Chapter 763: Chapter 763: Beating the Goryeo Stick Chapter 763: Chapter 763: Beating the Goryeo Stick (Two more chapters will be added tomorrow, Sunday)
Soon, Luo Ziling saw a group of people dressed in Taekwondo uniforms entering the arena.
“The leader is a Goryeo stick, a South Korean exchange student, and the current president of the Taekwondo Club, Jin Zhengtai,” Luo Yuqing imdiately began to introduce him to Luo Ziling. “This guy is very arrogant. Under the guise of sparring, he has injured several of our classmates. If you’re going to compete with him, you can be a bit tougher.”
“Okay,” Luo Ziling turned his head to look at Luo Yuqing and once again exposed her real motive, “I think this Jin Zhengtai has a personal relationship with you, but not a good one. If I’m not wrong, this fairly handso guy has pursued you and was rejected by you. However, he hasn’t given up and continues to pester you. You want to use to teach him a lesson, right?”
“Junior Brother, can you not be so smart? Exposing everything about your senior sister, do you want to be shafaced?” Luo Yuqing smiled embarrassingly, then asked seriously, “Have you been investigating ?”
Luo Ziling replied jokingly, “I really want to investigate my senior sister’s background, including her asurents, but I’ve been too busy lately to get around to it.”
“You’re so annoying!” Luo Yuqing glared at Luo Ziling and said nothing more.
“Yo, is the Martial Arts Club having internal strife?” The South Korean Jin Zhengtai, after entering the venue, said with a schadenfreude tone, “The most competitive Li Dakai ran away with a disheveled appearance? Haha, it seems the Martial Arts Club has gained a capable person.”
Many people dressed in Taekwondo uniforms followed Jin Zhengtai, but it was not clear whether they were Korean or Huaxia people.
Koreans and Huaxia people look similar, making it difficult to tell them apart.
Jin Zhengtai could speak fluent Chinese, and if it weren’t for Luo Yuqing’s reminder just now, Luo Ziling would not have thought he was Korean.
Wang Guomin imdiately stood up and blocked Jin Zhengtai, saying righteously, “Today is the day for the election of the Martial Arts Club president. Please do not cause trouble here. If you want to exchange martial arts skills, wait until we have decided on our club mbers. Then we can set a date for a fair and square exchange, how about that?”
“Where is your Mr. Lin?” Jin Zhengtai ignored Wang Guomin and asked arrogantly. After asking this question, he saw Luo Yuqing deliberately standing at the back, and his eyes lit up. He quickly ca over to greet her, “I didn’t expect Chairwoman Luo to be here as well, almost made a blunder.”
“You’re being too polite, Senior Jin,” Luo Yuqing replied indifferently, “I’m just here to oversee the election of the club president. Mr. Lin is taking an internship off-campus and will graduate next year, so he doesn’t have the ti to manage the club affairs and has proposed to the student union to resign as president. According to Yan University’s club regulations, the president needs to be re-elected. Your Taekwondo Club will also have a new election for president early next year.”
At Yan University, club officials are elected annually. If soone voluntarily resigns, the election is held earlier.
Luo Yuqing’s words made Jin Zhengtai’s face change slightly, but he did not mind and smiled, “During the elections, I will still run for the president position. Taekwondo originated in South Korea, and Huaxia people are not particularly proficient in it, so the president for next year will definitely still be . I hope Chairwoman Luo can personally preside over the election of the president at that ti, and after I successfully run again, I would like to treat Chairwoman Luo to a big al, what do you say?”
“We’ll see when the ti cos,” Luo Yuqing neither declined nor accepted, casually replying before asking, “May I know what brings Senior Jin here today?”
“I would like to exchange so moves with mbers of the Martial Arts Club,” Jin Zhengtai said arrogantly, “The Martial Arts Club practices traditional martial arts, representing the essence of Huaxia culture. Taekwondo is the national essence of South Korea. Isn’t the exchange between our two countries sothing you all keep advocating? Therefore, today, during your traditional martial arts leadership transition, I thought I’d co and have a look and perhaps have a little spar with the new leader. Hehe, too many things in Huaxia originated from South Korea. The skills of South Korea are the authentic ones; the stuff you’re all copying is simply not up to par.”
Jin Zhengtai’s haughty deanor infuriated everyone present, including the Huaxia students from the Taekwondo Club.
“My sister is pretty, isn’t she?” Luo Yuqing didn’t waste words with Jin Zhengtai and pulled Luo Ziling onto the stage instead. “She has studied traditional martial arts since childhood. I think even her womanly skills far surpass yours. Why don’t you practice with her? You might soon realize that Huaxia’s essence is far more exquisite than that of South Korea’s, and understand what being ignorant of the imnsity of Heaven and Earth ans.”
As Luo Yuqing spoke with an aggressive air, the other boys, having just witnessed her “sister’s” combat power, were instantly thrilled.
And Jin Zhengtai’s face changed, looking at Luo Yuqing in disbelief.
When he ca in, he saw the tall beauty standing next to Luo Yuqing. She looked sowhat like Luo Yuqing, but he hadn’t expected that this “sister” of Luo Yuqing would be a martial arts expert.
However, Jin Zhengtai didn’t take it seriously; Luo Ziling’s stance bore no resemblance to that of a martial-arts master, so he was not intimidated.
He even looked down on Luo Ziling, telling Luo Yuqing, “Forget it. I don’t want to bully a woman. There’s no honor in fighting and winning against a woman.”
“You’re simply afraid,” retorted Luo Yuqing with a mocking look, “If you lose, you’ll not only sha yourself but also tarnish the reputation of your country. Imagine, after training hard for decades, you end up being inferior to a Huaxia woman. I know you don’t have the courage to compete with my sister. So, if that’s the case, please leave. And by the way, none of you are probably welco here today.”
Luo Yuqing’s taunting words completely enraged Jin Zhengtai.
But he dared not offend Luo Yuqing too deeply. After glaring at her mocking face, he turned to Luo Ziling, who stood there calmly, and said, “Since you’re a martial-arts master, I would like to ask for so guidance from my junior, Luo. Please enlighten .”
“I hate Goryeo sticks,” Luo Ziling muttered under her breath, then suddenly made her move.
It wasn’t a strike but a kick. As soon as Luo Ziling’s foot flew out, Jin Zhengtai was sent soaring through the air and landed with a thud, quite a distance away.
The mbers of the Martial Arts Club and the few friends brought by Luo Yuqing, having witnessed Luo Ziling teaching soone a lesson earlier, found it not at all surprising when she sent Jin Zhengtai flying with a kick.
The mbers of the Taekwondo Club, on the other hand, were astonished, their faces in complete disbelief.
Jin Zhengtai was even more incredulous. Fuming with embarrassnt and rage, he scrambled up from the ground and charged at Luo Ziling, shouting wildly and abandoning all pretense of gentlemanly conduct. But whether angry or excited, it was to no avail. Jin Zhengtai’s “valiant” charge, with him screaming as he rushed forward, only resulted in him being casually kicked away by Luo Ziling again.
After being kicked away by Luo Ziling for the fifth ti, he finally couldn’t get up, laying on the ground like a dead dog, gasping for air.
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