"Sorry, I’m not a dog, so I can’t spit up." Chu Molin replied coolly. What has he been doing all these years? It’s a miracle he hasn’t been KO’d with moves and skills like that.
It seems he needs to train him properly, to find what’s truly best for him.
Jin Yufeng didn’t know what Chu Molin was thinking, but he knew Chu Molin was up to sothing sinister. That look in his eyes told him Chu Molin wanted to sche against him, which gave Yufeng a creepy feeling.
Looking at Chu Molin, he wondered how to defend himself so he wouldn’t get hit. But no matter how he tried to defend, it was useless, as Chu Molin still beat him until he howled.
"Stop, I’m done. What’s the point of this? It’s just standing here like a target for you to hit, without any chance to fight back." Jin Yufeng couldn’t understand how this guy could be so abnormal. Last ti they t, he wasn’t this strong. But now, it’s like he’s a different person, rcilessly beating him with no chance to retaliate. It’s too miserable.
And at this mont, he had no way to fight back, just taking the hits one-sidedly. It was as pathetic as it could get.
"You’re too weak and have regressed." Chu Molin was dissatisfied with his own speed, feeling he could be even faster. There was a feeling of being constrained, unable to move freely.
"With skills like yours, calling that regressing? It’s clearly an improvent. Before, I still had a chance to fight back. But look at now, the whole ti I was just a target for you to hit. With this outco, you still say it’s regression?" Jin Yufeng looked at Chu Molin in disbelief. How high were his standards?
"I ant you have regressed, so I’m punishing you. Of course, my moves are also sowhat stiff and not flexible enough. It seems I need to find a few people to practice with." Chu Molin nodded seriously, though he had improved a lot through Qin Xue’s books. He was still unsatisfied, feeling too stiff with no flexibility, which was not a successful outco.
But how to improve? The best way is to find people to practice with. Having soone accompany him will lead to better and faster growth—this is the best way for him to progress.
However, what Chu Molin was planning shocked Jin Yufeng. Did he need to be this intense? Although his previous identity was a cover, once this job was done, he would return to his real position.
At that ti, none of the people he encountered were as strong as Chu Molin. If he improved further, Jin Yufeng really didn’t know how to describe it—it was too incredible.
And this was sothing he couldn’t wish for even if he wanted to; it was terrifying as hell.
"Want to go again?" Chu Molin looked at Jin Yufeng, considering pulling him in for more practice.
But thinking this, he didn’t know how to say it. Clearly, he didn’t want to continue, but that look just made you want to punch him.
"Enough, let’s talk business. Have you found any clues over the years?" The two brothers had been separated and hadn’t discussed this topic together.
Now, discussing it wasn’t impossible; they just couldn’t spend too long—there were still patients waiting for them at the hospital.
"Let’s find another chance to talk later. Aren’t you going to buy things for them now?" Chu Molin and the others had already lost so ti fighting. If they continued discussing other things, they wouldn’t be able to finish anyti soon and couldn’t afford to delay.
Things have priorities, and they need to be clear on what needs to be done first.
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