I was a swordsman in ancient Japan

"You are so strong with one step"

"Okay!" Gua Sheng shouted at the side at this time, "You lost! It's time to keep your promise and follow us to the clubhouse!"

After all, Gua Sheng winked at his colleague next to him.

Those knowing bureaucrats hurried forward and grabbed Ishida's arms.

And Ishida did not make any resistance.

Ishida just looked at Ogata blankly.

When taking Da Shitian back into the scabbard, Ogata couldn't help frowning slightly.

Because he always felt that Ishida looked at him strangely.

There was neither resentment nor anger in the eyes.

It's an indescribable, unexplainable emotion

at the same time

In the orange original house not far away

"Heh." Looking at Ishida who was staring blankly at Ogata, Nagano showed a strange smile, "Is that guy Ishida doing that again?"

"Master Yongye." The young man standing beside Yongye asked, "What kind of trick?"

"You are still young." Yong Ye said softly, "Don't know these things that are of no benefit to you."

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The author is Takehiko Inoue, a famous painter.

This manga tells the story of how the "great swordsman" Miyamoto Musashi, who was active at the end of the Sengoku period and the beginning of the Edo period, became unparalleled in the world step by step.

Although the plot is somewhat obscure and the characters in it are always speaking like riddles, Inoue's superb drawing skills make the picture of this manga look quite majestic and majestic, and it is still worth watching.

The manga was originally written by Eiji Yoshikawa.

Eiji Yoshikawa's position in Japan is probably similar to Jin Yong's position in our country.

Those who are interested can also read the original work.However, although the original manga by Inoue Takehiko is this one, the plots of the two are still quite different, and they can basically be regarded as two works.

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After the two officials from the club grabbed Ishida's arms, Ishida's apprentice hurriedly shouted:

"master!"

In order to prevent Ishida's apprentice from coming to make trouble, Gua Sheng was watching him the whole time.

Seeing that he seemed to be using force to take back his master, Gua Sheng silently raised his right hand to reach for the wooden knife stuck in his left waist.

"Hongzhi! Don't worry, I'll be back after staying in their clubhouse for a few days. During the few days I'm not here, you have to concentrate on preparing for the next imperial trial!"

When Ishida yelled this sentence, for some reason, he still fixed his weird eyes on Ogata

"Hurry up and take him to the clubhouse and lock him up." Guasheng ordered.

"Yes!"

The two officials who clamped Ishida's arms separated from the crowd and escorted Ishida to their Shirobei clubhouse.

After Shi Tian was taken away, although Shi Tian's apprentice showed displeasure, he still didn't come forward to make trouble.

After watching his master leave, Ishida's apprentice also quickly left the scene with his spear on his back.

After being escorted away, Ishida finally turned his eyes away from Ogata.

Looking at Ishida who was taken away, Ogata frowned and muttered:

"Why was he looking at me like that?"

Although wondering why Ishida looked at him with such a weird gaze just now, Ogata didn't take this matter to heart, and took what happened tonight as an ordinary daily episode.

The person who was also taken away was the young samurai who invited Ishida to compete, but was shot down by Ishida in the end.

After successfully escorting away the two people who had a dispute in Yoshiwara, Guasheng heaved a sigh of relief, then turned his head and said to Ogata:

"Mashima-kun, your swordsmanship is so good, you can still win so easily against someone with a long spear."

There is a saying called "San Duan Shuo" in the martial arts circle of modern Japan:

A person with a 1st stage swordsmanship can compete with a 3rd stage karate person.

A person with a 1st dan in guns can compete with a 3rd dan in fencing or a 9th dan in karate.

This statement may not be rigorous, but the truth behind it is that people with weapons have an advantage over people with empty hands, and people with long weapons have an advantage over people with short weapons.

A long spear that focuses on stabbing is extremely terrifying in terms of attack distance, attack speed, and destructive power.

Therefore, in the era of cold weapons, no matter which country it is, long weapons headed by spears will always be the absolute main weapon on the battlefield.

The competition between Guasheng and Ishida just now perfectly explained how advantageous the long weapon is in the battle.

Guasheng had to use a lot of strength and look for the fleeting opportunity to break into the position where his knife could reach Ishida.

And Ishida's spear can easily poke Guasheng.

So just now, after seeing Ogata defeating Ishida who she couldn't defeat with one hand with just one move, Guasheng was so shocked that his eyes widened and his mouth opened wide.

"This is a technique taught to me by a certain guy." Ogata showed a helpless smile, "Use brute force to shake the enemy's weapon away, and in the end the enemy's hand is numb from the shock, and then he takes advantage of the gap body."

The "some guy" that Ogata was referring to was none other than the "demon monk" Kazumi who had made Ogata fight so hard on Butterfly Island.

Kazusumi taught Ogata a lesson in his amazing strength.

Ogata realized this fighting skill when he received Kazuchun's powerful and heavy slash.

This fighting skill can be regarded as the kind of "one-size-fits-all" fighting skill.

Whether it is used to deal with enemies who use long weapons or against enemies who use short weapons, it can have a miraculous effect.

Of course, the premise is that your strength must be high enough and the power of your moves must be strong enough.

