Chapter 1005 - 1005 1005 Beating Up

Chapter 1005: Chapter 1005: Beating Up Chapter 1005: Chapter 1005: Beating Up “Luo Yuqing, Chairwoman Luo,” Jin Tai walked to the center of the venue and stood about two meters away from Luo Ziling and Luo Yuqing with a sneer on his face, “Are you here today just to deliberately cause trouble?”

“We’ve already agreed to have a contest today to see whether traditional Huaxia martial arts are more formidable or taekwondo is,” Luo Yuqing also looked at Jin Tai with a sneer, “I know Senior Jin is very busy, so I took the initiative to come here for an exchange today.”

In her heart, she sneered, thinking, I’m indeed here to make trouble today, what can you do about it?

“Senior sister, as a martial artist, the last thing I like is idle chatter, let me handle this,” Luo Ziling said with a smile, taking over from Luo Yuqing, before turning to Jin Tai, “Since you think taekwondo is very powerful, let’s have a contest! It’s that simple, how about it?”

“I admit defeat, is that good enough?” Jin Tai knew Luo Ziling was much more skilled than him. He had seen the way Luo Ziling just made his move, so he didn’t dare to exchange blows with Luo Ziling, “But I still believe that taekwondo is superior to Huaxia martial arts, and I won’t deny this belief just because you are skilled.”

“Are we fighting or not?” Luo Ziling appeared a bit impatient, “If you’re scared, I can fight you using only my legs and not my hands.”

Luo Ziling said this, and without waiting for Jin Tai to reply, he turned to the group that came with him, “If I don’t use my hands and they still don’t dare to fight me, then it shows that South Koreans are all talk and no action.”

“Exactly, exactly,” Cao Jianhui quickly and loudly agreed, “That’s just the nature of those Goryeo sticks, all talk and no action. Haven’t they claimed many things from our Huaxia as their own over the years? Things like traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese characters, feng shui, and even saying our entire northern territory historically belonged to them. Right, didn’t they claim that Li Shizhen, the author of the ‘Compendium of Materia Medica,’ was from their country? The shameless are invincible; haha, we admire the Goryeo sticks for only their bragging and shamelessness, everything else, pah! Trash!”

With Cao Jianhui’s arrogance and his public insults, Jin Tai and his Korean companions behind him were immediately filled with rage.

But Jin Tai wasn’t a rash man. He didn’t act hastily like Jin Zhengzhu, who had been knocked to the ground and still couldn’t get up.

He looked around, then ordered several of his students to go up and exchange moves with Luo Ziling first.

Unexpectedly, the two students learning taekwondo that Jin Tai appointed removed their wrist guards, threw them away, and ran to the side of Cao Jianhui and his group. “We’re not learning taekwondo anymore,” one of the students shouted out loud.

It turned out they were students from Qinghua University, Huaxia people, who took advantage of their free time to learn taekwondo here.

Jin Tai wanted them to go up and challenge Luo Ziling, hoping to use Huaxia people against their own kind, while they sat back and watched.

To their surprise, these two Huaxia students saw through his true intentions and didn’t fall for it.

Which student smart enough to be admitted into Qinghua or Yan University would have a low IQ?

Cao Jianhui, realizing what was going on, continued to ridicule. “The Goryeo sticks have always been like this, thinking they’re so clever when in fact they’re just a bunch of morons with an IQ of 250 who won’t fight when scared, just admit defeat to our faces and it’s done. In the future, learn to be humble and stop barking all the time. By the way, kneel and admit defeat today, and we’ll pretend nothing happened, how about that?”

Cao Jianhui’s words infuriated Jin Tai’s companions; they could no longer hold back and all rushed forward together, preparing to beat up Cao Jianhui.

Of course, Cao Jianhui was not going to back down and met them head on without fear.

However, Luo Ziling reacted even faster; before Cao Jianhui could throw a punch, two Koreans were already kicked away by his foot.

Before the others could react, Luo Ziling continued to move, kicking and sending five students who wanted to beat up Cao Jianhui flying in the blink of an eye, each with a single kick without any superfluous moves.

Out of the six companions that came with Jin Tai, aside from one still standing beside him, the rest were kicked away by Luo Ziling.

The ones who had been knocked down by Luo Ziling earlier were still down, continuing to lie on the ground.

They weren’t playing dead; they truly couldn’t get up.

When Luo Ziling kicked them, he used a special technique, resulting in those who were hit being unable to get up immediately.

Cao Jianhui was too slow in making his move, but still, one of the Taekwondo students was kicked by him, prompting him to laugh loudly, “It turns out they are just a bunch of soft eggs!”

Jin Tai was completely enraged. The verbal insult from Cao Jianhui and Luo Ziling’s merciless beating without giving any face made him burst into fury.

He immediately called another companion to join him in the fight, preparing to team up against Luo Ziling.

Jin Tai’s skill level was unknown to Luo Ziling, but he could tell from Jin Tai’s movement speed that the guy was just an average martial artist. However, the other man was clearly much stronger than Jin Tai and specialized in combat skills.

In the Taekwondo gym, the unexpected presence of a skilled master made Luo Ziling somewhat surprised.

But he didn’t mind and still chose to confront him proactively.

Ignoring Jin Tai for the moment, he went straight for the other man.

Luo Ziling’s speed was surprisingly fast, which took the man off guard.

As Luo Ziling’s sidekick came with a whooshing sound, the man didn’t dare to take it head-on and agilely dodged aside.

Little did he know, Luo Ziling’s move was just a feint; anticipating that the man would dodge, he immediately changed his technique as soon as he saw the man sidestepping.

His body rotated at an unbelievable angle, and a fierce spinning kick targeted Jin Tai, who was charging at him.

Jin Tai, a black belt in Muay Thai, although his black belt was somewhat inflated, and thus his skill was not as good as Jin Zhengzhu’s.

Moreover, Luo Ziling’s attack was extremely vicious and swift, and the angle was something Jin Tai had not anticipated. Therefore, he couldn’t dodge in time and was struck squarely by Luo Ziling.

Luo Ziling hit Jin Tai right in the neck, and poor student Jin Tai was sent flying, plunging straight into his fallen companion, rolling together with several other struggling peers, continuous screams ensuing.

When Jin Tai was attacked, his companion realized it was a trap and immediately counterattacked.

But he was still not as fast as Luo Ziling. After sending Jin Tai flying, Luo Ziling directly opted for an aggressive attack.

The man also tried a sidekick, but Luo Ziling’s spinning kick reached the target first.

Luo Ziling kicked the man’s leg, sending him stumbling backward several steps.

The man had good skills, managing not to fall after being kicked by Luo Ziling.

However, Luo Ziling’s assault was relentless, spinning like a top; his feet alternatively supported him off the ground as he launched a series of attacks.

With a loud “bang,” the man was sent flying by Luo Ziling’s kick, slamming directly into the wall.

Luo Ziling didn’t stop there but continued the attack, delivering another heavy kick to the man’s chest as he hit the wall and his body slowly fell down. The man let out another scream, then collapsed limply to the ground.

Just then, several luxury cars sped towards the Taekwondo gym.

After the cars stopped at the entrance of the gym, a good number of people got out of the vehicles.

To Luo Ziling’s surprise, among these people, he recognized someone—he was Chen Jiahai’s cousin, Chen Jiahu.