A punch blasted out, resembling a dragon's roar.
Miura, also a master, raised his hand to block, but the arm that shielded his chest was directly broken by this punch. His whole body was lifted into the air, falling back three to five meters before barely coming to a stop.
Everyone below the stage could see that Miura's hands were already broken, his eyes wide open, as if in disbelief.
However, Sato's transformation had not stopped.
They saw his complexion gradually turn pale, like a skeletal ghost, and his back suddenly swelled up, then—
Pop!
The clothes on his back burst open, and a mist of blood sprayed out from Miura's back, like a blooming blood-red flower, surreal, beautiful and shocking.
This punch was a move Ye Wen created by combining Wing Chun's close-range force and the "Detailed Explanation of Basic Martial Arts": Dragon's Roar and Hundred Flowers Bloom.
