When Taekwondo coach Su Niannian saw Lu Jingchen for the first time, he kicked his Maybach rearview mirror away.
Who asked him to park his car randomly and talk back? One rearview mirror is enough to buy her two cars? Then let him see what "a foot for a foot is" means.
Lu Jingchen, the president of Wanning Group, has a net worth of tens of billions at the age of 26 and has never failed at the negotiation table. As a result, in a parking lot, he was kicked out of the rearview mirror by a woman with a ponytail and an energy bar. She also gave him a kick to the side - the soft tissue of his calf was bruised, and the doctor recommended rest.
Call the police? Lose money? No. He personally brought the physical examination report and electronic scale to collect debts, with only one request: Su Niannian be his personal Taekwondo coach for three months, and train him from zero basics to yellow and green belt. Otherwise, the rearview mirror, medical expenses, and mental damages will be fully compensated.
Su Niannian thought he was cheating. Lu Jingchen admitted: "Having trouble is a means, making you responsible is the purpose."
So, an upright coach who had been struggling in the gym since childhood, and a cold-faced CEO who was accustomed to using contracts and acquisitions to solve everything, started "one-on-one private lessons" every night. On the training ground, she is an excellent instructor, pressing ligaments, practicing leg techniques, and doing actual combat. No matter whether you are the CEO or a student, if you don't do it right, you have to start over. Off the training ground, he was her "creditor" - appearing in front of her for all kinds of weird reasons, with new tricks every time: electronic scales, physical examination reports, marathon registration forms, gymnasium funding transfer records left by her father during his lifetime...
A fight that started with a "violent beating", from the parking lot to the Taekwondo gym, from the ring
