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Chapter 176 shows that Yu Wei's development is less than 10%.
You really know how to do that?
Many people came specifically to watch Yu Weilu's program, including a large number of fans who genuinely watch Yu Weilu's shows.

They haven't forgotten about kung fu movies yet. According to Yu Wei, Wei Yu's action scenes in this movie were very exciting, and everyone is still wondering about it.

In their eyes, Yu Wei should not know kung fu. This has nothing to do with talent. Even if someone is exceptionally talented, it is impossible for them to suddenly become self-taught.

But now that I see it, it seems I can't be so sure. Yu Wei's movements are very standard, not like something someone with no experience could do.

It's certainly not as mystical as depicted in the movies, but he probably has some basic knowledge, or is currently learning...

I came in and saw you practicing your martial arts stance with palm strikes, and you still say you don't know kung fu?

This was exactly the effect Yu Wei wanted. Kung Fu requires years of practice, and it would be inappropriate to show it off rashly.

So he decided to take it slow, gradually showing that he had some basic skills and slowly raising the audience's awareness.

It's only natural for him to act when everyone feels that he actually has some skills; it's a process of building trust.

Reality isn't a fictional story, and netizens aren't just there to spam "666" (a Chinese internet slang term for "awesome"). If someone were to jump straight into a kung fu movie without any build-up, and the performance was good, everyone would probably assume it was a stunt double...

Let me show you a little something first, so everyone has a certain expectation before I go on.

Of course, he can't really act now. He only knows the techniques. His physical fitness is still his own. With his small frame, he has to be out of breath before he can finish a set.

He needs to practice first, and once the audience has a certain level of understanding, then acting in this play will be a natural progression.

"Keep going, let's go."

Fu Xiang didn't think that much about it. In his eyes, Yu Wei's movements just now were very skillful. This meant that he either had talent or a solid foundation.

When it came to the next move, Yu Wei couldn't do it. He could only watch others imitate him and then, obviously a beat behind, he made a knee-raising block.

Seeing how quickly he learned it, everyone quickly realized that Yu Wei probably hadn't learned it before and was just naturally talented.

Yu Wei actually has a talent for martial arts? Who would believe it...?

Although he couldn't keep up with the main group, Yu Wei's movements were incredibly standard. He lifted his left leg, his knee higher than his waist, his calf tucked in, and his foot slender and taut, making his one-legged stance very stable.

This move is quite difficult. Ordinary people tend to sway left and right when doing the Golden Rooster Stands on One Leg. For someone like Yu Wei to stand tall and stable, skill and practice are both indispensable.

This move makes them stand out even more, because they truly do stand out.

Fu Xiang watched in amazement. To be able to perform the movements so perfectly on the first try, this kid definitely has something special. He had been teaching physical education for over ten years and had never seen anyone do this well on their first try.

Some martial arts moves only look good when performed by young people. Even if older people perform them perfectly, they don't have that spirited feeling.

In contrast, Yu Wei's posture was upright, head straight, neck straight, chin slightly tucked in, and eyes piercing. He looked so handsome that he felt like he was seeing his younger self.

Fu Xiang watched with increasing emotion, unaware that Yu Wei was already nearing his limit. He did have a certain amount of skill reserves, but that didn't mean he wasn't tired...

Nima always stands on one leg, who can stand that?
Other students could secretly put their legs down to rest when they got tired of their poses, but Yu Wei couldn't.

The PE teacher was circling around him, and with so many onlookers watching him, and even two photographers nearby, how could he possibly slack off?

Shouldn't we move on to the next step? Speak up!
Just before Yu Wei was about to give up, Fu Xiang finally gave the order to keep going. Yu Wei finally had a chance to rest and wink at Qi Luoan.

It's been so long since I've done a wink... way too long...

Qi Luoan was taken aback, and even had the mood to wink. It seemed that the teacher's training was not harsh enough. Continue the torture.

Well, actually she wanted to take a second look. Yu Wei's movements were so graceful and pleasing to the eye. It was the first time she had seen Yu Wei like this, and she couldn't help but feel a little excited.

Next came a combination move: stepping forward, striking with one foot, turning around and flashing the palm. Yu Wei was still half a beat slower, but the movement was very crisp and clean, swift and clear, even accompanied by the sound of wind cutting through the air.

In martial arts practice, a series of continuous movements is a more comprehensive test of a practitioner's skill level than a single static posture.

While a single stance can demonstrate momentary stability and standardized form, true martial arts skill lies in the smooth transitions between movements and precise control of the body.

Yu Wei's combo moves immediately caught everyone's attention, even the PE teacher was full of praise, saying he really had something special.

In contrast, most of the other students stumbled and were clumsy, or weak and powerless, or unsteady on their feet; in short, very few of them were presentable.

Their gazes towards Yu Wei carried a hint of resentment. "Coming to school to bully weaker opponents, huh? This makes us feel really awkward..."

The autumn wind blew by, carrying a slight chill, but it couldn't dispel the faint warmth rising on Qi Luo'an's cheeks.

Handsome, really handsome. She rarely used the word "handsome" to describe people because good looks are all the same. Even with Yu Wei, she would at most compliment his hands.

