Huayu: King of Kung Fu

Chapter 34 Going to someone else's territory to cause trouble

Brad Allen is no nobody.

He was a foreign member of Jackie Chan's stunt team and later served as the martial arts choreographer for Hollywood blockbusters such as "Kingsman" and "Wonder Woman".

However, Lin Hu didn't know much about this person. He just felt that as a foreigner, he must have some skills to become a member of Jackie Chan's stunt team.

Lin Hu was very satisfied that Katie had found this person to play the villain. He smiled, shook hands with him, and greeted him in English.

Lin Hu's English level was originally so-so, but recently he has been helping Gao Yuanyuan review, which has triggered his memories of his past life. He quickly mastered all the English knowledge he learned in college in his previous life and can now communicate fluently with foreigners.

Allen spoke to him in Chinese, saying, "I heard you're better than all the martial arts masters in Hong Kong?"

Lin Hu was speechless for a moment, then said, "Who said that?"

"Many people say that when you're filming, you can climb high and low as if it were flat ground, without using wires."

Lin Hu secretly thought to himself, "Looks like I've gone too far with my bragging this time."

He originally just wanted things to go more smoothly during filming, since filming in Hong Kong is too expensive, and cutting off a day of filming would save a lot of money.

But those high-difficulty moves, which are often executed in one take, are bound to attract attention.

Not only Cheung Yiu-yeung, but also the extras and stuntmen in the crew were amazed. When they went back and talked about it, it quickly spread throughout the industry.

After all, Hong Kong is only so big, and there are only so many people working in the industry, so it's hard not to know about it.

Allen said, "I want to have a match with you!"

"Compare what?"

"Let's fight."

"I'm good at routines, not real combat."

Lin Hu didn't want to fight; he was there to film a movie, not to brawl.

Allen said, "It's probably not feasible to not compete."

Why?

"You are from the mainland, yet you come to Hong Kong to make movies and recruit people everywhere. In Chinese terms, this is called 'a dragon crossing the river'."

"You're showing off like this, even saying that the local martial arts masters are no match for you. They're very unconvinced and all want to challenge you. If you won't compete with me, you'll have to compete with them."

Lin Hu thought to himself, "Damn it! When did I ever say that the local martial arts masters are not as good as me?"

However, he also knew that rumors always tend to become more and more outrageous, so whether he said those words or not was actually not important.

The essence of rumors lies in their ability to cater to certain psychological states; once you succeed, people will actually believe them.

Even if you refute the rumors and tell him they are false, he will become angry and embarrassed.

Because you shattered his perception and made him realize that he was an idiot, which is unacceptable.

Lin Hu, a mainland Chinese, came to Hong Kong to make a movie and became quite the sensation, especially after having a conflict with some of the extras. It's no wonder that when they went back and spread the word, it became something else entirely.

Due to various reasons such as political stance and regional affiliation, many people not only believed it to be true, but also shared a common hatred towards the enemy.

After all, action movies are the hallmark of Hong Kong films and the livelihood of these stuntmen.

Now someone is telling them that a film crew from the mainland actually came to Hong Kong to show off.

Isn't this like going to someone's own territory and causing trouble?

I can't stand it!

It just so happens that Lin Hu is recruiting martial arts instructors, so it's only natural to let Allen, this foreigner, test Lin Hu's abilities first.

Lin Hu understood the situation. Although he felt those martial arts masters were making a mountain out of a molehill, having nothing better to do, he had no other choice and said, "Then let's have the competition!"

Allen was very happy to hear that Lin Hu had agreed to a match with him.

He himself was an outsider, so he didn't have the same mentality as those martial arts masters.

He was just a little excited because he had been practicing martial arts since he was a child and now he could compete with a guy who was supposedly very powerful.

The filming location was originally an underground boxing gym, which was perfect for the competition.

Hearing that the two were going to have a one-on-one fight, all the extras and staff present made way for them.

The two began warming up, and soon a large group of people walked in.

Lin Hu looked around and saw several familiar faces: Huo Xing, Lu Huiguang... Good heavens, the Jackie Chan Stunt Team is here.

It turns out that after Golden Harvest's film studio was taken back by the Hong Kong government, film crews had no choice but to come to Clearwater Bay to shoot movies.

Chen Long is currently filming his new movie "Glass Bottle", and the filming location is right next door.

Before long, more and more people gathered to watch the spectacle, and the small film set was filled with hundreds of people.

When making a movie, you might only be able to shoot a few scenes a day; most of the time is spent on preparation and adjustments.

The crew was incredibly bored, and when they heard someone was having a one-on-one fight, they all came to watch the spectacle.

Lin Hu saw many familiar faces, such as Shu Qi, the female lead in "Glass Bottle," who was dressed quite scantily and looked very sexy.

People gathered together and whispered among themselves.

Shu Qi asked curiously, "Brother Guang, who do you think will win between them?"

