Hu Yijian approached me step by step, his mouth filled with curses, "You little brat, I've disliked you for a long time. Today, I'm going to beat you up, or else I can't swallow this anger!"

Yesterday, I punched him, which didn't make him yield, and he had been wanting to pick a fight with me. Now he finally found an excuse.

"Come, let's settle this over there!" Hu Yijian looked around and thought the rocky beach near the bonfire was inconvenient for a fight due to the large and small rocks scattered everywhere. He pointed to the sandy beach in the distance.

"Settle it over there?" I sneered, swiftly delivering a kick to his stomach, knocking him to the ground with a series of miserable groans.

I stood there, looking down at him, "You're just a fool! I don't need to choose a place to deal with you. With your quality, I could handle you with one hand tied behind my back!"

Hu Yijian lay on the ground, taking several deep breaths before recovering, but he continued to curse, "You despicable scoundrel, dare to attack me by surprise! I won't let it go!"

Furious, he tried to rush towards me as he got up.

I had been waiting for him. As he struggled to stand, I aimed a direct kick at his chest.

This guy was almost kicked flying; he fell heavily into the sandy ground. This time, he was in too much pain to even cry out.

I walked over, ready to give him a few more hits, but unexpectedly, Qianyi threw herself onto this bald guy, looking at me with teary eyes, pleading, "Brother Xiongwei, I beg you, don't fight anymore, okay?"

My mood instantly turned very bad. I opened my mouth but didn't know what to say. To make matters worse, at this moment, Xu Xiaorong ran over from the seaside, angrily shouting at me, "What's going on? Zheng, you're hitting people again!"

This statement left me even more speechless. Hu Yijian was indeed a scoundrel, not caring about his face at all. What angered me more was Qianyi, who pretended not to know the whole story and remained silent.

"Fine, I can see that none of you likes me. Let's go our separate ways. You three can stick together, and Su Jie and I will go our own way," I said. Uttering these words brought a sense of relief, but it also came with a twinge of guilt.