OBS Chapter 113 Two Kings of Sharp Tongues
Chapter 113 Two Kings of Sharp Tongues
Regarding Gu Zheng's family background, his master briefly mentioned that although he was an only child and wealthy, his parents were very busy and unable to spend much time with him.
No matter how much you pamper someone, at most you can give them whatever they want materially, but you can't give them enough attention.
This led to his eccentric and irritable personality; he was often inexplicably jealous and wanted others to focus all their attention on him.
He's just a silly kid with emotional deficiencies. What he asks for is simple: I'm the most important person in your heart, or at least someone who carries a lot of weight.
Lin Xi thought that maybe it would be good if her second senior brother could find a girlfriend, someone who would always put him first, someone who would accompany him and care for him every day.
Later, it did happen, but it went completely astray and almost drove the teacher crazy...
No one was home, so Gu Zheng drove Lin Xi directly to the shop. He had never tried Lin's Spicy Hot Pot before, and he got out of the car as soon as he smelled the aroma.
"It smells so good, you little brat. You're not being fair to me, you've never treated me to any."
"You can eat whatever you want today!"
As noon approached, everyone was busy at work, and Lin Xi took Gu Zheng to the kitchen to cook a special meal for him.
The Lin family members were pleasantly surprised to see Gu Zheng, but they didn't have time to chat. After exchanging a few pleasantries, they went about their own business.
When Xu Erhu and his son saw the young girl bring a rich young man, they greeted him reservedly and then hurriedly went outside to do their work.
Wow, look at that air about him, he's no ordinary person. His watch is diamond-studded, and there's a little figure on the car parked outside. I heard it's worth over a million.
The shop manager is called Second Brother Pig?
Bravo!
Gu Zheng, tall and imposing, was curled up on a small stool, eating with great relish, not even having time to wipe the oil stains off his beloved sneakers.
Lin Xi watched him eat with relish, a warm smile on her face. Although she called him "senior brother," he was actually much older than her.
In her eyes, he was just a silly younger brother who needed to be coaxed.
Just then, a man lifted the curtain and asked, "Is that car yours? It's illegally parked at the intersection, do you know that?"
This person was Wu Zheng. He was busy summarizing the case this morning and didn't have time to come over.
I rushed over to see Xu Erhu and his son as soon as I had some free time.
He and Yan Feng grew up together, and basically all of Yan Feng's friends are also his friends.
"Brother Wu Zheng? That's my senior brother's car, we'll move it in a bit."
Gu Zheng frowned. "Where did this brother come from? Didn't I tell you not to make up brothers randomly?"
Lin Xi sighed inwardly, nodding like a chick pecking at rice, "Okay, okay, I called you the wrong name, it's Officer Wu."
Wu Zheng is not Yan Feng; if these two foul-mouthed kings were to clash, she would be driven crazy by their noise.
Gu Zheng glanced at Wu Zheng, slowly picked up a tissue, elegantly wiped his mouth, and then casually said, "If you break the rules, you'll get a ticket."
Seeing his provocation, Wu Zheng coldly rebuked, "What kind of attitude is that?"
Lin Xi tugged at Gu Zheng, "Second Senior Brother, let's go, let's go, let's move and come back to eat."
Gu Zheng sat motionless on the small stool. "I won't move. Let him punish me however he wants."
Wu Zheng: I'm not a traffic cop, or I'll fine you to death!
Lin Xi knew that Gu Zheng was being uncooperative because she had called him "Brother Wu Zheng" at the beginning, which was entirely her fault.
He quickly coaxed, "Our car is expensive. If it's left there, it might get scratched. You might not care, but I do. Come on, let's find a safe place to park."
Upon hearing this, Gu Zheng reluctantly got up and deliberately bumped into Wu Zheng as he walked out, saying, "Hehe, I lost my balance, sorry."
After saying that, he left gracefully.
Wu Zheng was furious. Where did this spoiled brat come from?!
When the two returned after moving the car, Wu Zheng was also sitting on a small stool eating spicy hot pot, right across from Gu Zheng.
Lin Xi sat in the middle, watching the two constantly exchanging glances, as if there were knives in their eyes that could fly out and stab each other to death.
"Little Xi, could you get me some vinegar?"
Lin Xi was about to get up when Gu Zheng grabbed her and pressed her down, "Don't you have hands? Can't you take it yourself?"
"Junior sister, get some candy for your senior brother."
Wu Zheng retorted verbatim, "Don't you have hands? Can't you take it yourself?"
"Heh, we have the same master. They say a teacher for a day is a father for life. I'm also her senior brother, so it's not an exaggeration to call me her own brother. What's wrong with asking your own sister for help?"
"On the contrary, who are you?"
Wu Zheng was known for his sharp tongue, and he was even more ruthless when he encountered someone he disliked. He sneered and said, "How childish! I really don't know how you were accepted as a disciple by her master."
"He has no composure, acting like a jealous woman; he has no spirit, walking unsteadily like a sickly man."
These words not only directly mocked Gu Zheng for not being a man, but also served as revenge for being hit earlier.
When Gu Zheng saw that he had resorted to personal attacks, he stood up abruptly, his face full of anger.
“I’m a respectable man, but you’re not. A policeman like you is as sharp-tongued and mean as a gossip, insulting the people with your words. How did someone like you become a policeman?”
Wu Zheng got angry when he heard this. He said he would say anything, but he couldn't accept any insult to his profession.
Teng stood up abruptly, his eyes blazing with fury. "I'm a tough guy who fought my way through a hail of bullets. While I was battling those thugs, you were probably still playing in the mud somewhere!"
"Heh, just because you have a gun makes you a tough guy? When I had a gun, you were wetting your pants!"
……
The two of them went back and forth, neither willing to give in.
Lin Xi was caught in the middle and no amount of persuasion could work; she could only watch helplessly as the fighting drew ever closer.
"Alright, let's see who's the real man!"
"Alright, stop dawdling, let's start now!"
Just when she thought the two were about to fight.
"See you at the shooting range in the suburbs! Anyone who doesn't show up is a coward!"
Alright, let's go have a marksmanship contest.
The two stormed off, leaving Xu Erhu puzzled. What happened?
Lin Xi: This all started with a question about Brother Wu Zheng...
The result of the match was unexpected; Gu Zheng and Wu Zheng were evenly matched.
Wu Zheng was unwilling to accept that he couldn't even compare to a pretty boy.
Next, they competed in archery, horseback riding, skiing, and more...
Needless to say, these are all things Gu Zheng excels at.
When I was little, I had no one to play with, so I spent all my free time playing these kinds of games.
Wu Zheng was a child from a poor family. He only started handling guns and getting involved in various training when he joined the army.
Gu Zheng comes from a well-off family, and his parents are always willing to grant his every wish. Whatever his son wants to learn, they hire the best private tutors to teach him.
Shooting range, racecourse, ski resort... those are nothing more than his backyard.
I've been playing since I was little, and over the years, I've developed some skills.
Therefore, the result is obvious: they are evenly matched.
Wu Zheng was not convinced and kept challenging others to fights in the days that followed, including Sanda, boxing, and Taekwondo, until he finally got his revenge.
Gu Zheng was not to be outdone, and he turned the tables with football, basketball, and racing.
……
The two challenged each other countless times, but in the end, only they themselves knew who the real man was.
Outsiders would never know...