novelraw Chapter 625: What Do You Think You Are (Third Update)
Chapter 625: What Do You Think You Are (Third Update)
"Stop spouting nonsense and fight!" Huang Shi was not concerned at all; in his heart, he also thought about teaching Cui Jinhao a lesson. Originally, he wondered if there would be any consequences for beating Cui Jinhao, but now that Cui Jinhao had said such words, he was too pleased to care. If injuring someone wasn’t an issue, why hold back? With this thought, Huang Shi launched a heavy punch fiercely towards Cui Jinhao. He was extremely proud of this punch, which was powerful enough to break a punching bag, and upon hitting Cui Jinhao, it would undoubtedly cause serious injury!
"Whoosh!"
The punch was mighty and heavy, bringing with it the sound of the wind as it surged toward Cui Jinhao, who was still standing.
Seeing Huang Shi’s punch, Cui Jinhao almost laughed. To think that someone who barely reached A-level strength dared to challenge him, an AA-level master at his peak. Huang Shi truly had no idea how overmatched he was. If that was the case, then he might as well make Huang Shi lie down completely. Huang Shi had boasted about Korean medicine, so Cui Jinhao thought it would be perfect to ensure Huang Shi was gravely injured and forced to beg for Cui Jinhao’s personal medical attention. He wanted to see what Huang Shi would have to say then.
With that in mind, Cui Jinhao deployed the secret technique taught by his master Park Zefeng. Just as Huang Shi got close but before his punch could land, Cui Jinhao’s figure suddenly moved. His legs, like phantoms, kicked Huang Shi’s body relentlessly. In an instant, he delivered seven kicks before quickly sidestepping to the edge.
"Bang!"
"Bang!"
"Bang!"
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Huang Shi never expected Cui Jinhao to be so skillful. Just as his fist was about to hit, Cui Jinhao dodged it. Before Huang Shi could react, Cui Jinhao’s feet were already kicking him. It was then that Huang Shi realized he had completely underestimated Cui Jinhao, who was far more formidable than the bodyguards at home and comparable to Wan Jin, the top disciple of Wan Long. He knew at that moment that his situation was grim.
How could he be so strong? He’s supposed to be the heir to the Six Star Group; how could he be an AA-level master? Huang Shi couldn’t believe what was happening before his eyes. How could the heir of a corporation be an AA-level master? Cui Jinhao was known as a business prodigy; how could he possibly have had time to practice martial arts...
But before he could ponder any further, the seven kicks from Cui Jinhao were finished, sending Huang Shi flying two to three meters before he crashed heavily to the ground.
"Smack!"
"Ugh..."
A mouthful of fresh blood sprayed from Huang Shi as he struggled to rise, but he suddenly realized with horror that he had no strength left in his body. Even if he was gravely injured, he shouldn’t be this weak. What on earth was going on?
"You can’t get up, huh? Haha, let me tell you, those seven kicks were scientifically calculated. Didn’t you say something about Korean medicine? Today, I’ll make you beg me. No one but me can heal the injuries on your body. You’re going to see how powerful Korean medicine is. If your boss Lin Feng doesn’t accept this, he’s welcome to challenge me anytime." Seeing Huang Shi lying on the ground, Cui Jinhao felt incredibly satisfied, having avenged the slight from the auction. Huang Shi arrogantly interfered and made him spend so much money in vain; this end was well deserved.
The seven kicks targeted crucial points on Huang Shi’s body according to Korean medical theory, which was why Huang Shi was now unable to rise. Although Cui Jinhao detested Huang Shi, he was aware of his status and chose not to kill him, opting instead to cause serious injury as a lesson and to vent his anger. If Huang Shi hadn’t spoken ill of Korean medicine, Cui Jinhao wouldn’t have resorted to such measures. Now, he intended to make Huang Shi beg -- in the whole of H Country, aside from his master and himself, no one could restore Huang Shi’s ability to move. Huang Shi was about to learn that Korean medicine was the most formidable.
"Haha, Master Uncle Jin Hao is so impressive!"
"Master Uncle Jin Hao truly deserves to be the top disciple of H Country’s number one expert, Park Zefeng."
"Master Uncle Jin Hao, you must have received the true teachings of our great master!"
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Everyone at the Martial Arts Ground burst into laughter upon witnessing the scene, and they started to flatter Cui Jinhao, mocking Huang Shi for being so ignorant of his place by daring to challenge Master Uncle Jin Hao. Master Uncle Jin Hao was so formidable that even the gym leader was no match for him. Huang Shi deserved to be severely injured by Master Uncle Jin Hao; it was like an egg striking a rock, simply an act of overestimating his own abilities. Such a senseless act could only be done by someone from Huaxia...
"Korean medicine is better than traditional Chinese medicine? In your dreams!" Huang Shi’s voice was weak as he struggled to take out his cellphone from his pocket, dialing Lin Feng’s number. After he had informed the Boss about the situation, Huang Shi completely passed out.
