Chu Hao battled Han Zongxin.
This was extremely sensational, as Chu Hao had previously fought with Feng Haizhong. Both Feng Haizhong and Han Zongxin were either disciples of Tu Honglie or followers of his disciples, while Chu Hao was a disciple of Zhang Tianhua.
The grievances between Tu and Zhang were no secret within the Spirit Spring Sect.
This battle, would it be another victory for the Zhang Faction, or a comeback for the Tu Faction? Logically speaking, everyone naturally tended toward Han Zongxin's victory. It was obvious, one was a Warrior, and the other was only from the Martial Sect; even a fool would know where to place their bets.
But here was the problem—Chu Hao was no fool. He daringly challenged Han Zongxin, knowing full well that Han was a Warrior. This couldn't possibly be a move aiming for self-humiliation.
Did Chu Hao possess some sort of winning secret?
