by and watch such a person beco a leader of an organization!"
"..."
Beneath the announcents posted by the martial arts associations of various countries, the curses from these Black Ghosts were relentless.
However, compared to the previous commotion Zhang Beixing had caused, this ti, although the uproar from the Black Ghosts was significant, the agitators were mostly unaffiliated individuals—figures like heads of terrorist organizations, gang leaders, and the like.
The official Black organizations and formal Black associations did not get involved at all.
The reason for this lay with the accounts that had published the content: the Asian Martial Arts Association and the martial arts associations of multiple nations. Provoking them was tantamount to provoking all of Asia! As internationally recognized, official organizations, they certainly wouldn’t do sothing so foolish.
Therefore, they all vanished, nowhere to be seen.
Seeing that the official Black organizations remained silent, the Asian Martial Arts Association and the other mber associations also chose to ignore these protesting Black Ghosts. After all, their words couldn’t actually harm them, a classic case of "well water not troubling river water."
They rely left a comnt in the comnt section stating, "Watch your language; the internet is not a lawless place," and then paid them no further heed.
Seeing that the Asian Martial Arts Association refused to indulge their petulance, the Black Ghosts in the comnt section beca even more enraged, their curses growing fiercer.
The controversy surrounding the incident escalated further.
As matters escalated to this degree, the Great Xia netizens, who notoriously enjoyed watching a good drama unfold, naturally beca aware.
Looking at the screenshots of the comnt sections taken from the international internet, the dostic netizens were incredibly shocked.
"My goodness! It’s only been a month, and even the ’little devils’ and ’stick kids’ from across Asia are posting to suck up to Brother Dan? What in the world is going on?"
"I don’t know, man. All I know is that Brother Dan quietly beca the president of the Asian Martial Arts Association. What is that, anyway? Is it a big deal? Have any of you heard of this association before?"
"Never heard of it. But more than this association, I’m currently more interested in those comnt sections. Man, they’re really losing it over there, jumping up and down in fury!"
"Yeah, and they’re threatening the martial arts associations of those countries, but those associations are completely ignoring them. I’m dying of laughter!"
"Hahaha, I just love seeing them so furious yet helpless. What’s the use of ranting so fiercely? No one’s paying any attention to you!"
"It should have been like this long ago! These bastards do nothing but protest all day! What the hell are they protesting? If you ask , they’re just spoiled rotten!"
"Exactly! Those Westerners used them like cotton-picking machines, so the Westerners owe them. It’s fine if they protest against the Westerners. But we in Great Xia, we Asians, never did that to them. What the hell are you protesting against us for? Piss off!"
"Well said! But I want to add one more thing: even if we had, let’s be real, folks, are they completely blaless in the matter?"
"Alright, alright, brothers, we’re getting sidetracked. Shouldn’t our focus be on Brother Dan becoming the President of the Asian Martial Arts Association? The Asian Martial Arts Association—just the na sounds impressive! Isn’t Brother Bei climbing the ranks a bit too fast? He isn’t even the president of Great Xia’s own Martial Arts Association, yet he skipped ranks and went straight to leading Asia’s."
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