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Guan Xiaozhe did not back down. He took off his police uniform, his motive being to tell others that he was not performing official duties at the moment, but was simply acting purely as a person.

Two men who seem out of place among the police have their own set of rules for doing things.

"Liu Zhongze, right? My name is Guan Xiaozhe. I'm proficient in grappling, counter-grappling, and Sanda (Chinese kickboxing)." Guan Xiaozhe said, folding up both sleeves.

Seeing this, Liu Zhongze also spoke up: "Yes, my name is Liu Zhongze. My moves are Shaolin Kung Fu, which I learned from a worldly martial monk."

Guan Xiaozhe and Zhang Feichi had strange expressions, but they didn't take it too seriously. After all, there was no spiritual energy in this world, so there wouldn't be any drama of cultivators fighting against ancient martial arts masters.

"Let's get started."

Guan Xiaozhe was very fast, and every punch he threw was rhythmic and powerful, indicating that he must have practiced a lot.

Liu Zhongze stretched out his palm to block. He did not choose to meet Guan Xiaozhe's fist head-on. His strength was far inferior to his physique in the 80s. The reason he could overpower the bald man and the strong man was entirely because these two had not systematically learned any martial arts styles.

Although the burly man looked like a boxer, his punches were slow and his fists weren't as hard as a real boxer's. He was probably a fitness enthusiast who had practiced boxing a little and then called himself a boxer.

As for that bald guy, he was probably just talking casually on the street, but Chen Siyu took it seriously and mistakenly thought he had recruited two experts for him.

With a flick of his wrist, even though Liu Zhongze had deflected Guan Xiaozhe's punch, he could still feel the pain in his palm—a pain he hadn't experienced when fighting the bald, burly man. This indirectly demonstrated Guan Xiaozhe's extraordinary strength.

For the first time, Liu Zhongze fully assumed his stance, his feet firmly planted on the ground, his right hand outstretched as if to attack, while his left hand clenched into a fist, guarding his front.

Guan Xiaozhe observed this, but he didn't understand anything about Shaolin monks. In this era, the words Shaolin and monks are hard to ignore and make people think of new ways for swindlers to cheat people out of money.

With his fists moving in sync with his light footwork, Guan Xiaozhe threw a punch at Liu Zhongze's face. After Liu Zhongze blocked it with his right hand, he tried to attack Liu Zhongze's abdomen with his elbow, but Liu Zhongze landed a punch on his ribs with his left fist.

Guan Xiaozhe winced in pain, but he also struck Liu Zhongze's left hand with his other hand. Both of them suffered a loss, and neither of them gained an advantage.

Liu Yifan took a deep breath, gave Wang Tao a look, and then the two of them walked towards Liu Zhongze and Guan Xiaozhe at the same time.

"Stop fighting, or things will get heated."

Guan Xiaozhe and his group were different from Chen Siyu and his group. Chen Siyu had already provoked them directly, so they might as well fight back.

However, Zhang Feichi and Guan Xiaozhe are police officers. If they develop a grudge, they will have to live in fear when walking at night in the future.

The two men's ideas were not wrong; they were the thoughts of ordinary people. However, from this perspective, Zhang Feichi and Guan Xiaozhe underestimated them.

They only show their fierce side when facing heinous criminals; otherwise, they joke around and don't take jokes to heart.

Some actions that might be considered assaults on other police officers were just jokes when they happened to these two.

"You're really skilled. I was wondering if you could break free if Xiaozhe grabbed you, and then your colleague came to your rescue."

Zhang Feichi walked to the middle of the group and whispered to Liu Zhongze, "I see you're pretty good at deflecting force. Could you teach us? We'll pay you tuition."

Guan Xiaozhe nodded and said, "Are you alright after that? If you hadn't hit my ribs and made my arm weak, I wouldn't have hit so hard."

In the 80s, Liu Zhongze rarely saw such approachable police officers. He chose to spar with them because he saw a side of them that was not typical of the police.

"I'm fine. It's easy to learn how to deflect force, but you need to learn to memorize the acupoints on the human body first. Strike the acupoints and you can cause a temporary paralysis effect on the body."

Liu Zhongze did not hide anything. When he was learning kung fu from the monks, they told him to first memorize the acupoints on the human body and then strike those points that could cause numbness.

This not only gives you the upper hand in friendly sparring, but also provides an effective strike in real combat.

"So troublesome?" Zhang Feichi immediately lost interest and planned to call Guan Xiaozhe into the police car.

Guan Xiaozhe thought about it and decided he still wanted to learn, so he asked Liu Zhongze to demonstrate or draw a diagram of acupoints on the human body.

Liu Zhongze scratched his head and said, "I remember they're all online, right?"

He pointed to his wrist joint, ribs, and above his knee, and then continued, "I usually like to hit these spots. If you have enough speed and power, you can keep dissipating your opponent's strength and easily take them down."

Zhang Feichi was skeptical, and said to Liu Zhongze, "Why don't you try it on me?"

Just as he was about to reach out, he saw Liu Zhongze's hand land on his wrist first, immediately causing a localized numbness that made it difficult for him to even clench his fist.

"Wow... Dude, that was a really ruthless move!"

Liu Zhongze asked, "Shall I demonstrate the ribs and knees to you as well?"

Zhang Feichi waved his hands repeatedly, pretending to be nonchalant, and said, "No need, let Xiaozhe and I practice these moves when we get back, then we'll talk about it."

After a brief exchange of glances, the two bid farewell to Liu Zhongze and the others, and drove away in their police car.

"Xiaozhe, are there really any Shaolin monks these days? It feels like anything about Shaolin monks, except in novels, is pretty unrealistic..."

Guan Xiaozhe sighed and said, "I didn't believe it before, but after a brief exchange with Liu Zhongze today, I felt that his fighting style was different from others. If we can really follow his method, we will have a chance to take down knife-wielding thugs or gun-stealing criminals."

Zhang Feichi looked ahead and slowly pressed the accelerator: "Then let's go back and practice. That move just now was indeed effective, but it's not easy to reach Liu Zhongze's level."

While the two were questioning the authenticity of the Shaolin monks, Liu Zhongze was already surrounded by people. Even the new staff members were deeply impressed by Liu Zhongze's outspokenness.

Wang Xiaoming patted Liu Zhongze on the shoulder and said, "Good lad, you've been hiding such strong martial arts skills. Were you just kidding me last time?"

"No, last time it was just..."

Liu Zhongze wanted to explain that he had only been training again for two days, but when he thought that explaining it would only complicate a simple matter, he simply kept quiet.

Wang Tao and Liu Yifan both breathed a sigh of relief. Liu Yifan said, "I was really afraid you two would start a fight, which would basically end our filming in Jiujiang."

Wang Tao added, "Yeah, who would spar with the police? That's just asking for trouble. It's best to stop when the fight is over."