"ha!"
"Mr. Lu, be careful not to get hurt by this. He's one of the top ten qigong masters in Southeast Asia!"
The other person spoke in a serious tone, and Lu Feng almost burst out laughing. The qigong craze was already beginning to take shape, and this trend continued until the late 1990s.
Of course, some masters are still alive thirty years later, and occasionally they come out to embarrass themselves.
However, now there are actually people who believe it. A few years later, a large number of people practiced Qigong. It was like a real-life version of a cultivation novel. Too many people suffered family ruin and death, or even went mad from practicing it.
After gathering his energy, the master let out a low roar and unleashed his power in all directions.
"ah!"
Several screams rang out, and three or four young men in the crowd were sent flying backward.
"See that? That's Qi. If you cultivate it to its peak, I can send you all flying with a single burst of power." The master looked at the young men apologetically, "I'm so sorry!"
"That's amazing!"
"Master, can this qigong cure illnesses?"
"Qi cultivation can cure cancer, and even bring the dead back to life. As long as one is exceptionally talented, ascending to immortality is not a problem."
Lu Feng didn't want to listen anymore. Those young men weren't shills. He'd rather they cut off his own head and use it as a chamber pot. Just as he was about to leave, he noticed that Boss Huang was also watching from the side.
"You're not going to look anymore? Let's go, I'll take you to meet someone." Mr. Huang looked at the master with some reluctance.
"Mr. Huang, you believe in this too?" Lu Feng asked, puzzled.
"We northerners aren't good at qigong, but Hong Kong is really good at it. However, there are a lot of swindlers there, and true masters are rare." Mr. Huang smacked his lips and said mysteriously, "I've also heard that they have special abilities."
Lu Feng was speechless and could only laugh. He finally understood why there were so many movies about supernatural abilities in the 1990s—it was because they had a popular audience.
However, Qigong brought one benefit: it sparked a kung fu craze, which led to kung fu movies going global.
After walking a few hundred steps, a small reception room was set up in a corner, furnished with sofas and potted plants. Sitting on the sofa was a girl of about twenty years old, with long hair and wearing overalls. You could tell that she looked a bit young.
There were four or five men and women sitting next to him, of all ages, but they all looked at the girl with fawning expressions. As Lu Feng walked forward, he wondered to himself, what was this guy's identity?
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