The mini arena has been set up, with the Taekwondo Club on one side and the Elective Class on the other. Both sides shout incessantly, cheering for their students as if they're guaranteed to win.
The Taekwondo Club voluntarily steps out a person to act as the referee this time, saying, "Both sides prepare to start."
After saying prepare to start, the trainees on both sides bow to each other. It's a basic procedure of the match and a symbol of etiquette. Since it's a Taekwondo competition, they also need to follow its rules.
"Both sides prepare to start."
True sparring doesn't take feelings into account; in the competition between each other, both sides must go all out, showing their real skills. Both sides understand this well.
On the surface, Yu Lishan appears to have no ulterior motives; everything he does seems impulsive, but that's not the case in reality.
Everything he does is carefully thought through, maybe not perfectly planned, but definitely insidious.