Cui Jinhao heard Huang Shi’s phone call but didn’t stop it. Instead, he had someone bring over a chair to sit and wait. He had intended for Lin Feng to come; if Lin Feng could have a match with him again and let him torment Lin Feng one more time, it would make his day even better. Thinking of this, he smugly lit up a cigarette and began to smoke slowly, oozing confidence as he awaited Lin Feng’s arrival. What use was Lin Feng’s arrival? No one else could possibly heal Huang Shi’s wounds. He thought of how soon Lin Feng would have to beg him to treat Huang Shi, imagines trampling over Lin Feng ruthlessly, and anticipated seeing Lin Feng’s crestfallen face—Cui Jinhao grew happier and happier the more he thought about it...
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Soon after, Lin Feng entered the gym’s main gate and immediately saw Huang Shi lying on the ground, as well as the pool of fresh blood in front of him. Lin Feng felt a shock in his heart, and his face instantly became grave. He had never expected Huang Shi to be so seriously injured here. He walked over to Huang Shi’s side and picked up his hand to check his pulse.
"Lin Feng, don’t bother looking. Aside from my master and me, no one else can cure this injury. Beg me quickly, or Huang Shi will truly become handicapped if too much time passes. He said our Korean medicine is inferior to traditional Chinese medicine—now I’m going to make you beg me to use Korean medical techniques to save him. Haha..."
When Cui Jinhao saw Lin Feng arrive, he was overjoyed. This was exactly what he had planned: injuring Huang Shi to lure Lin Feng in. Moreover, to his expectation, Lin Feng didn’t bring along that formidable steward, so what was there for him to fear? If Lin Feng got angry and challenged him, Cui Jinhao could then take the opportunity to deal with Lin Feng. The vexations he had suffered at the auction could then be avenged. With this thought, Cui Jinhao couldn’t help but laugh arrogantly.
In Cui Jinhao’s view, Lin Feng was nothing special. Although he had investigated Lin Feng and knew that Lin Feng’s Taekwondo skills weren’t bad, everyone knew Taekwondo was the national pride of H Country. So-called Taekwondo experts like Lin Feng were nothing in his eyes. Now that Lin Feng had come, he couldn’t possibly let Lin Feng leave; he was determined to use this opportunity to cripple Lin Feng, eliminating Lin Feng’s chance of competing for Ding Wan’er!
But suddenly, watching Lin Feng take Huang Shi’s hand felt very odd—how could Lin Feng know medical techniques, and seemingly those of traditional Chinese medicine at that? He almost laughed aloud; the Seven Acupoints Method was a secret technique taught to him by his master, and apart from himself and his master, no one else could cure it. Lin Feng actually thought he could heal Huang Shi—he was utterly delusional and overestimating his capabilities. However, it didn’t matter. Once Lin Feng realized he couldn’t heal Huang Shi, he would naturally come begging to him. At that time, he would thoroughly humiliate Lin Feng.
Just the thought of humiliating Lin Feng later made Cui Jinhao utterly content. At the auction, the setting prevented him from doing much, but here at the gym, he could do as he pleased. The grudge from the auction would definitely be repaid by Lin Feng in blood today!
"Quickly beg our Master Uncle Jin Hao, no one but he can heal this injury!"
"Exactly, see how powerful our Master Uncle Jin Hao is, hurry up and beg, or it will be too late!"
"With such pathetic strength, you dare to challenge Master Uncle Jin Hao, recklessly overestimating your own power!"
"Hurry up and beg, what are you worth? You think you can cure him on your own, utter nonsense!"
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The people inside the gym also laughed merrily, echoing Cui Jinhao, realizing that the young man who had entered was Huang Shi’s Boss. Seeing Lin Feng actually attempting to treat Huang Shi, appearing to use traditional Chinese medical techniques, disdain filled their eyes. With Chinese medicine being so inferior, how could it possibly heal Huang Shi? It was an impossibility, and Lin Feng was wildly optimistic!
With these thoughts, they started to mock Lin Feng, convinced that his efforts were utterly meaningless. In their eyes, Cui Jinhao was extremely formidable, the disciple of the number one expert of H Country. His unleashed moves were powerful, and apart from Cui Jinhao himself, no one could achieve what he did. Yet, here was Lin Feng trying to save Huang Shi with traditional Chinese medical methods, an absolute impossibility. How could such inferior Chinese medical techniques compare with Korean medicine, especially considering that Cui Jinhao’s other master was the foremost Sacred Hand of Korean medicine—what a concept!
Seeing Cui Jinhao’s stance, they of course followed him, eager to add flowers to the brocade. And since they had detected a conflict between Cui Jinhao and Lin Feng, under such circumstances, they were naturally inclined to side with Cui Jinhao. If needed, they were even ready to rush forward and beat up Lin Feng to vent Cui Jinhao’s frustrations!
"If you don’t speak up, no one will think you’re mute. What’s Korean medicine? How could it possibly compare with traditional Chinese medicine? What do you even amount to, a frog at the bottom of a well!" Just after Lin Feng had checked Huang Shi’s injuries and found them not too serious—merely several acupoints blocked, leading to poor circulation of qi and blood, causing Huang Shi to faint—he overheard Cui Jinhao’s bluster. Lin Feng immediately felt extremely agitated and, without any courtesy, directly retorted in anger.