The Young Urban Doctor
Chapter 1004 - Chapter 1004 Chapter 1004 Just Feel Like Hitting Someone

Chapter 1004: Chapter 1004: Just Feel Like Hitting Someone Today Chapter 1004: Chapter 1004: Just Feel Like Hitting Someone Today “Go up and have some fun with them,” Jin Zhengzhu didn’t intend to get involved personally. Instead, he instructed a tall, well-built man beside him in Korean in a low voice, “You can beat him to death!”

Although the Jin Tai Taekwondo Gym was located near Qinghua and Yan University, and mainly recruited students from these schools, they also accepted people from outside. The Korean Jin Zhengzhu had instructed was not a student.

Since he was not a student, he was somewhat less restrained in his actions. Jin Zhengzhu even wanted his associate to cripple Luo Ziling.

However, often the development of events is vastly different from what is anticipated, and Jin Zhengzhu quickly realized this.

As soon as he had given the instruction in Korean in a low voice, the man prepared to step forward to teach Luo Ziling a lesson, but Luo Ziling had already made the first move.

Before almost anyone could react, the Korean man prepared to strike had already been kicked away by Luo Ziling.

Jaws dropped; that was the reaction of everyone present, including Luo Yuqing.

Luo Yuqing had anticipated that Luo Ziling’s moves would be extremely decisive and domineering, but she hadn’t expected such decisiveness.

In the blink of an eye, the Korean man in the Taekwondo uniform was sent flying several meters away.

“Junior, you’re amazing,” Luo Yuqing couldn’t help but exclaim in surprise.

Luo Ziling just smiled at Luo Yuqing and said nothing.

“Boss, you’re awesome,” Cao Jianhui, who was hiding on the side watching the excitement, couldn’t help but shout, “Teach these Goryeo sticks a good lesson.”

Luo Ziling, without saying a word, had made his move and sent his opponent flying, shocking Jin Zhengzhu, but also infuriating him.

Hearing Cao Jianhui shout like that made his anger grow even more intense.

If there was one term that Koreans hated the most, it certainly had to be “Goryeo sticks.”

Originally, “stick” should have been “gang,” a term used in the past to derogate the lower-level servants in tribute missions from Chao Island to the Celestial Dynasty. These individuals, because of their low status and poor quality, often engaged in petty theft and other illegal activities within Huaxia, which made them greatly despised by the people of Huaxia.

In Chao Island, the word “sticks” is often used to refer to illegitimate children. Regardless of the era, this term is a derogation of Chaodians, and anyone from Chao Island hearing it would become furious and be ready to fight to the death.

With Cao Jianhui loudly scolding the Goryeo sticks in front of so many people, especially after Luo Ziling had sent one of their companions flying, Jin Zhengzhu was furious, and his Korean colleagues looked ready to kill Cao Jianhui.

Two Korean students dressed in Taekwondo uniforms were already heading towards Cao Jianhui’s location, ready to deal with the loudmouth.

Meanwhile, the Huaxia students who had originally come with Jin Zhengzhu had quietly stepped back, knowing that today was not the day to come forward.

This was not a struggle between Taekwondo and traditional Huaxia martial arts; the battling sides represented Huaxia and Korea.

If they were to further engage with Luo Ziling and the others as Taekwondo apprentices, it would definitely be inappropriate.

Therefore, not getting involved was the wisest choice.

The course of events did not hold many surprises, as the two prepared to discipline Cao Jianhui were also kicked away by the quick-moving Luo Ziling, the entire process taking less than five seconds. Everyone’s mouths fell open again, completely incredulous.

If the first person being kicked away by Luo Ziling could be described as a surprise, the fact that two Taekwondo experts, fully on guard and ready to tackle the hefty Cao Jianhui, still couldn’t defend against Luo Ziling’s move was beyond belief.

One could only say that Luo Ziling’s strength was terrifying.

Jin Zhengzhu’s face also changed. He knew Luo Ziling was a master, otherwise, he could not have successfully launched a sneak attack.

He stopped the others who were preparing to rush forward and fight Luo Ziling desperately, ready to take action himself.

“It seems you do have some skills,” Jin Zhengzhu no longer underestimated Luo Ziling and had lost his earlier arrogance, staring at Luo Ziling with a serious face, “Today, let me experience the true skills of Huaxia martial arts!”

“You’re not worthy of using the word ‘experience’,” Luo Ziling looked at Jin Zhengzhu with a cold smirk, “Although you are not worthy to be my opponent, today I just want to bully you Goryeo sticks.”

As he spoke, Luo Ziling didn’t wait for Jin Zhengzhu to react and immediately launched his attack.

When competing with others, he did not like to be defensively passive or to counterattack only after the opponent’s attack.

What he advocated was initiating the attack, treating the saying “offense is the best defense” as his golden rule.

Therefore, even when facing a weaker opponent, he adopted an aggressive attacking stance.

Although Taekwondo is also a form of combat skills, this martial art has many rigid rules, and many areas are off-limits to strike.

Thus, in the eyes of a martial arts master like Luo Ziling, Taekwondo was only considered a performance-based martial art, not even comparable to the martial arts he practiced.

The situation was indeed such that although Jin Zhengzhu was highly skilled and very responsive, when facing a speed-oriented master like Luo Ziling, he could not utilize his strengths at all.

His performance was slightly better than his three companions; he dodged Luo Ziling’s first move, and when Luo Ziling’s side spinning kick came sweeping over, he quickly dodged to avoid it, barely escaping the kick. However, Luo Ziling’s following kick heavily struck his shoulder.

A tremendous force transmitted from the kicked area caused him to soar into the air, flying more than three meters away, before heavily falling to the ground.

Meanwhile, Luo Ziling, caught up in the excitement of the fight, did not stop. He turned to the Taekwondo students who were still not reacting and struck.

As long as he deemed them Korean students, he kicked them all away.

After quickly knocking those people down, just as Jin Zhengzhu was getting up from the ground, Luo Ziling still didn’t plan to spare him and landed a heavy punch on his chest.

The just-risen Jin Zhengzhu screamed and heavily fell back onto the floor, raising a cloud of dust once again.

Amidst the screaming, he painfully struggled to get up.

But just as he was rising, he was once again sent flying by a kick from Luo Ziling.

When Jin Zhengzhu fell down, he landed right on several of his companions, and the sound of their bodies colliding made one’s scalp tingle.

“Stop,” a furious shout came from within.

Luo Ziling looked up and saw a tall, handsome guy with distinct Korean features, accompanied by a group of people coming out from inside.

“Is the boss finally here?” Luo Ziling turned to ask Luo Yuqing, who was standing beside him.

Luo Yuqing smiled and lightly nodded in agreement.