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Qin Fang was pondering whether he had a way to get involved in this profession, or perhaps directly join the ranks of boxers in the Black Fist Alliance.

This had no relation to his identity as an assassin and wouldn't cause any conflict either.

What's more, Qin Fang could even use metamorphosis to transform himself into another person, making it even harder for anyone to link the seemingly distinct careers of Black Fist boxer and assassin to one individual.

Back when Qin Fang became a registered assassin under the Assassin's Alliance, it happened entirely by coincidence—something he hadn't even anticipated himself.

However, becoming a Black Fist boxer was a deliberate move Qin Fang wanted to take. He just didn't yet know the exact pathways to make it happen. After all, compared to the Assassin's Alliance, the entry requirements for the Black Fist Alliance were much stricter.

"Training fighters? That's an interesting idea..."

Although Kong Er misunderstood Qin Fang's intention, Qin Fang still gave a nod of approval to his idea, even though he felt it was vaguely unrealistic.

"But it's really hard to find good fighters, and for them to grow, the process is immensely challenging. It requires ruthless training and high-stakes elimination—only under such conditions can the strongest fighters be forged!"

Even though Qin Fang had never been directly involved in the Black Fist profession, he still understood the principles behind the Black Fist Alliance—relying on an absolutely brutal elimination system to select the most elite and powerful fighters.

This was entirely different from the Assassin's Alliance's points system, although there were certain parallels. After all, true power was often forged atop a pile of death.

Not your own death, of course—rather, the death of opponents, targets...

Training fighters was akin to Qu Yuanrui's horse breeding—except substituting horses with people. Money was one aspect, but even more critical was the need for highly specialized personnel to train these fighters.

Black Fist boxers were nothing like ordinary boxers; traditional boxers aim to knock out their opponents, but Black Fist boxers aim to kill their opponents.

Don't be fooled by those seemingly intimidating boxing champions, especially the heavyweight and super heavyweight champions who command global fame.

In a Black Fist fight, even a random lightweight Black Fist boxer could easily take their life...

This is no joke—it's the stark difference between the two kinds of fighters.

Something akin to the contrast between Dragon Country's Sanda fighters and the United States' boxing champions; often, skilled Sanda fighters could knock out boxing champions almost instantly—it's the same logic!

"I've already thought about this, which is why I'm planning to hire a Black Fist expert as a coach. I don't believe I can't train my own Black Fist fighters…"

Kong Er had clearly given this matter some thought, likely inspired by conversations with friends, and he seemed to have some vague plans in mind.

"Honestly? I don't entirely agree with you!"

But Qin Fang shook his head, making it evident that he didn't approve.

"Hong Kong Island's legal system is quite robust. It's fine to train fighters, but the necessary mortality rates involved in developing Black Fist fighters would inevitably cause trouble for you. It's better not to pursue this…"

Seeing Kong Er's confused expression, Qin Fang briefly explained.

The Black Fist Alliance was a major force in the underground world, which operated on an entirely separate layer from the surface world.

The underground world was extremely hidden, embedded within human society while maintaining significant independence.

In the underground world, concepts such as justice, fairness, and rules didn't matter—only the strength of power and the size of fists prevailed.

In the underground world, death was the norm; the absence of it was abnormal. However, in the surface world, unnecessary deaths were promptly investigated by the police...

Even though the Kong Family, one of the Top Ten Wealthy Families of Hong Kong, wielded tremendous influence over Hong Kong Island, they were still constrained by the robust legal system. Even family members would face prosecution and imprisonment if they committed crimes.

For instance, a recent bribery case had caused quite a stir. A wealthy individual from one of the Top Ten Wealthy Families of Hong Kong was taken by the Anti-corruption Agency for investigation, narrowly escaping imprisonment. Although they were released in the end, their company's stock price plummeted significantly afterward.

In this regard, Dragon Country's inland regions might be far inferior.

This was why Qin Fang's concerns weren't entirely unwarranted, serving as a useful reminder to Kong Er. Even though the Kong Family's influence in Hong Kong Island was immense, caution was still advised.

"That… really is a problem!"

