Dan Hu's center of gravity was once again disrupted and he fell to the ground.
Wu did not rush up but instead took a few steps back, giving Dan Hu enough space to get up.
Gritting his teeth, Dan Hu got up again and charged at Wu. He no longer probed but bore the pain and swung his right fist.
Wu extended his hand, drawing an arc with his arm and pressing Dan Hu's right fist down. Following up with a step forward, he pushed with both hands, toppling Dan Hu again.
Tai Chi, Push the Window and Gaze at the Moon!
Within a mere minute, Dan Hu had fallen three times consecutively, filling him with rage. What infuriated him even more was Wu's composed demeanor; each time he struck Dan Hu down, he would step back to create distance, then strike again after Dan Hu got up. Dan Hu felt as though Wu did not consider him a threat at all.
