Whether it's a duel between top-tier masters or just an ordinary street brawl, making a "grand entrance" is very important.
Half-immortals conjure up poems and strike poses before they start fighting; boxers need to enter the ring with music and a walk to show off; even gangsters bring a few dozen brothers and walk forward with hands in pockets when they head out for negotiations, right?
Without a doubt, a spectacular entrance can more or less influence your opponent psychologically, giving you a certain advantage.
Even if your adversary is as composed as an old dog and isn't fazed by your act, you can still impact the bystanders and thus bolster your own reputation and courage.
So now, let's take a look back at Huang Donglai's entrance, and it's clear to see... he's got a knack for bluffing and catching people off guard.
