Return to the City: The Strongest King

Xu Hao and Shen Ning were indeed luckier than Song Xiaodong. These experiences were forced out of them by strong fighters like Song Xiaodong and Su Zhentian through life-and-death battles.

This kind of experience simply couldn’t be gained from regular sparring sessions.

Xu Hao and Shen Ning had also gone through countless life-and-death trials, but what they lacked were opportunities to spar with true masters. Just like Song Xiaodong, who, in the past, had considered himself a top fighter, rarely defeated by anyone.

However, it wasn’t until he really came into contact with those major families that Song Xiaodong realized that there were always taller mountains and stronger people in the world. There were still many strong individuals; Su Zhentian was merely the strongest in the Su Family. Could it be that those families stronger than the Su Family and Sun Family might have even stronger members?

Expanding the scope even further, this was just within China. Could there be even stronger fighters abroad?

The answer was obviously affirmative, because the upcoming battle alone was enough to prove the opponent’s strength. Song Xiaodong suddenly thought of a question: why had the opponent suggested they fight two years later instead of immediately?

Perhaps they simply thought that he wasn’t currently worthy to fight them, so they decided to wait two years. This was the pride of a strong fighter: if you’re not worthy of fighting me, I won’t fight you.

Realizing this motivated Song Xiaodong immensely. Half of the two years had already passed, and he had improved so much by now. He didn’t believe that in another two years, he wouldn’t be worthy of challenging his opponent.

"Bro, why are you suddenly so excited?" Feng Kexin leaned over and asked with a smile.

Song Xiaodong smiled slightly and said, "I’ve just realized something, so I’m very happy."

"Then let us in on it," Feng Kexin said with a wink.

Song Xiaodong chuckled and said, "I’ve found a new goal and motivation: to never let these two guys surpass me."