Invincible Divine Doctor of the Beautiful Lady
Chapter 85 - 85 83 The Queen-like Su Yaoji

85: Chapter 83 The Queen-like Su Yaoji 85: Chapter 83 The Queen-like Su Yaoji “Hmph, decide how you want to settle this.

Don’t say this young master is bullying you.

We have two options: first, slap yourself twice and apologize to me.

Second: since you’re also a practitioner, if you can defeat me, we’ll call it even,” said the young master.

“Then I choose the second option,” Tangyu said indifferently, finding the guy’s first demand truly vile.

“Good, very good.

If you lose, hmph, don’t blame me for not being polite,” the young master sneered with a sinister smile.

Wang Dazhuang, somewhat worried, tugged at Tangyu, who gave him a reassuring look.

Only then did Wang Dazhuang step back.

The onlookers gathered around, creating space for the duel.

The enchanting beauty in the young master’s arms cooed, “Go for it, Tong!”

The young master pinched the beauty’s face and said with a smile, “Baby, stand aside and enjoy the show.”

“Yu Tong, can you handle it, or will you capsize in the gutter?” a mocking voice rang out.

“Indeed, Yu Tong, don’t lose face for us,” another voice added.

Yu Tong’s gaze sharpened, and he swept over the two commenters, saying, “What a joke, as if I couldn’t take care of a simpleton.” His expression turned stern, his eyes cold as he charged at Tangyu with a Crazy Wind Step.

His move was fast and vicious.

It was a simplified Military Fist combat technique, designed for quick and effective incapacitation.

His punch, fiercer than fierce, whipped up a gust of wind as it howled towards Tangyu’s forehead, striking at a vital point.

If this punch landed, it likely would leave someone half-dead.

In terms of physicality, Yu Tong clearly had a significant advantage over Tangyu.

Tangyu remained composed, neither hurried nor slow.

This Yu Tong did have some skill, no mere show-off, which explained his arrogance.

Tangyu moved swiftly, dodging Yu Tong’s fist and sidestepping to his side in the blink of an eye.

This sudden turn shocked Yu Tong, who knew how perilous it was to let an enemy get so close.

However, Yu Tong quickly regained his composure, retracting his punch and sweeping sideways.

His transition was smooth, betraying no sign of clumsiness.

Yet, the corners of Tangyu’s mouth lifted into a slight arc.

One hand snatched at Yu Tong’s arm, while the other’s fingers pointedly jabbed beneath Yu Tong’s arm.

“Ah!” Taken by surprise by this strike, Yu Tong couldn’t help but let out a pained grunt and stumbled back several steps.

His complexion instantly changed, turning ashen.

Clutching his arm, he was overwhelmed by a drilling pain, unbearable even for him.

His entire arm went numb, as if he had lost control of it, adding to his discomfort.

Yu Tong wanted to strike again, but found himself utterly powerless, his right arm immobile.

How could he continue to fight?

Though Yu Tong was loath to admit it, he recognized that the man before him was not as simple as he had assumed; he had underestimated his opponent.

How could he have not foreseen such deft moves?

What kind of trickery was that?

Defeated in a single move and stripped of the ability to fight back, it was a harsh blow for Yu Tong.

He had never experienced such a crushing defeat, an affront to his dignity.

How could he tolerate this?

“Haha, Yu Tong, I told you that you’re no good!

You lost in one move, isn’t that a bit too weak?

They say you’re skilled, but it seems that’s not quite the case,” someone jeered.

“Yu Tong, you’ve really done us proud,” another mocked.

The onlooking young masters took the opportunity to kick a man while he was down, reveling in his misfortune.

Of course, only a few people behaved like this, those who always seized chances to ridicule others.

Already enraged and humiliated, Yu Tong’s fury was further stoked by these taunts, unable to swallow the insult.

If he conceded now, he’d have no face to show at Haidong Aquatic Pavilion ever again.

Word would spread, marking a stain in his life, turning him into a laughingstock.

This he could not permit.

“You’ve lost.

Can we go now?” Tangyu asked calmly.

A flickering light in Yu Tong’s eyes and a dark uncertainty on his face, he suddenly huffed, “You want to leave?

It’s not that easy.

You cheated, what shady trick did you pull?”

“Hmph,” Tangyu too sneered, “I knew you wouldn’t accept defeat gracefully.

To lose is to lose.

Even the ancients knew deceit in war is to be expected.

Besides, I didn’t use any dishonorable techniques, did I?

Just because you haven’t seen a technique doesn’t mean it’s underhanded, it just shows how superficial your knowledge is.

What now, you want to fight again?

You’ve already lost, you yourself said this would be settled if you lost.

Are you thinking of backing out now?”

Yu Tong’s face turned uglier, his teeth clenched as he said, “The matter with your friend can be settled, as my word is my bond.

However, our personal matter is unresolved.

You injured me, do you think you can just walk away?”

Tangyu knew the other party was being unreasonable, a sore loser, but that was to be expected.

Young masters like him were always full of pride, unfamiliar with loss of dignity.