Lu Huiguang said, "That foreigner Allen is very capable. I have high hopes for Allen."

Mars retorted, "Seriously? If Chinese people were fighting foreigners, would you really want the foreigners to win?"

Lu Huiguang immediately felt a little uncomfortable, and retorted stubbornly, "Allen is one of our own brothers!"

As they talked, the two finished warming up. Allen adopted a boxing stance and began to probe with butterfly steps.

Lin Hu stood with his feet apart, knees slightly bent, in a starting stance with his fist raised.

Lu Huiguang was taken aback and said, "This handsome young man practices Muay Thai? Hey, Western boxing versus Muay Thai, interesting."

As he spoke, Allen stepped forward and threw a straight punch at Lin Hu's face.

Lin Hu dodged to the side, then kicked back with his left foot in a scorpion tail motion, striking Allen in the neck with a "smack".

Caught off guard, Allen fell to the ground with a "thud".

The outcome can be decided in a second!

Everyone in the room was stunned; there was complete silence, so quiet you could hear a pin drop.

"Clap clap clap clap!"

Wang Baoqiang applauded enthusiastically. Lin Hu had used this scorpion tail move when he was testing it out with him before.

Wang Baoqiang never dreamed that this move could actually be used in actual combat.

In fact, moves like Lin Hu's can only be seen in movies, requiring two actors to work together very skillfully to achieve that effect.

But Lin Hu was an overpowered individual; his speed and strength far surpassed those of ordinary people. Caught off guard, Allen was knocked out by a single kick.

For martial arts practitioners, injuries are commonplace, and being knocked unconscious is also a frequent occurrence. Soon, members of the Jackie Chan Stunt Team came out, helped Allen to the side, and woke him up.

Allen opened his eyes, feeling dizzy, and asked in a muffled voice, "What happened?"

Good heavens, Lin Hu's kick left him dizzy and disoriented, still not fully awake.

Lu Huiguang had just told Shu Qi that Allen would win, but unexpectedly, this foreigner fell down in a second.

Feeling embarrassed for losing face in front of the beautiful woman, he tried to salvage the situation by saying, "That loser attacked me from behind; Allen didn't have time to react."

Lin Hu's senses were superior to ordinary people, and his ears were extremely sharp. He frowned and shouted at Lu Huiguang, "I was fighting him one-on-one, how did you manage to sneak attack me?"

Lu Huiguang never expected Lin Hu to publicly expose his words, and he lost even more face.

Desperate to save face, he said, "I'll compete with you!"

Lo Wai-kwong is a Muay Thai expert who has won the Hong Kong Muay Thai Championship for seven consecutive years. When he was about to make his move, the martial arts masters in Hong Kong cheered.

Someone said, "With Ah Guang being so formidable, Ah Can is definitely no match for him."

"That's right, Brother Guang kicked him to pieces!"

"Brother Guang, teach this bastard a lesson!"

Immediately, public sentiment was agitated.

This is different from a one-on-one fight with Allen, who is a foreigner.

Although Lin Hu was just a nobody in their eyes, he was still Chinese.

Now that it's Lu Huiguang and Lin Hu fighting one-on-one, the emotions have shifted.

In their eyes, Lin Hu had become Ah Can, so naturally they hoped that Lu Huiguang could defeat this damned Ah Can.

The group was shouting with great enthusiasm, which made Lin Hu's team feel very uncomfortable.

They came with the best expectations for Hong Kong, but they never expected to be discriminated against like this.

In an instant, the filter I had worn for Hong Kong for over a decade shattered into a million pieces.

Lu Huiguang was tall and strong, and he jumped around a few times on the field to loosen up his muscles.

Gao Yuanyuan couldn't help but worry about Lin Hu. She stared at him with her beautiful eyes, hoping that nothing bad would happen to him.

Lin Hu calmly glanced at Lu Huiguang and said, "I heard you once broke Zhao Wenzhuo's leg bone?"

Lu Huiguang was taken aback and said, "Huh?"

"It's nothing, let's begin!"

This is a news article that Lin Hu saw online before, about Lu Huiguang and Lin Guobin appearing on a variety show in Taiwan.

The two recounted an incident where they were filming with Vincent Zhao, and Zhao kicked Lo Wai-kwong, which resulted in Zhao breaking his own foot.

He laughed heartily when he talked about it, very proud of himself!

Game start!

Lu Huiguang didn't have any fancy tricks. After probing a bit, he seized the opportunity and unleashed a powerful, sweeping kick with a strong gust of wind.

Lin Hu neither dodged nor avoided, but instead kicked forward to meet the attack head-on.

His bone density was unusual; although it wasn't as hard as refined iron, it was also incomparable to Lu Huiguang's.

"Snapped!"

His two legs collided, and Lu Huiguang groaned before falling to the ground.

He clutched his calf, his face contorted in pain; his leg bone was broken!

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