Kong Er nodded thoughtfully. Although he'd merely been entertaining the idea, Qin Fang's reminder immediately clarified things for him.

"No wonder those guys don't do this in Hong Kong Island—they always go to Vietnam or Cambodia for it… Turns out it's because of this!"

Kong Er's notion had evidently been spurred by others engaging in similar activities. Now, he had reconsidered due to Qin Fang's critique.

"Second Brother, it's not entirely impossible, though… I do know a few highly skilled experts. If you want to nurture your own fighters, I wouldn't mind introducing them to you!"

Earlier, Qin Fang had repeatedly criticized Kong Er's idea, highlighting all kinds of complexities. But suddenly, his tone shifted, as he started promoting a solution.

Qin Fang indeed knew several experts. For instance, he had Iron Claw Divine Eagle Song Qingshan, Monk Wukong from the Shaolin Inner Temple, and the Tang Sect's Beauty Tang Xin...

Each of these individuals was top-tier, grandmaster-level experts, absolutely formidable!

And Qin Fang himself was by no means inferior—apart from Monk Wukong, who he couldn't confidently defeat, Qin Fang was unshaken by Tang Xin and Song Qingshan.

The recent fight between the African Lion and the Nordic Giant may have been fierce and bloody, but their actual combat capabilities were roughly on par with He Zongguan's two lackeys, about Level 5 Peak, still far from grandmaster-level!

Such fighters might rely on desperation and their trump cards to unleash powerful strength, potentially capable of battling weaker grandmaster-level experts.

But against the masters surrounding Qin Fang, they were simply fodder!

Battles wouldn't last long—many would end within a minute, with such fighters being killed effortlessly.

Of course, Qin Fang didn't truly intend to recommend these individuals to Kong Er. Even if they were willing and available, convincing them to act wasn't guaranteed. Furthermore, Qin Fang's real goal was to promote himself...

"Really?"

Kong Er's previously gloomy face instantly lit up, as if hope had been restored.

"Brother, tell me, what are these experts you know like? How do they compare to today's Nordic Giant?"

As expected, Kong Er grew excited upon hearing Qin Fang's suggestion, pulling him close and enthusiastically asking about these experts—clearly intrigued by the idea.

"Compare? The gap is quite significant..."

Qin Fang paused with a wry smile. Honestly, Kong Er's comparison was frustrating—he was using fighters not even at the grandmaster-level as a benchmark.

"Hmm, that's true. Fighters like the Nordic Giant are indeed rare. Well then, how about comparing them to the two fighters currently battling?"

To Qin Fang's distress, Kong Er then suggested another comparison that questioned the caliber of the suggested experts.

"Stop! Stop! Stop! Second Brother, you misunderstood me... The master I'd introduce, if pitted against the Nordic Giant, could likely take him down in three to five moves!"

Qin Fang hurriedly clarified, keen to end Kong Er's string of underwhelming comparisons.

"Wha… what?"

Kong Er, aware that Qin Fang could offer capable experts, still found himself shocked by the extent of their prowess.

His goal wasn't to train fighters for bloody duels, though he wouldn't object to hiring strong fighters either.

Mostly, Kong Er wanted fighters to compete with friends or rivals in wagers, akin to the matches currently happening on the boxing ring—mostly fueled by rivalries between wealthy businessmen. These boxers were either sourced or trained by their benefactors.

With Qin Fang recommending experts, Kong Er felt deeply grateful, and he didn't demand excessively high standards. Fighters on par with those currently battling onstage would suffice for his purposes... Thus, he hadn't been disappointed initially.

But Qin Fang's assertion—introducing a top-tier expert capable of dispatching the Nordic Giant in three to five moves—was a game-changer.

The Nordic Giant was already considered an elite Black Fist boxer, officially endorsed by the arena, clearly in a level above those currently competing.

However, the expert Qin Fang mentioned could eliminate the Nordic Giant in just a few moves. Such proficiency was exhilarating for Kong Er even to imagine. (To be continued. If you enjoy this work, feel free to visit Qidian (qidian.com) to cast your recommendation votes and monthly votes. Your support is my greatest motivation.)

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