‘Then I guess it’s those official martial arts dojos that take in disciples. The second option is the famed expert from Central Plains--Li Ran, the Soul-Slaying Palm,’ Lu Sheng had done his homework on this man. His meridians had been injured by his foe in the Central Plains. As a last resort, he brought his wife and children here to Mountain-Edge City to live as a hermit, away from trouble.
‘Despite being wounded, he’s still made a name for himself in Mountain-Edge City. He must have a trick or two up his sleeves. And his palm technique is pretty similar to mine. He’s worth checking out.
Additionally, as for hard body skills, there’re two to check out--Chen Jia, the Tumbler, and Yang Furui, the Bronze Pillar.’
[1] ED/N: About that Furui guy, those familiar with Japanese may know it means 'old' in Japanese (like me, hence I checked the raws). Actually, there's no connection to the Japanese word other than the western spelling of two words--the 'rui' part here means sth like 'lucky' and is roughly pronounced like the word 'way' but with the 'r' sound at the beginning ('rway')--completely different than in Japanese. Perhaps it's a sort of pun on the part of the author, but it's unlikely.