Campus Love Story Meets Reality

In fact, aside from the start of the semester, Liu Chang'an had not gotten into a fight at school in quite a while.

He had merely beaten up a student union officer from one of the departments. In An Nuan's eyes, that was nothing—there were plenty of murders on university campuses, so what did a little brawling count for?

Precisely because of that, once the new semester began, the number of men paying attention to An Nuan surged. Many of them were even itching to make an actual move and pursue her.

What drew even more attention to Liu Chang'an was the rumor that he had wrecked Junsha's top martial arts gym in his senior year of high school. Some people simply did not believe it, while some local Junsha students insisted it was true.

It did spark heated discussion in the school's karate and taekwondo circles, and the Muay Thai Club had even declared that they wanted to spar with Liu Chang'an.

Xiangtan University's Muay Thai Club had a long history of preparation. As early as the beginning of the twenty-first century, students had gathered to exchange techniques and learn together. But when they applied to establish a Muay Thai Club, the Student Association had rejected it on the grounds that Muay Thai was too dangerous and too damaging, not a healthy sport suitable for university students to develop and study.

That view persisted for a long time. It was only in recent years, with the rise of the fitness craze, that Muay Thai came to be more widely recognized and accepted as an excellent calorie-burning exercise. Xiangtan University Muay Thai Club was finally approved.

But university students were young, after all, and their blood inevitably carried a strong competitive streak. Seeing the taekwondo and karate clubs thriving in