Of course, Li Fei could tell that among the four big bullies at Boduo College, it was Huo Jing who had the best martial arts skills. He had become the leader entirely through his own strength, not like the others who relied on money and power to rise to the top.
After beating Chen Jinnan, Huo Jing was in a very good mood and suggested, "Brother Li, do you have time today? If so, would you join me for lunch?"
"Of course, no problem." Li Fei quite admired people like Huo Jing, so he readily agreed.
After all, among the four big bullies, Huo Jing was the best fighter and had the least bad press, a stark contrast to the others. But when external threats came to the school, he could always stand up in time, making him someone worth befriending.
He was low-profile when necessary, yet bold and just when the situation demanded—truly a man of chivalry!
