How To Fight Chapter 181: Release Date, Preview & Where to Read

How To Fight Chapter 180 was filled with adrenaline-fueled fights between Ji Yeonwoo and Sun Xhen, as well as Han Wangukk and Wi Pyeong-Oh. Pyeong-Oh’s plan to rile and weaken Wangukk goes wrong when his words have the opposite effect on Wangukk, and he becomes even stronger and begins to fight back with more vigor. Fans are anxious to see what the next chapter of this manhwa will hold for them with the appearance of a new character.

How To Fight is a popular webcomic created by the author of the extremely well-known Lookism webcomic on Webtoon. The story is filled with action, drama and takes a deep dive into the world of boxing and martial arts. The protagonist of the manhwa is an average young boy named Hobin. There is nothing special about Hobin, an average student struggling financially with a sick mother who continues working herself to the bone.

How To Fight Chapter 181 — How To Fight [Credits: Naver]

Struggling to pay rent, utility, and medical bills, Hobin’s only wish is to make a lot of money. In a world where you need money and stunning looks, Hobin is an average nobody with neither of them. Working part-time jobs to make ends meet, Hobin’s luck shines when he is presented with an opportunity to earn lots of money, but there is a catch to this method – Hobin will have to learn how to fight. Will Hobin be able to stay alive in this ruthless world?

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How To Fight: Chapter 180 Recap

Previously in How To Fight, Ji Yeonwoo and Sun Xhen’s fight comes to an end with Sun Xhen’s crushing defeat. We learn that Sun Xhen had simply been pretending as if he didn’t feel any pain to appear stronger before his peers. On the other hand, Han Wangukk and Wi Pyeong-Oh’s fight continues. Pyeong-oh determines that Wangukk doesn’t have a lot of stamina left and tries to rile him up by mentioning Yeorumi in an inappropriate way.

Pyeong-oh’s tactic has a completely opposite effect on Han Wangukk, who becomes more agile and strong and begins attacking Pyeong-oh with his newfound vigor. Wangukk’s high speed leaves no room for him to counter-attack, and he is unable to find any openings either. Suddenly, Pyeong-oh relaxes his body and drops his guard entirely. Pyeong-oh has a flashback about the time he was caught thieving and was saved by a martial arts teacher.

Pyeong-oh’s life is changed after meeting the teacher, and he asks the master to teach him martial arts so he can protect himself. The master teaches Pyeong-oh the art of Hapki, which lies in self-defense. Pyeong-oh applies his teaching of Hapki, called Hapkido, and begins countering Wangukk’s attacks easily. Pyeong-oh lands an attack on Wangukk when he is least expecting it. Pyeong-oh delivers a kick on Wangukk’s forehead and ends up blinding him.

Wangukk is not easily deterred by the loss of sight, and when Pyeong-oh approaches him, he lands a blow on Pyeong-oh’s throat. Wangukk manages to use his ability to sense and fight Pyeong-oh, ultimately defeating him when Yeonwoo stops Wangukk’s fist. Yeonwoo receives his friend’s call, who is on the way when Sun Xhen appears and tells them that he has called for backup. Suddenly, a black car appears, and a man steps out of the car.