If someone with the physique of this fat guy were to really hit you with one of his wrench blows, even Wang Longhu wouldn't fare well.
In an instant, Wang Longhu executed a half-capture maneuver, precisely seizing the fat man's wrist. At the same time, he forcefully pushed his arm aside while advancing with a Beng Fist, striking the fat man's massive belly.
Ancient generals all had broad shoulders and stout waists, with big bellies not fixated on modern fitness muscle but still capable of formidable combat on the battlefield.
The reason lies in the ancient belief that a general needs 'a face like a swallow, a neck like a tiger, a back like a tiger, a waist like a bear, and the capacity to fly and eat meat, marking him as a lookout over a thousand miles,' referring to a neck as thick as a tiger's, a robust build, valuing size and strength over sheer muscle.
