Liu Dayou definitely couldn't handle so many opponents.
Even one-on-one, Liu Dayou would undoubtedly be at a disadvantage.
But some things, as a man, as a son,
you have to do, knowing well that you shouldn't.
No matter if his parents were distressed about their daughter,
or inherently felt submissive in front of others.
Liu Dayou had to vent his anger; how he would speak to his parents behind closed doors was another matter.
Chen Xiao kept watching Liu Dayou wield a wooden stick with an overwhelming momentum.
As if holding a divine tool against the universe, he struck the Wu Family like a god of war, unbeatable and invincible, making them scatter everywhere.
However, momentum is something that ebbs with each wave.
Liu Dayou's fierce actions caused no actual harm.
Soon, his brother-in-law picked up a wooden stick, planning to strike the back of Liu Dayou's head when he wasn't looking.
If that strike had landed solidly, it could have killed Liu Dayou.
