His appearance on stage was sudden, and the end even more so. Excluding the initial twenty seconds of feeling each other out, the actual fight lasted less than ten seconds. During the match, Han Lie maintained a remarkably stable burst rhythm, showing no signs of fatigue. After the fight, however, his breath grew short, and sweat poured from him instantly. But it was worth it; the feeling of victory in the boxing ring was just too exhilarating.
Every man's genes might contain a primal instinct. Modern society no longer allows us to tear enemies apart with weapons, so various competitive sports with intense opposition were invented to release our combative nature. Previously, Han Lie wasn't particularly fond of watching boxing, mixed martial arts (MMA), or similar competitions—he didn't find them exciting. Only after stepping into the ring himself did he finally understand what kind of joy this was. It was indeed barbaric, but also genuinely thrilling.