Tangyu wondered if he must really resort to drastic measures to quell this situation.

Tangyu didn’t want trouble, but that didn’t mean he was afraid of it.

Wang Dazhuang, watching Yu Tong ready for a fight, looked worriedly at Tangyu.

If Yu Tong decided to escalate matters, the two of them would be at a disadvantage.

‘The common man cannot contend with the wealthy,’ and no matter how strong Tangyu was, he would struggle against this second-generation elite.

“It was you who proposed the spar, and getting injured in a martial contest is as common as it gets, even a three-year-old understands that.

Surely you’re not oblivious to such simple logic?” Tangyu stated, looking at Yu Tong.

“You—” Yu Tong was livid, his face flushed with anger, raging, “This young master just can’t stand you, is it wrong to want to make trouble for you?”

“Why push people to their limits when it’s better to leave some room for maneuver?” Tangyu looked at Yu Tong and said.

“Hmph, that phrase has never been in my dictionary.

I’ve got you in my sights today, what can you possibly do about it?” Yu Tong said fiercely, as he drew a refined handgun and pointed it at Tangyu.

The fact that Yu Tong was forced to draw his gun caused a stir among the onlookers.

However, there weren’t any screams or panic; after all, it wasn’t unusual for people to carry guns in such a venue.

Moreover, given Yu Tong’s status, it was legal for him to carry a gun, so it was nothing out of the ordinary.

Wang Dazhuang was really scared, his face turning quite pale.

He had only ever seen guns on TV.

This was the first time he had come face to face with one in real life.

To most people, guns symbolized the grim reaper; the very sight of them incited an inexplicable fear.

A chill ran down Wang Dazhuang’s spine.

Things had escalated too far.

What was he to do now?

He regretted his actions deeply and cursed his own stupidity.

Biting his teeth, Wang Dazhuang mustered the courage to rush forward to stand in front of Tangyu, but was stopped by Tangyu’s hand before he could get close.

“You think you’re so tough, so badass?

Come on, show me how tough you can be?” Yu Tong was also getting red-eyed with rage now.

Although he had the right to carry a gun, flashing it around was not good for his reputation.

If the higher-ups found out, he would certainly be criticized, but he was beyond caring at that moment.

Tangyu remained calm, facing Yu Tong and said indifferently, “You’re bringing this upon yourself.” Before his words even fell, Tangyu’s figure moved with a ghostly swiftness towards Yu Tong.

Yu Tong’s pupils shrank, and as he was about to pull the trigger, he felt his finger firmly grasped by a hand.

A surge of immense strength twisted his wrist, forcing the gun out of his grasp as pain shot through him.

Taking another look, he was shocked to find the gun was now in Tangyu’s hands.

“You—” Yu Tong stepped back, looking at Tangyu with a newfound sense of fear in his eyes.

“This—”

“Damn, unarmed gun seizure.”

Those around them widened their eyes in shock, staring at Tangyu with astonishment.

Such a feat was impressive.

Wang Dazhuang, who had witnessed the scene, was even more staggered, his mouth hanging open wide enough to fit a fist.

Incredible, utterly incredible.

The young masters who had been enjoying the show now looked at Tangyu with a change in their eyes.

“Stop!” A commanding shout rang out, and instantly six burly men rushed out and surrounded Tangyu.

One of them burst out yelling and pointed at Tangyu.

“Hurry up, capture him for me,” Yu Tong, seeing the Haidong Aquatic Pavilion security guards coming into action, immediately commanded.

Shaking his head, Tangyu realized that disturbing the Haidong Aquatic Pavilion folks had complicated matters.

The power behind the construction of such a place was unimaginable.

To say they could cover the sky with one hand in Donglin City might not be an exaggeration.

Offending such a big shot could mean not even Lin Guotai could protect him.

Besides, Tangyu never liked being under Lin Guotai’s protection.

As the eight security guards approached, Tangyu pondered his next move.

“Clap, clap!”

Just then, a crisp round of applause sounded, and a figure of stunning beauty walked over with the poise of a queen.

It was Su Yaoji.

Clearly, most people present recognized Su Yaoji and showed her expressions of friendliness, even flattery.

“You all stand down.

These two are my friends; let me handle this,” Su Yaoji said to the eight security guards.

Recognizing Su Yaoji, the security guards hesitated momentarily but eventually nodded to her and withdrew.

“What, they’re friends with Su Yaoji?”

“How is that possible?

How could Su Yaoji have such ordinary friends?”

Su Yaoji’s words immediately caused a stir, with everyone looking at Tangyu and his companion in absolute disbelief.

Being acknowledged publicly as friends by Su Yaoji was a great honor for any young master of Donglin’s high society—a privilege they all coveted.

Yet, these two ordinary-looking individuals had achieved this distinguished honor, which inevitably stirred envy in many.

And Yu Tong was dumbfounded.

He had assumed that these two were nobodies, yet they turned out to be friends with Su Yaoji.

The situation had become difficult to resolve.

After all, Su Yaoji was someone he wouldn’t dare to provoke, even in death.