I believe that many people like the parkour and scenes in foreign programs very much. There are always very exciting sports there. Watching others walking on the edge of that extreme sport at any time makes everyone's adrenaline start to surge. But did you know that parkour actually originated from China? Qinggong in ancient China can be said to be the predecessor of parkour. If you want to know more about the concept of Qinggong, then you need to come to the game " Jiuyin Manual " and try it out.
In the Nine Yin Manual, we can see the very famous free Qinggong. The Qinggong in the Nine Yin Manual, although it does not have the fancy light effects in other martial arts games, but because of the Qinggong in the Nine Yin Manual, it has more Real skill. At the same time, there are a total of 12 types of Qinggong in the Nine Yin Manual. This makes the Qing Gong system of Jiuyin Manual all-inclusive and more representative of China’s Qing Gong culture.
Since the greatest use of Qing Gong is for fighting, in Jiuyin Manual, we can indeed experience the best way to play Qing Gong, unlike other martial arts games where Qing Gong is just used for running away. Since there is no Cd, we can freely release our skills according to the timing when playing Jiuyin Manual.
If you like parkour, why not come to Jiuyin Manual to experience it. Chinese-style parkour also has a very interesting parkour mode in the ancient Chinese martial arts world. So, come and get your Qing Gong from the Nine Yin Manual.
