Chapter 103: Dominance, Suppressing the Village Bully
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Yuxin’s father looked at Li Chao, his heart heavy with mixed emotions. He felt proud that his future son-in-law was so capable in a fight, yet worried that things might escalate beyond control. However, Li Chao clearly had his own plan, his smile carrying an unshakable determination.
“Xiao Chao, the fight’s done and tempers are cooled. How about we head back now?” Yuxin’s father tried to persuade him again, but Li Chao just gently shook his head.
“This matter is far from over,” Li Chao said with a depth that suggested he was considering a longer strategy.
He picked up his phone and called Zhou Shaofeng. As the Shen family’s real estate expert, Zhou had rich resources and experience in demolition and construction.
When Li Chao requested demolition personnel, Zhou Shaofeng agreed immediately and asked if Li Chao planned to build another villa somewhere.
Li Chao smiled and replied, “This time, just demolition—over in Qingbei County.”
Though surprised that Li Chao wasn’t acting in Kaiyuan County, Zhou quickly promised to connect him with a big brother in real estate over in Qingbei.
After hanging up, Li Chao’s gaze grew even firmer. He looked toward the Huang family’s house, already plotting.
Since Huang Lao Wu refused to demolish it himself, Li Chao would “play the good guy” and help tear it down.
When Li Chao’s call came through, whether to Yuxin’s family mansion or Huang Lao Wu’s home, it seemed to cast an invisible chill over the place, stirring unease among the people.
Could this young man really be serious about taking things this far?
After minutes of silence, the phone rang again, displaying an unknown number. Hesitating briefly, Li Chao answered.
The voice on the other end belonged to the Qingbei County real estate magnate Zhou Shaofeng had mentioned—polite and cautious. After a brief inquiry about the address and situation, the call ended swiftly, leaving everyone deep in thought.
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Time passed slowly. About half an hour later, the distant rumble of engines grew louder, drawing near.
Villagers gathered in front of the Huang residence quickly dispersed, clearing a path.
A Mercedes led a modest van to a steady stop at the gate. The doors slammed open, and a group filed out, brandishing steel pipes and long knives, their steps radiating undeniable authority.
The leader, a man in his thirties bearing a striking resemblance to the Huang brothers, needed no introduction—his status was self-evident.
His arrival was like a shot of adrenaline to the previously timid Huang family members. The fear on their faces instantly transformed into excitement as if they had found a pillar of support.
They cried out with mixed sorrow and joy, as if all their grievances and anxieties found release in this moment.
Especially Huang Lao Wu, who collapsed onto the ground, pounding his chest and wailing heart-wrenchingly:
“Fourth Brother! You’ve finally come back!”
His voice brimmed with endless sorrow and hope.
“They not only brutalized people but threatened to tear down our home—lawless beyond reason!”
His words, clearly the villain’s false complaint, aimed to twist the situation.
Faced with this sudden show of force, Yuxin’s father and Donglai exchanged glances, their faces draining pale.
For most ordinary people, such a scene was shocking and terrifying.
Yet amidst the tense atmosphere, Li Chao remained remarkably calm, as if holding everything under control.
The Huang family’s Fourth Brother’s eyes lingered momentarily on his brothers writhing in pain on the ground, then shifted to his helpless father seated nearby. His gaze sharpened deeply.
He turned to Li Chao, voice laced with provocation:
“You’re bold, kid!”
His words expressed deep resentment and anger.
“You even dare lay hands on my Huang family? You must be out of your mind!”
Li Chao smiled faintly, shaking his head:
“Who says only you can bully others without resistance? As for you, just a mere driver—why act so high and mighty? Do you really think you can control everything with one hand?”
Li Chao’s words struck Huang Lao Si’s sore spot, his face darkening instantly.
His expression shifted sharply, eyes flashing deadly intent as he roared:
“Brothers! Attack! Kill this reckless fool!”
After his father’s call the previous day, he had quickly gathered his usual cronies from the county—brothers in wine and meat—ready for action now.
The summoned thugs, seeing their few numbers, sneered and surged forward wielding their weapons fiercely.
Before Yuxin’s father and Donglai could react, Li Chao sprang up like a leopard, charging at the oncoming crowd.
Thuds echoed as Li Chao’s agile figure weaved through them.
In a blur, several fell to the ground from precise punches, wailing in pain—the brutality left everyone breathless.
The remaining thugs, though frightened, gritted their teeth and charged again.
But Li Chao’s nimble footwork and combined fists and kicks struck with lightning speed and power, leaving no room to evade.
None even got close before being defeated one by one, collapsing bruised and battered, some with broken bones, groaning in agony.
This was a one-sided massacre. Li Chao single-handedly shattered the gang, showcasing extraordinary skill and strength.
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From afar, Huang Lao Si watched, his face as pale as paper, eyes filled with disbelief.
This guy—could he really fight like this?
Before he could react, Li Chao ghosted forward, delivering a heavy kick to his abdomen that sent him flying.
He crashed heavily onto the ground, spewing blood—a harrowing sight.
Everyone present was stunned.
Initially, when Huang Lao Si arrived with his fierce entourage, everyone secretly worried for the Yuxin family, fearing the worst.
Yet within mere minutes, the situation reversed entirely.
The usually domineering Huang brothers and their men were all defeated by Li Chao alone, lying on the ground in pain.
Yuxin’s father and Donglai exchanged incredulous looks.
They never imagined the seemingly quiet Li Chao harbored such astonishing strength.
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