Ermin looked at me strangely, and I glanced at him back, asking, "What's wrong? Why are you looking at me like that?"

Ermin said, "Did you already know this, but only said it today?"

I wiped my face helplessly and said, "I know my dad too well, I know exactly what he's capable of. Just based on what Liu Xin said to me earlier, you should be more careful."

Although Ermin didn't say anything, he looked at me with an inquiring gaze.

I replied irritably, "He's already followed in my father's footsteps, how could he not know this is my place?"

He clearly got the better deal, but then pretended that he got everything through his own hard work. What do you think of his character?

After listening, Ermin recalled what Liu Xin had said earlier. Indeed, Liu Xin had seemed very surprised when he saw me, as if he had never known I was the owner of this place.

I was immediately very unhappy. They had already been very accommodating to the two of them out of respect for my father.

It turns out that this kid had such thoughts, and even thought that he got the position because of his own abilities.

He's taking himself way too seriously. I continued, "Don't take him too seriously either. Deal with him as you see fit. Don't target him specifically, but don't give him too much power either, or he'll get arrogant."

Ermin didn't say anything, still fuming, so I stopped paying attention to Liu Xin's situation.

At this point, the horse-faced contest was about to begin, and both teams had already started entering the arena.

Horse Face had a buzz cut, a good expression on his face, a determined look in his eyes, and wore a pair of black open-fingered boxing gloves. He exuded competence from head to toe.

Jie Junchou had her hair tied up with a hairpin, giving her the most authentic Jianghu (martial arts world) style. She had a knife scar on her face, and her exposed skin also had many other scars.

I even saw a bullet wound on his hand. The tendons in his hand should have been severed in that location. It should have been healed with our medical technology by now, otherwise it would have been a major flaw.

The two bowed to each other, then assumed fighting stances, ready to attack.

Horse Face started with the small stance of Bajiquan, but Jie Junchou didn't use the starting stance of White Crane Fist; instead, he adopted the starting stance of boxing.

I found it very interesting. Boxing also requires footwork, and it's quite similar to the style of White Crane Fist. White Crane Fist is very particular about routines.

It's true that you can develop real skills, but it's not very lethal. After all, martial arts schools need to make the moves look impressive, otherwise how would they attract students?

This Jie Junchou is indeed a master. He doesn't just stick to his signature skill that he's practiced for over twenty years; he also knows to learn some powerful yet simple and easy-to-learn techniques.

Judging from his lower body, he must have practiced Muay Thai or similar boxing styles. These styles are indeed simple to learn and have great destructive power, which matches the horse-faced Bajiquan style with its added armor.

Being young, Horse Face lost his composure and launched a preemptive attack, but Xie Junchou skillfully dodged all of them.

After all, White Crane Fist is known for its footwork, but Horse Face has experience in life-or-death battles.

They knew how to conserve their internal energy and didn't blindly add internal energy to their fists and feet.

Instead, he cleverly released his Qi to enhance his attack only after making contact with Jun Chou. Although this was a small trick,

However, those with a lineage receive specialized training, while those without a lineage learn through their own experiences of life and death.

However, they all lead to the same goal, and ultimately it's a skill that almost everyone can do. But Jie Junchou suddenly changed his style.