Taekwondo Tournament: My Daughter's Traditional Martial Arts Knock Out the Japanese Girl

A children's taekwondo tournament is being held at Sunflower Kindergarten! A four-year-old girl insists on taking part. Bingbing, who came to cover the event, can only try her best to talk her out of it.

"Little girl, you need to know taekwondo to enter the tournament. Do you know it?" "No, but I know kung fu!"

"Uh, little girl, do you know what kung fu is?"

"I do! Dad says kung fu is for killing enemies, not putting on a show!" the little girl says earnestly, with a perfectly serious expression.

When students from South Korea and Japan taunt her, the little girl knocks one of them down with a single palm strike, leaving them in tears. Then someone recognizes that the move she used really is Bagua Palm, a traditional Chinese martial art!

Tai chi, Xingyi, Baji, Bagua, Wing Chun... She can casually pull out all kinds of kung fu techniques. And that's not all: she can walk on water with lightness skills, use the Mighty Vajra Palm, and perform One-Finger Zen...

Kung fu is fierce! No, she's the fierce one!!!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.