America: A Prodigy of Stereotypes

"What do you mean by that?" Li Qun quickly adjusted his breathing.

“I was robbed by them…” Reed replied, panting.

"..."

[Beep! The stereotype of the "Aurora Kung Fu Kid" has been acquired.]

Li Qun's expression froze.

Oh my god, the attribute panel has something new!

However, now is not the time to explore new things in the stereotype attribute panel; he needs to deal with Reid Hansen in front of him.

“I have a feeling that if I teach you kung fu, you’ll cause me endless trouble, do you understand, Reed?” Li Qun said seriously to Little Black Reed.

"Don't worry, Xi Fu. I will never reveal your name if I cause trouble in the future. I swear to God."

Li Qun grabbed the finger that Reid had extended as he swore an oath and pulled it back.

"What does kung fu mean to you?" Li Qun looked into Reid's eyes.

Red sensed that "Master Leon" was seriously discussing this issue with him.

"It represents an attitude towards life."

"I've learned kung fu, so I won't bully others, but I won't let others bully me."

"I will use kung fu to uphold justice and protect dignity."

"I want to learn kung fu, and I also want to learn the ethics of kung fu."

"The power of kung fu lies in a person's heart, spirit, and soul, not simply in muscle strength and physical coordination."

"You're quite the talker." Li Qun saw sincerity in Reid's eyes.

Chapter 7 Dad, I want to learn kung fu!

"I'm going home now, and you're going home too. We'll schedule another time."

"I want to make it clear to you again that I really don't know kung fu. Those few moves just now were all improvisations and don't count."

"Kung Fu is more advanced than you think..."

"Even……"

"Even……"

“Strong!” Reid added a word for Li Qun, his eyes gleaming.

"I'm free on Saturday, west Fu, do you have time?"

"Saturday? Sure."

Li Qun took off his backpack, pulled out his notebook, tore off a page, and wrote down the address of the Yellow Crane Tower Chinese Restaurant, asking Reid to come to Chinatown to find him on Saturday.

Reid was overjoyed to receive the address.

He believed he had already gained the initial approval of "Master Lyon," and the appointment was to begin a more in-depth test.

"My car is here."

Li Qun waved goodbye to Reid and boarded the bus expressionlessly.

Reed smiled and waved goodbye.

"..."

As the bus drove away, the smile on Reed's face gradually disappeared.

He had wanted to tell "Master Leon" that they would meet at school tomorrow, but Reed thought that he was at the bottom of the social hierarchy at school, and if "Master Leon" got close to him, others would think that "Master Leon" was also at the bottom and would be bullied.

……

"Let me see what's going on here?"

Back at his uncle's house, Liqun opened his stereotype panel in his bedroom:

Character: Liu Liqun

Age: 16 years old

Willpower: 31

Learning ability: 31

Thinking ability: 31

Athletic ability: 31

Physical condition: 31

Vitality: 31

Assignable attribute points (102)

Stereotype wearing: None

A stereotype has been established: [Aurora Kung Fu Kid]

With all six individual values ​​maxed out, Liqun silently thanked all the teachers.

Although I hate being called on in class, I get stereotype points from the twenty-odd classmates every time I answer a question correctly. Now they're overflowing, and there seems to be no more room to add points on my attribute panel.

"Wearing..."

"Would you like to consume 100 points?"

"confirm……"

Character: Liu Liqun [Aurora Kung Fu Kid]

Willpower: 31 (Limit Break) 0

Athletic Ability: 31 (Boundary Breakthrough) 0

"What do you mean?"

With only two points left in the stereotype score, Liqun added them to the athletic ability score.

Athletic Ability: 31 (Boundary Breakthrough) 2

"We can add more points now."

"Does this mean that my current athletic ability has surpassed that of humans?"

Li Qun was eager to try it out and wanted to test his physical fitness.

Li Qun left the bedroom, went up to the third floor, and then up to the rooftop.

The rooftop is spacious and decorated like a small garden. Sometimes they even have barbecues on the rooftop at night.

Li Qun was allowed to go up to the rooftop by his uncle.

Because he wasn't allowed to go to school before.

The uncle and aunt were afraid that their nephew, who was in a wheelchair, might do something foolish on the rooftop.

There are three pairs of long, vertical metal poles on the rooftop. My aunt tied three lines to the poles to hang clothes to dry.

Li Qun walked over and pinched the clothesline with his fingers; the line was a very strong fishing line.

He stretched out his arms and used his hands to hold the line on both sides, supporting himself on the fishing line.

After balancing twice, Liqun bounced and turned in mid-air, landing on the clothesline.

His body naturally found its balance on the sturdy fishing line, preventing him from slipping off.

Liqun decided to try something more challenging.

He lay down on the clothesline and fell asleep on it.

It lasted only five seconds before Liqun fell off the clothesline.

This result has already satisfied Liqun.

He began to look forward to getting more "stereotypes" to wear on the panel.

"I should probably find a mentor too."

As he spoke, Li Qun walked down the stairs from the rooftop to the restaurant on the first floor and headed outside.

"Liqun, don't go too far, dinner will be ready soon," his aunt reminded him.

"I understand, Auntie!"

I jogged all the way to my father's pawnshop.

Old Man Chen has the face of an elderly Uncle Long, so Li Qun assumed that the other party must know kung fu. Isn't this also a kind of stereotype?

When we arrived at the location, we pushed open the door and found my father eating in the pawnshop.

Seeing Li Qun come in, Chen Laodie gestured for him to do as he pleased, and continued eating while watching the old-fashioned CRT television.

"Dad, I want to learn kung fu."

"Cough, cough, cough cough cough!!"

The old man looked at Li Qun in surprise, picked up a teacup from the counter, and took two big gulps.

"Ahem, what did you just say?"

“Dad, I said I want to learn kung fu,” Li Qun repeated.

"Want to learn kung fu? Ha." The old man laughed.

"Good thing."

Dad continued eating with his head down, but he ate his lunchbox much faster.

After finishing his meal in a few bites, the old man wiped his mouth, stood up, and walked out from behind the counter.

"Come here." The old man beckoned to Liqun, who obediently went over.