Forcing Me to Be a Godly Tycoon, Right?

Xu Donghai saw Zhang Jingdong coming out and immediately said, "Boss Zhang, are you interested in sparring with me for a few rounds?"

Zhang Jingdong thought to himself that since he gained a lot from your daughter last night, it’s only right to give you something in return. So he chuckled and said, "Sure, sparring has always been the best way to improve martial skills."

"You tell me, do you want me to use Tai Chi Boxing or Baji Fist?"

"Just use Baji Fist. Today, I want to test your real combat abilities."

"Alright, but I have a small request."

"Oh? What request?"

"If later on I accidentally injure you, when Xu Nuo asks at breakfast, you have to say you fell by accident, not that I hit you."

Xu Donghai originally thought Zhang Jingdong would make a business-related request, but he didn’t expect a comment like this from him.

He immediately laughed and scolded, "You brat, we haven’t even started, and you already think you’ll win. Seems like you really don’t take me seriously. Don’t you know the saying ’the older the ginger, the spicier’?"

Zhang Jingdong shook his head with a smile, "I haven’t heard that much because as I travel the martial world, I’ve always believed that being invincible is truly lonely."

Xu Donghai was first stunned, then understood what Zhang Jingdong meant.

He sighed and said, "You sure are arrogant, alright, then I won’t hold back. I’ll let you see what real combat skills are!"

As he said this, he directly attacked Zhang Jingdong.

There’s no denying Xu Donghai is a seasoned martial artist with countless combat experiences; his footwork alone had virtually no flaws.

If it were any other ordinary martial artist, they would definitely fall into his trap within minutes.

In fact, last month Xu Donghai had a match with a tough opponent, who was the citywide Sanda champion.

He was choosing a new bodyguard for Xu Nuo, both out of love for his daughter and because he was itching for a fight.

And back then, that Sanda champion said something similar, though not as arrogant as Zhang Jingdong. He suggested Xu Donghai wear protective gear to prevent injury.

The two fought over ten rounds, and in the end, Xu Donghai was unscathed, while that Sanda coach took a heavy punch to the jaw from Xu Donghai, almost getting KO’d.

Even though Xu Donghai knew Zhang Jingdong’s combat abilities were definitely more formidable than that champion, he believed if he fought with all his might, his chances of winning should be at least fifty percent.

If Zhang Jingdong, out of respect, only used rules-bound techniques and not the street fight moves, his winning chances would be at least eighty percent.

Having fought so many fights over the years, Xu Donghai really had never lost, so he was very confident in himself.

Furthermore, his previous requirement for his daughter’s boyfriend, beyond other aspects, was that he had to be able to beat him.

Now that there’s a good chance Zhang Jingdong would become his daughter’s boyfriend, he decided to give his all and test his combat skills thoroughly.

So, at this moment, it seemed to him if he won, he would take the opportunity to teach Zhang Jingdong a lesson.

But if he used all his moves and still wasn’t Zhang Jingdong’s opponent, then it would prove that he was the perfect future son-in-law.

Thinking of this, Xu Donghai suddenly sidestepped and then directly launched a rising kick towards Zhang Jingdong.

Just now, after Xu Donghai said he would use real combat skills, although Zhang Jingdong expected the moves to be street-smart, he didn’t expect Xu Donghai to dare to use such a street move like the rising kick directly.

Fortunately, he had received top-level military combat training, many of which were deadly techniques, so to him, this rising kick was just child’s play.

As Xu Donghai was about to land his kick, Zhang Jingdong suddenly turned sideways, followed by a sweeping attack.

And Xu Donghai was indeed formidable. Even after missing his strike, he didn’t lose his balance.

He instantly performed an aerial sidekick, not only dodging Zhang Jingdong’s sweeping attack but also launching another assault on him.

As Zhang Jingdong secretly marveled, he swiftly blocked and immediately came back with another sweeping attack.

Truly, if he didn’t have the strength to pull a thousand pounds, Xu Donghai’s kick would definitely injure him.

Xu Donghai was equally astonished because he had practiced his kicking technique for almost twenty years, always known for its weight and ruthlessness.

In a previous match, he once went leg-to-leg with someone and ended up fracturing the opponent’s shin.

Yet, just now, Zhang Jingdong used his arm to block his leg without any harm!

This guy truly deserves to be a Baji Fist expert!

The two exchanged over twenty more moves without a clear winner.

Xu Donghai, although feeling somewhat like an aging warrior, found it extremely exhilarating as he hadn’t encountered an opponent that required his full effort in many years.

Likewise, Zhang Jingdong found it very exhilarating.

Since he had mastered the techniques from various experts, he had never faced a real master before, and Xu Donghai was indeed a real master, which gave Zhang Jingdong a clearer understanding of his own martial skills.