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As a martial artist, every person has their own pride, especially those experts with considerable strength.

Winning the respect of such a martial artist is extremely difficult, and it cannot be achieved simply by having a status or position; many martial artists have their own dignity and self-respect, which cannot be bought with money.

In Korea, the Ryu Family is a very well-known martial arts clan, second only to the most influential Fu Family. Naturally, their status in Korea is quite high, comparable even to the Li Family, which controls most of Korea's economic lifelines and owns Fortune 500 companies.

With such a background, coupled with impressive cultivation, Liu Xianhe is quite a proud person and looks down on many people.

Perhaps because of such an upbringing, even his son, Liu Junhao, has developed a similar temperament...

Of course, this pride is relative.

To earn Liu Xianhe's respect, one does not necessarily need to have a lot of money or power, but must possess martial prowess that can catch Liu Xianhe's attention.

Dragon Country is the birthplace of martial arts, although Taekwondo instructors here in Korea believe that Taekwondo is Korea's national art. They not only deny that Taekwondo originated from the martial arts of Dragon Country but also shamelessly fabricate the nonsensical theory that Dragon Country's martial arts originated from Korean Taekwondo.

At least Liu Junhao himself also thinks this way; inside Korea, he hardly encountered any peers who could challenge him, believing that at his age he was already among the best of the best.

After arriving in Dragon Country, he hadn't met many young martial artists of strong caliber, which gradually made him believe even more that Dragon Country's martial arts were just for show, thinking it far inferior to Korean Taekwondo... otherwise, why would so many people from Dragon Country come to their Taekwondo dojang to learn Taekwondo instead of studying martial arts?

Of course, not everyone in the Ryu Family is such a fool, at least the authority of the family, Ryu Jung-min, one of the well-known masters in Korea and Liu Xianhe's father, didn't think so.

When he realized that such a thought had developed among the Ryu Family, he immediately sensed a crisis. Thus, he led the Ryu Family to Dragon Country and opened this Taekwondo dojang. It was both to promote Taekwondo and to let the Ryu Family truly understand the fearsome nature of Dragon Country's martial arts...

As the deputy head of the dojang, Liu Xianhe originally shared the same view as Liu Junhao, but by chance, Liu Xianhe encountered a Level 5 Expert. They fought a match, ending in a draw, and even became friends who struck a friendship through fighting.

It was from this friend that Liu Xianhe learned his friend, whom he regarded as quite formidable, was actually only considered third-rate in the Martial World, and many young experts from martial arts clans were far stronger than him...

Liu Xianhe was originally skeptical. However, a year ago, this friend took him to watch a match, and since then Liu Xianhe never dared to underestimate Dragon Country's martial arts again, nor did he dare underestimate the young experts of Dragon Country... for the expert he saw a year ago, nearly unsurpassable for him, was a young man in his twenties.

Now, Qin Fang, who is only about twenty years old, had unclear strength, but Liu Xianhe faintly felt he was comparable to himself... Moreover, coming from a grand sect, he definitely was not a simple character, which made Liu Xianhe pay even more attention.

"Father, he... he broke Mr. Xian Jun's leg!"

Liu Junhao, watching from the side, felt something was off and couldn't help but speak up.

Against Qin Fang, Liu Junhao didn't have the courage to take action again. Although the move looked like a sneak attack, Liu Junhao was very aware that if an ordinary person tried to sneak attack him in such a way, he would have been knocked down with a punch before the foot could even be raised.

But Qin Fang had managed to strike first after acting later, proving Qin Fang was much stronger. And the Taekwondo instructor whose leg was broken served as a very good proof of this.

He couldn't, but that didn't mean his father couldn't... Originally, Liu Xianhe had gone out to meet friends and Liu Junhao didn't know when he would return, so he reluctantly let Qin Fang leave.

But unexpectedly, his father returned at this time, and he immediately felt like his support had returned, once again hoping his father would severely punish this oblivious young man.

However, the situation seemed to be developing differently from what he expected!

Thus, in order to seek revenge, Liu Junhao couldn't help but speak up, revealing what had just happened, hoping to anger his father into thoroughly beating Qin Fang.

The beaten Taekwondo instructor was actually a distant relative of the Ryu Family, usually just Liu Junhao's lackey, and he treated him like a direct disciple, of course, he couldn't let his own people be at a disadvantage.

As Liu Xianhe's son, Liu Junhao was naturally very aware of what kind of person Liu Xianhe was — extremely protective. Back in Korea, when a student from their dojang was ganged up on by students from another dojang, he led his men there and not only beat up all the students involved but also put the instructors in the hospital.

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