Supreme Warrior in the City

Listening to these three people chat, Su Yang gained a simple understanding of several individuals on the list.

Before long, Fatty’s message came through, and he had thoroughly investigated the individuals on the list.

At the forefront was Lü Donglin, a man who had once created splendid triumphs in the Capital City and was feared by many in the city’s rakish circles to this day.

However, when Su Yang saw Lü Donglin’s background, he was stunned. Lü Donglin’s background was simply described with the words "details unknown," which greatly puzzled Su Yang.

Lü Donglin must be no simple figure to have achieved such things in the Capital City, where even those rakes ultimately swallowed their grievances and dared not provoke him. Logically, it should be very easy to investigate his background, so why were the details unknown?

The task Su Yang had entrusted to Fatty was surely carried out with all his might; he must have checked with many people regarding this matter. Yet, the result was still unclear. In other words, with his current capabilities, Su Yang could not investigate Lü Donglin’s background, which shows just how profound Lü Donglin’s background really was.

It seemed justifiable for Fatty to place him at the top; this person truly was no ordinary man.

Second on the list was not Ge Kaiyang, but someone named Wu Feizhi. His background was rather complex, emerging from a regular family. In his childhood, he underwent a major disaster; his parents were bullied by local bullies. His father was beaten to death while resisting, and his young and beautiful mother was violated by those bullies. At just eight years old, Wu Feizhi was forced to the ground and helplessly watched as his mother was abused and ultimately died before his eyes.

Later, he was buried alive by those bullies, but fortunately, a blind passerby saved him. The blind man, who had some minor skills and possessed a partially yellowed secret manual, roamed the world with this book, bringing Wu Feizhi along in the pugilistic world for five years, acquainting him with the warmth and coldness of human relations, and the melancholy of the world. At the age of thirteen, during a snowy night, the blind man froze to death, passing on the secret manual to him. Afterwards, Wu Feizhi, wielding the manual, traveled the pugilistic world for two years, located a tomb recorded in the manual, and then disappeared for three years. When he reappeared, he was eighteen.