"It's good to have enough strength." Gua Sheng curled his lips and muttered, "It can use skills that people like me can't use in a lifetime."

After all, Gua Sheng stood on tiptoe, as if trying to make himself look bigger.

It's a pity that even if he stands on tiptoe, Gua Sheng's height is still not even 1 meters.

"Excuse me."

At this moment, a thick male voice suddenly sounded behind Ogata.

Ogata looked back and saw an old samurai who had never seen him standing not far behind him.

This old warrior has a clean, neatly shaved Tsukiyo head.

He looks about 50 years old, and his face is covered with quite a lot of wrinkles.

Although he was old, the old warrior still looked energetic, without any signs of aging, and his eyes were sparkling.

Although this old samurai is old but still energetic, Ogata can't help but think of Genichi and the one who always shouts "I'm old, I'm old", but no matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like an old man the wind demon.

The same is true for Yuan Yi and Fu Mo, they both look very old, but their mental outlook is still very good, they don't look like old people at all.

The old warrior also had several followers, a total of six young warriors followed closely around the old warrior.

"Is there something wrong?" Ogata asked in a calm tone.

"Your next generation, Nagano Hayao."

The old samurai who called himself Nagano Jun showed a faint smile.

"Just now, I have been watching the battle on the Tachibana House not far away, and I was fortunate to see the scene of single-handedly breaking the gun."

"I deeply admire the superb skills of my step. I didn't expect Yoshiwara in Edo to be a place where dragons and tigers are hidden."

"I don't know what your name is and what kind of swordsmanship you learn?"

"My Gumu Yidao style, Mashima Goro." Ogata said.

Gu Mu Yidao Style is just a name that Ogata conjured up in order to cover up his real swordsmanship school name, so Nagano is bound to have never heard of this school name.

However, although it is unheard of for Gu Mu to strike rumors, Yong Ye doesn't care about it.

In the Edo period when swordsmanship flourished, various schools of swordsmanship flourished, and the world-renowned swordsmanship schools such as Wuwailiu, Katori Shinto-ryu, and Shigen-ryu were only a small number after all.

Many schools of swordsmanship are not widely spread, and are only spread in a small area.

Nagano only regards the Gu Mu Yidao style mentioned by Ogata as an unpopular swordsmanship that is only spread in a small area in a certain place.

"Mashima-kun, I like your swordsmanship very much."

"Your Majesty opened a Dojo of Ono Itto-ryu in his hometown, Dewa."

"I don't know if I can be willing to become my diner."

"Your Majesty welcomes someone as skilled as your foot to be a guest of my dojo."

"Diner?" Ogata raised his eyebrows.

Recruiting diners is one of the customs of the dojo in the Edo period.

Some dojo owners with considerable financial resources will recruit some people with good sword skills to their dojo.

These people usually don't need to do anything, if they like, they can even sleep in the dojo every day, and the dojo will feed them every day, take care of them, eat and drink.

But if there is danger in the dojo, for example, when someone comes to kick the gym, these people have to go up to fight the kicker and maintain the dignity of the dojo.

This group of people who help out when they have nothing to do, help out when they have something to do, help out in quarrels, and accomplices in fights are called "eaters".

In the Edo period, the reason why this kind of trend of recruiting diners in various dojos was mainly to prevent those who kicked the hall.

If those kicks are successful, the loss of face will cause the reputation of the dojo to decline, and no one will come to study in the future.

Therefore, in order to prevent this kind of thing from happening, some wealthy dojo owners will fund and support some powerful diners.

When someone came to kick the restaurant, these powerful diners would come forward to fight.

Of course, the reasons why many ashrams keep diners are all kinds of strange.

Some are to guard against kickers, and some are to strengthen the momentum of the sword gym.

Others simply like to collect people with superb sword skills.

As for what kind of person this Nagano belonged to, Ogata didn't know.

But no matter what kind of person Nagano is, Ogata's answer is the same.

"Sorry." Ogata smiled and shook his head, "I have no intention of becoming a diner in any gym."

After receiving Ogata's refusal, Nagano did not show a look of frustration, but asked:

"Are you really going to stop thinking about it?"

"No." Ogata said again without thinking, "I appreciate your kindness, but I really don't intend to become someone else's diner."

"Okay." Until then, Yong Ye finally showed a look of regret on his face, and let out a small sigh.

Ogata didn't even ask how much he would be paid for becoming a diner, and simply refused. Based on this alone, Nagano knew that Ogata really had no intention of becoming a diner in his dojo.

"Then I still have the task of patrolling in Yoshihara, so I'm sorry."

After finishing speaking, Ogata waved to Guasheng, signaling that Guasheng should go.

However, just as Ogata turned around, Nagano stopped him again.

"One step!"

"Is there anything else?" Ogata turned his body back, with a hint of impatience on his face.

"To be honest, I went south to Edo this time to find someone."

"Since you work in the Shirobei clubhouse in Yoshihara, you should be familiar with people who frequently come and go to Yoshihara."

"So I would like to ask: I don't know if I know Genichi Kinoshita?"

"It's an old man who should be in his 60s."

"Old people are quite rare in Yoshiwara. I don't know if you have seen them before."

"Kinoshita Genichi" Ogata chewed the name several times in his mouth.