Supernatural Insight Eyes Chapter 142 - 142 0140 Alarms the Martial Arts World

142: 0140 Alarms the Martial Arts World 142: 0140 Alarms the Martial Arts World The old master is preparing to call off the engagent!

When soone delivered this news to Shangguan Dao in the presence of many mbers of the Shangguan family clan, announcing the old master’s decision to oppose the marriage alliance with the Yin family, it imdiately caused a stir among the clan.

“Why is Father so stubborn!” Shangguan Shu stamped her foot angrily and hurriedly ran to find her father, determined that nothing should ruin this marriage alliance.

The sister-in-law also couldn’t understand.

The marriage alliance was evidently very beneficial for the Shangguan family, not only saving the old master’s life but also securing the family’s status.

Why then did the old master disagree and prepare to call it off?

There were not a few within the Shangguan family who shared the sister-in-law’s perspective, and while they could not comprehend his decision, there were even fewer who dared to persuade the old master to change his mind—only Shangguan Shu, as his daughter, dared to do so.

Shangguan Dao remained silent.

He didn’t go to ask Grandfather for the reason, for from the mont Ye Qiu appeared, he knew that the old master was very likely to reject the marriage alliance.

He turned and sat down on a chair, waiting for the result after his aunt’s attempt to persuade him.

Before long, Shangguan Shu returned.

Seeing her complexion, Shangguan Dao could sowhat guess the outco; clearly, the old master hadn’t relented.

The old Shangguan had the highest authority in the family, and even though he was ill at present, he was still the decision-maker, and no one dared to defy his judgnt.

The old master was firm in his stance, and he even went to see Guan Hong in person.

No one knew what the grandfather and granddaughter had discussed, but seeing Guan Hong with red eyes, constantly staying in front of her grandfather, it was clear she was very reluctant to part with him.

The Shangguan family called off the marriage, and when this news reached the Yin family, Yin Ying, the helmsman of the Yin family, slamd his hand down on the table fiercely, causing a purple clay pot to fall and shatter on the ground.

Yin Shaoxiong clenched his teeth; it really happened—the Shangguan family truly went back on their word!

This stark contrast to his previous confidence was a harsh slap to Yin Shaoxiong.

“Ye Qiu, oh Ye Qiu!

Our grudge is irreconcilable.” Yin Shaoxiong’s eyes glead viciously.

Never before had he hated soone so much.

Just as Guan Hong was about to beco part of his family through marriage, Ye Qiu’s presence had shattered all hope.

“Good for you, Shangguan family, to make promises and then break them; where do you leave the dignity of my Yin family.”

“Since you’ve chosen the first day of the month, then I shall be the full moon.

I had intended to help your Shangguan family, but it seems you are unaware of your impending doom, deliberately walking down a dead end instead of the path to survival.” A vengeful thought imdiately took root in Yin Shaoxiong’s heart.

Considering his illustrious Yin family, with many talents far more outstanding than the few scions of the Shangguan family, since the Shangguan had besmirched his, Yin Ying’s, face, they should brace themselves for the consequences.

Yin Ying imdiately had plans to deal with the Shangguan family, and he didn’t mind adding fuel to the already tottering Shangguan family.

“Father, there must be soone related to the Shangguan family’s regretting the marriage, and we have to severely deal with this person.” Yin Shaoxiong prepared to tell his father about Ye Qiu.

“Oh?

What’s this?

Tell about it.” Yin Ying was intrigued, and Yin Shaoxiong then recounted everything about Ye Qiu.

The father and son discussed how to deal with Ye Qiu.

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The failed marriage alliance between the Shangguan family and the Yin family ant that the Shangguan family was about to face even more pressure, but let’s not talk about that for now.

After Tang Yao left without a fight, he returned to the Dragon Tiger Temple and told his master about his encounter with Ye Qiu.

Tang Yao’s master, Qian Zhen Taoist, was the presiding Taoist of the Dragon Tiger Temple.

Now well over fifty years of age, he had reached a venerable old age.

Despite his years, he appeared vigorous, with eyes bright as stars, and his steps steady, showing none of the frailty associated with old age—he didn’t look his age at all.

“If what you say is true, then this young man really is a martial arts prodigy.

To have reached the state of fulfillnt at such a young age and to have transford his True Qi into form, such cultivation is rare in this world,” comnted Qian Zhen Taoist.

At the Dragon Tiger Temple, it wasn’t just Tang Yao’s master present; several senior martial artists were also there.

Hearing Tang Yao ntion an encounter with a young talent whose strength had already surpassed his, they all showed an interested expression.

“Young Tang, do you know who his teacher is, or what sect he is from?” a highly respected elder asked.

Tang Yao did not dare to ignore this addressing.

The elder was of a similar generation to his master and, no matter how proud he might be, he dared not breach etiquette.

He replied respectfully with a fist and palm salute, “I do not know, but I can demonstrate so of the moves he used.

Perhaps the seniors can discern sothing from them.”

“Go ahead, demonstrate for us.

I am very curious to find out who raised such a figure.

This person couldn’t have erged out of thin air.

Since his strength has reached the state of fulfillnt, we need to investigate his background,” the elder said.

With the elder’s words, Tang Yao recalled in his mind the movents Ye Qiu had used in their previous exchange, and began to demonstrate on the spot.

As he shifted his movents, everyone present, be it Qian Zhen Taoist or the other two seniors, couldn’t help but stroke their beards, showing a pensive look.

“His movents are forceful and fierce, sowhat similar to the Du style.”

“No, that’s not right.

This young man’s movents not only carry force but also softness, and his martial skills are profound.

He must have a deep understanding of Tai Chi, and there is also a hint of the Chen style in his moves.”

“To combine strength and softness to such an extent, it is quite interesting.”

“Old fellow, what do you think?” one of the seniors turned to Qian Zhen Taoist.

Tang Yao gradually stopped his movents, having completed the demonstration, and waited for his master to speak.

“Judging by the movents Yao’er has imitated, I couldn’t discern which sect he belongs to.

What I’m curious about is why he is proficient in various styles.

If you pay close attention, you should be able to see traces of each of us, although very subtle, they cannot escape my eyes,” said Qian Zhen Taoist.

“Oh?” Upon hearing Qian Zhen Taoist say this, the other two seniors expressed their surprise, and as they carefully replayed Tang Yao’s movents in their minds, they slowly savored each punch and each kick, and it seed that Qian Zhen was right.

“Strange as you say that, there does seem to be a shadow of my martial arts within,” one of the seniors spoke up, and the other nodded in agreent.

Now, the group’s interest in Ye Qiu had increased even more, particularly because he had reached the state of fulfillnt at such a young age—he was like a monster genius.

Both Qian Zhen Taoist and the other two seniors wanted to et Ye Qiu.

Unbeknownst to Ye Qiu, Tang Yao’s departure had caused his na to spread throughout the martial arts community, as almost all influential figures were now aware of a trendously gifted young man who had reached an extrely formidable level.

The more monstrous the existence, the more it provoked curiosity, making people want to find out for themselves.

The number of experts interested in Ye Qiu suddenly rose sharply, which also ant that more trouble was about to befall him.