Ye Fan truly hadn't paid attention to this before, he knew that in ancient times, because injuries and deaths could occur during martial arts competitions, the participants would sign a life-and-death agreement before the competition to clarify their responsibilities. Now, Zhou Dingtian had drawn up a martial arts competition agreement, which was essentially no different from the ancient life-and-death agreements.
But unexpectedly, Jiang Yue, who had little experience in the world, actually knew that the life-and-death agreement had no legal effectiveness. Ye Fan was somewhat surprised since he didn't know much about this.
Jiang Yue saw Ye Fan looking at him in surprise, scratched his head a bit embarrassedly, and whispered, "Actually, I wasn't clear about it before either, because someone challenged my father. At that time, they signed a life-and-death agreement too. My father was very cautious and sought legal consultation from a lawyer."
