The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

At this moment, Mr. Yamamoto's body shuddered in fear. Never in his lifetime has he ever been this frightened. He has never met someone this powerful, which had far surpassed his capabilities and knowledge. 7

What kind of master could possibly have such destructive power, to completely destroy a martial arts master and turn him into trash with a gentle punch? 6

The problem now was not only the fact that he had destroyed a man with a single punch. He was still dissatisfied and wanted to carve out the humiliating words onto the loser's forehead. 6

After thinking about what's happening, Kazuki Yamamoto immediately begged, "Mister, my skills are not up to your standards. To be completely destroyed is my own doing. Please, I beg you, could you at leas leave me with a little bit of dignity? Please don't carve those humiliating words on my forehead. Please!" s

Nanako, who was by Mr. Yamamoto's side, was also in tears as she bowed lowly and with a broken voice, began begging, "Mister, could you please spare my master, seeing he's already of an old age?" 5 Charlie looked at Nanako and asked. "Based on what you know about him, do you think he would spare me if I had been the one to lose?" 6

Nanako was baffled because she knew that her master would not have

by the master's attitude, he wouldn't have given Charlie a chance to beg for forgiveness. After thinking

thinking about

she understood the strained relationship between the Oskians and

had still gone ahead and provoked him and even made a bet with him.

cried out. "Mister, my master is already very old. He was supposed to retire too but because of me, he came back into the limelight. He has already lost his ability to move and would live the rest of his life in pain and suffering. He has suffered enough. Please, seeing that you're of higher authority and status, please have mercy on him. Please forgive him." 1 Charlie glanced at

choked as he spoke. It seemed like the master had really angered this young Oskian man to his breaking point. He wouldn't forgive