Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1723 Pain. It really hurts.
When Han Li threw Guard A to the side, it did cause the other two guards to be momentarily flustered.

However, these two guards were experienced, and their primary goal was always to complete the mission.

Moreover, these people all trained together in the garrison, and each of them has experienced this kind of slamming and throwing strike countless times. They have many more powerful strikes in their training programs.

Therefore, the two guards not only believed that their comrade would not lose his fighting ability as a result, but would also retaliate quickly, so they made the right decision in an instant.

The two guards darted to the sides, dodging their companion who was being tackled.
Guard B used a sidestep, forcefully pushing off the ground with his left leg to avoid being tackled by his companion. Immediately afterwards, he slightly turned his body and swung his right leg out with a fast, accurate, and powerful side kick.

Guard C used a circling step technique. He used his right foot as a pivot, and when he took a small step to the side and back with his left foot, he combined the power of his waist to make his body rotate in a circle. Then he raised his right leg high and smashed it down with the force of splitting Mount Hua.

Guards B and C, one on the left and one on the right, one in front and one behind, kicked Han Li from two different directions as he was still tackling their companion.

Although Han Li was grappling with Guard A, he kept an eye on the other two guards.

When Han Li saw that the two guards didn't care whether their companion was injured or not, but instead wanted to take the opportunity to capture him, his heart jumped into his throat.

Han Li's original plan was for one of the two guards to reach out and catch his companion, at which point he could take the opportunity to strike quickly and fiercely, temporarily incapacitating the other person.

Not only is things not going as planned, but he is currently in the process of falling, stuck in a limbo, unable to put any force on his feet, which has caused him to lose 90% of his ability to dodge.

In a flash of thought, Han Li had already fallen to the ground with Guard A in his arms, and the attacks from the other two guards were about to begin.

Whether it was Guard B's side kick or Guard C's powerful chop, either kick could temporarily incapacitate Han Li, or even eliminate him from the game.

In this situation, Han Li had no time to regret, nor time to think about the reasons. He seized the moment when Guard A was knocked unconscious upon landing.

Han Li shouted, forcefully twisting his body with his waist and arms to block the guard he was holding from the side kick aimed at him.
Immediately afterwards, he pulled his hands back and pushed Guard A's body forward, using the recoil and his legs to perform a lazy roll, rolling himself to the side.

As he rolled, Han Li locked onto Guard C's other leg that was standing on the ground, intending to roll over and use a few of his Bear-like Ground-Lying Fists to eliminate him.

At the very least, he could give Guard C a good kick to knock him down, buying himself time to get back on his feet.

Han Li's plan was good, but the two guards attacked quickly. Just as he rolled around once, two sounds of leather shoes hitting bodies were heard.

One sound was the sound of the side kick hitting the guard A who was being tackled in the stomach, and the other sound was the sound of the kick hitting Han Li in the back. At the same time, there were two muffled groans.

If it weren't for the other guards providing commentary, Yun Jingjing would have run over when Han Li was hit.

The kick from Guard C caused Han Li's blood to surge and his face to turn pale. However, he did not dare to stop. He braced himself with his hands, twisted his legs, and kicked the opponent continuously from bottom to top.

Even though Guard C always prioritized completing the mission, he had to take two steps back in the face of this groin kick while lying on the ground to avoid a disastrous situation. Han Li also took the opportunity to roll over and stand up, but he immediately used his speed to escape the encirclement of the three men.

Only then did Han Li dare to breathe a slight sigh of relief, and at the same time, he felt the current situation of the kick that had hit his back.

It hurt, it really hurt so much that Han Li's lips twitched involuntarily several times.

The pain Han Li endured when he trained his resilience by hitting himself with a stick and banging his head against trees pales in comparison to this kick.

At this moment, the three guards, A, B, and C, surrounded him again. Han Li had no time to complain and could only focus on fighting.

However, the kick from Guard C just now ignited Han Li's anger. Ever since he became an apprentice and started learning boxing, apart from being beaten by his master with sticks and whips, he had never experienced such treatment.

When I fought against the Big Uncle and the Second Shrike in Hebei Province, I didn't feel much pain. I also didn't get injured when I wrestled with the Brown Bear and the Wild Boar King in Heilongjiang Province.

Having suffered such excruciating pain for the first time, Han Li completely abandoned his original plan to proceed cautiously. He would not be able to overcome the hurdle in his heart if he could not win this battle.

Moreover, Han Li had figured it out. Since Director Su had made him expend his energy and get injured, he didn't need to pay attention to any moves or routines. He could just fight head-on in this sparring match.

Han Li really didn't believe it. With his body getting stronger every day and his boxing practice never stopping, as long as he could protect his vital points from being knocked out, he couldn't possibly lose to three guards.

Even if I really can't win, these three ordinary people's peak boxing skills will make me remember this pain, and in the future, it will make me determined to pick up the resilience training that I have abandoned for a long time.

After figuring it out, Han Li adopted the monkey-like footwork, which is best suited for chaotic fighting and outnumbered battles, and used his hands in a bear-like stance to protect his vital organs such as his chest, lungs, and chin.

He grinned at the three guards who surrounded him, and with a burst of speed, he sprang to the side of Guard C on his right.

During the journey, Han Li casually threw out his left fist. When Guard Bing instinctively blocked it, Han Li grabbed the guard's right hand with his left hand, slightly lowered his right shoulder, thrust his right elbow forward, slightly bent his legs, and then exerted force, delivering a move called "Bear Rubbing Against a Tree" to the guard.

After being trained by several masters, Guard C has a certain understanding of many boxing techniques, and being in his peak physical condition, his reaction speed is also very fast.

Therefore, the moment Han Li grabbed his right hand, Guard C could almost guess what move Han Li was going to use. This move is found in many styles of boxing, and although the names are different, the techniques for generating force and striking are similar.

This move is called "Bear Rubbing Against a Tree" in Xingyiquan, "Tiger Climbing a Mountain" in Bajiquan, "Wild Horse Galloping" in Taijiquan, and "Tongbeiquan" in Tongbeiquan.
When faced with Han Li's attack, Guard C blocked with his right hand, using his waist and right leg to try to deflect Han Li's attack while using his right hand to block and cushion the blow.

However, this time, Guard C underestimated Han Li's speed and strength after he got angry. Although he dodged the frontal attack, his left shoulder was hit squarely by Han Li's right elbow.

Just as Han Li landed a hit and was about to unleash a combo, the attacks from Guards A and B arrived right beside him.

If it were before, Han Li would have avoided their sharp edge and then looked for an opportunity to defeat them one by one. But now, his anger was rising straight to the top of his head.
(End of this chapter)