Aspiring to the Immortal Path Chapter 148: Duel (1)

Translated by: Hypersheep325
Edited by: Michyrr

As the punch hit Tang Jie in the face, Yang Yuhao immediately knew that he had made a mistake.

Shit!

He hadn't appeared today by coincidence. This was the result of several days of discussion between everyone.

He had come out to provoke Tang Jie.

Tang Jie would either have to endure all of the ridicule, or else strike back and lose points. After a few rounds of this, Tang Jie would be running off with his tail between his legs.

But to his surprise, Tang Jie had been completely unmoved, and he had even easily managed to provoke Yang Yuhao into irrationally striking first.

The monitor students certainly didn't care. As far as they were concerned, the one who struck would lose points.

In a rush of air, a monitor student charged over, shouting, "In the academy, it is not allowed…"

Before he could finish, he saw Tang Jie kick Yang Yuhao in the belly.

It was a savage kick that sent Yang Yuhao flying into a furnace. Boom! Sparks landed on Yang Yuhao's body and immediately set his clothes on fire. Yang Yuhao howled in pain and hastily tore off his clothes, but a large swath of his body had already been burned.

The injuries could be healed by a teacher, but the humiliation was eternal. Moreover, he had stripped off all his clothes, making him look like a naked pig. He furiously roared, "Monitor, he hit me! He hit me!"

The spectating students were flabbergasted, and even the monitor looked in a daze at Tang Jie. Tang Jie slowly replied, "The disciple rules allow anyone who did not strike first to defend themselves until a monitor arrives and calls the fighting to stop, but the defender cannot injure the attacker."

He looked at the monitor.

The monitor realized that Tang Jie had struck before he could call them to stop.

But a moment later, he realized something and pointed at Yang Yuhao. "But you injured him!"

"I did not injure him. I kicked him away to protect myself, and he crashed into a furnace and got burned all on his own," Tang Jie answered.

Who was more familiar with the disciple rules th

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