Just as a nation has its laws, every trade has its own rules.
Since the Weapons Ban Order of the late Qian Dynasty became a law in name only, martial arts halls have been developing for nearly a century, and rules have naturally emerged.
Martial arts halls in this day and age are no longer simply for passing down the Martial Dao. Many join a hall to fight for fame and fortune. As a result, friction over territory often leads to bloodshed.
This approach not only caused heavy losses for the halls themselves but also disrupted social order, earning them the displeasure of the authorities.
Therefore, unless absolutely necessary, martial arts halls avoid large-scale battles between disciples. Instead, they use the Street Arena to settle their differences.
