As Zheng Jun recalled the battle, he felt that his ability to defeat Han Hu so cleanly and decisively was indeed partly due to luck.
It was obvious from Han Hu's performance that he hadn't engaged in life-and-death combat for a long time. Once the fight moved to close quarters, he completely lost his composure. However, if they fought again tomorrow, Han Hu might just correct this flaw.
Aside from that, Han Hu's rash decision to discard his staff and rely solely on his Fist Technique was another reason for his defeat. It was far too reckless. That was no longer a strategy of trading a life for a life. It was trading a life for a mere injury. His strike, at best, would have caused Zheng Jun to cough up a couple of mouthfuls of blood and suffer minor injuries, but Han Hu himself would have absolutely been killed with a single Slash. He had fought with the desperation of a sore loser, gambling that Zheng Jun wouldn't dare to kill him.
