The Young Urban Doctor
Chapter 1003 - Chapter 1003 Chapter 1003 Just Based on You

Chapter 1003: Chapter 1003: Just Based on You? Chapter 1003: Chapter 1003: Just Based on You? Jin Tai, as the club owner, seldom personally taught students taekwondo unless there was a South Korean student he considered excellent.

Jin Tai was an international student, but he rarely attended classes. In his last year of study, he had nearly completed his courses, and passing the exams was good enough.

Indeed, not only was Jin Tai skilled in taekwondo, but he was also intelligent. He could not only speak fluent Chinese, but his academic performance was also excellent. Even though he often skipped classes and spent most of his time at the taekwondo club, he had never failed a class.

This was also a source of pride for him. Additionally, being tall and handsome, he never lacked beautiful women around him, whether studying in Korea or during his studies in Huaxia. He had lost count of how many women he had been intimate with.

Considering himself outstanding, he thought pursuing Luo Yuqing would be a piece of cake.

During his years studying in Huaxia, he had successfully pursued many Huaxia female students. Some beautiful Huaxia girls didn’t even require him to make the first move; a mere hint would have them willingly head to his bed. Because of such experiences, he considered Huaxia girls to be cheap.

However, he hadn’t expected to face a setback with Luo Yuqing.

It was not just a setback, but also a humiliation from Luo Yuqing that caused him to lose face completely.

Unable to swallow this insult, he wanted revenge but did not succeed and instead infuriated Luo Yuqing completely.

The two had completely fallen out.

After their fallout, Jin Tai wanted even more to get back at Luo Yuqing.

Last time, he wanted to use the Martial Arts Club’s election change as an opportunity to disrupt Luo Yuqing’s arrangement and show her his power.

Unexpectedly, a sister of Luo Yuqing appeared and severely humiliated the people he had secretly sent, infuriating him greatly.

Fortunately, almost no one knew he was behind the disruption, as most of the people involved were Huaxia students, and the few South Korean students present were nobodies. He had arranged it this way to avoid being caught by Luo Yuqing.

Jin Tai knew that if Luo Yuqing caught him, he would not be able to save face at all, given her way of handling things.

What Jin Tai had not expected was that Luo Yuqing would eventually suspect him and directly challenge him.

She also declared war in a very masculine manner–she actively invited him to a contest of combat skills.

Luo Yuqing wanted him to bring people over to see whether Huaxia’s martial arts were superior or whether South Korean taekwondo was better. If Huaxia’s martial arts lost to taekwondo, she would publicly apologize and resign from the student council presidency; if taekwondo lost, Jin Tai would publicly apologize.

Jin Tai was unwilling to accept the challenge, for contending with a woman in such a way, whether he won or lost, brought no benefits.

If he or his subordinates won, it wouldn’t seem honorable.

What glory is there in a man winning a martial arts contest against a woman?

If he lost, the embarrassment would be unbearable.

Moreover, he knew that Luo Yuqing wanted to use the contest to reveal their past grievances to everyone. She intended to expose his true self to the other students, which Jin Tai was well aware of.

But Luo Yuqing was adamant, insisting on contending with Jin Tai.

Pressured, Jin Tai had no choice but to agree to Luo Yuqing’s demand and personally lead a few taekwondo experts to compete against the Martial Arts Club members to settle their dispute once and for all. Luo Yuqing had said that after this contest, regardless of the outcome, she would no longer hold any grudges against Jin Tai.

But upon hearing that Luo Yuqing had enlisted Luo Ziling’s help, Jin Tai immediately dropped the idea and dared not bring people to challenge.

Although he had never witnessed Luo Ziling’s skills, he knew of the many legends about the freshman, aware that this newcomer was a formidable figure.

Moreover, it seemed he had a solid backing and had stirred up quite a few incidents, yet he himself was unscathed.

Unexpectedly, Luo Yuqing actually brought a group of people to actively challenge them, with Luo Ziling among them.

When he received Luo Yuqing’s message, Jin Tai lied about being busy and told Luo Yuqing not to come.

But unexpectedly, this woman completely ignored his words and still brought her people over to challenge.

Upon receiving the report that Luo Yuqing and Luo Ziling had arrived at the Taekwondo Club, Jin Tai was very troubled. Yet, he still decided not to show himself in person, merely instructing one of his assistants, a Korean named Jin Zhengzhu, to handle Luo Yuqing’s challenge.

He himself observed the situation inside the training hall through the surveillance system.

Luo Yuqing knew Jin Tai was inside the training hall, as she had located Jin Tai’s mobile phone position before coming. Therefore, when the welcoming Jin Zhengzhu mentioned that Jin Tai was not in the hall and had not arranged any match, she was immediately furious.

“Since Jin Tai is acting like a coward, does that mean he’s allowing us to bully him at will?” Luo Yuqing asked Jin Zhengzhu with a cold smirk, “If so, we’ll start with you. If you don’t want to be beaten up, then call Jin Tai out.”

“The club’s owner is not here. Whatever it is, speak to me,” Jin Zhengzhu haughtily looked at Luo Ziling and Luo Yuqing, “If you want to test martial skills, I am willing to oblige.”

With a group of Taekwondo practitioners behind him, Jin Zhengzhu, who handled the daily affairs of the club, was filled with confidence.

Jin Zhengzhu was not a student at Yan University; he was a martial artist.

Now, he was on the staff of Jin Tai managing Taekwondo affairs; he was in charge of the club’s daily schedule and training plans.

He did not know Luo Ziling, and was not very familiar with Luo Yuqing either. He thought, even if Luo Ziling’s fighting skills were impressive, they were merely against ordinary students, and at most, he was simply someone who had learned some martial arts, with slightly better skills than the average person.

He was also a black belt in Taekwondo, even stronger than Jin Tai, so he did not take Luo Ziling or the other Huaxia students seriously at all.

“Just with you?” Luo Yuqing looked at the tall, also good-looking, Jin Zhengzhu with a face full of scorn, “Aren’t you afraid of being beaten into a pig’s head?”

“Huaxia martial arts are just fancy tricks, nothing impressive,” Jin Zhengzhu said arrogantly, “Thinking too highly of yourselves if you think you few can challenge us. Hah!”

“Fine,” Luo Yuqing was very angry now, and immediately instructed Luo Ziling, “Let him get a good lesson on the power of our Huaxia traditional martial arts.”

“At senior sister’s command!” Luo Ziling smiled and accepted the task.

Luo Yuqing was intent on teaching Jin Tai a lesson today, to make him dare not act arrogantly ever again.

Thus, she wanted to escalate matters today and cause Jin Tai to lose face completely.

Moreover, she wanted to use this opportunity to check the foreign students, to prevent them from being too arrogant.

Poor Luo Ziling, almost completely unaware of Luo Yuqing’s plans, thought it was simply because the Taekwondo-practicing Koreans were being too arrogant and clashing with the students who studied traditional Huaxia martial arts, hence he, being the expert, was brought along to prove the prowess of traditional Huaxia martial arts.

Of course, he also strongly disliked the arrogance of these Korean students and, coupled with his mood being very sour today, he felt like hitting someone.