But his moves were truly incredibly cool, making Qi Luo'an feel a surge of excitement. A mix of admiration, secret joy, and excitement quickly overwhelmed her like a tidal wave.

She really made the right choice coming today; she hasn't even reached 10% of Yu Wei's potential yet...

It has to be martial arts. Even if you don't understand the video at all, you can still see the coolness that overflows from the screen at a glance.

Others' thoughts were basically the same as Qi Luo'an's, except that they didn't go as far as ambiguous. They weren't so handsome as to be earth-shattering, just pleasing to the eye and good-looking.

They really didn't expect Yu Wei to do this. Although the boxing in the physical education class was relatively basic, it still showed some skill.

It seems he really did practice secretly, and didn't just brag about it in a novel.

"Let's do that move again."

Fu Xiang naturally understood what everyone wanted to see. Actually, Yu Wei's movements were too fast for him to see clearly, so he took this opportunity to observe again. The physical education class was in full swing, but the students watching were not idle either, and they all uploaded the video of what had just happened to the internet.

Since we're already here and have taken photos, shouldn't we just pick a number for ourselves?
This time it's different from the last time I took street photos of passersby in the scenic area. Many of the tourists who go to the scenic area are already working professionals, so their videos won't have any fancy tricks up their sleeves.

But college students are different. They are at the age where they have nothing better to do than to come up with all sorts of creative and abstract ideas, so the titles of their videos are getting more and more outrageous.

[Yu Wei: I want to take on ten.]
[Yu Wei defeated all of us.]
[I heard there were anti-fans at school, and then Yu Wei came.]
These purely comedic moments were fine until one came along that said, "The show filmed Yu Wei on the playground and everyone enjoyed watching it."

You could have added a few more periods...

To be honest, netizens who saw the video didn't understand what they were saying at all, but if it's related to Yu Wei, you can't go wrong by clicking on it.

Everyone was initially curious to see what new tricks Yu Wei was up to, but one action of his in the video made them realize something was wrong.

When Yu Wei is in a lunge stance and pushing his palms, he straightens his chest and lowers his waist, keeping his torso upright. He appears to be both strong and gentle. When he raises his knee to block, he stands tall with his head and neck straight. He is not just joking around.

When did he learn this?

Even if they didn't understand, they could still see that Yu Wei's movements were standard, and with the PE teacher's undisguised praise from the side, they knew that his moves were truly impressive.

There was a lot of background noise in the video, but it was mostly the exclamations of the students watching. Unfortunately, they were uneducated, and all they could say was "Holy crap!"

These background noises, resembling interjections, do not detract from the viewing experience; on the contrary, they give viewers a sense of immersion.

"Holy crap, awesome!" This perfectly reflects their mindset. Who knew Yu Wei actually went to practice? Although we don't know how well he's progressed, judging from these poses, Yu Wei definitely has some skill.

The development of events was in line with Yu Wei's expectations.

It's a bit of an exaggeration for him to star directly in a kung fu movie, but he can still learn to do a few moves well.

At least we've planted a seed for everyone. After watering it every now and then, the preparations will be almost complete.

This time it's just a few static movements, next time I can unleash a combo.

After being escorted out of the school by security guards, Yu Wei encountered Qi Luoan, who had somehow gotten close to him, just before getting into the car.

"You're having a lot of fun watching?"

"Let's talk about it after we get in the car."

The production team's attitude towards Qi Luoan has always been subtle. She is not a celebrity, but her status cannot be ignored. It's nothing to just hitch a ride.

Who would dare to slight her if she could be associated with two scoundrels...

Qi Luoan wasn't just hitchhiking; he simply wanted to take the opportunity to chat with Yu Wei, whom he had missed dearly after not seeing him for several days.

It wasn't that she was deeply in love, but rather that Yu Wei had too many tricks up his sleeve. He would make a scene every few days, and even if they hadn't seen each other for just a few days, it was easy for her to lose track of his pace.

Why does Yu Wei have so few fans? Because fans have to constantly monitor their idol's every move, and following Yu Wei would be too tiring.

A young, handsome, and multi-talented artist like Yu Wei, with representative works, will definitely attract a lot of fans.

But after working on the data for a few days, they realized they couldn't keep up with their idols' pace at all. They were still thinking about helping them boost their rankings when another unexpected thing popped up, and they simply didn't have time.

Then the female fans in the fandom were put to rest, gradually degenerating into ordinary fans. In a sense, Yu Wei did do a good thing...

Qi Luoan instinctively wanted to ask her junior, but then thought better of it. It was just a TV show, and she was already talking about it. Wouldn't that make her seem petty?
But such things are indeed hard to avoid, because today she also noticed the admiring look in Sakuragani Rio's eyes during Yu Wei's martial arts class.

It was the first time that a person from Sakura had seen kung fu in person, and it was even their idol. How could they not admire it?

It's fine to admire someone; after Yu Wei became famous, some female fans even called her "husband." This kind of thing is quite normal...

After all, there are quite a few male fans who call him "husband," but most of them are just making things up, and whether there are any real male fans is unknown.

What song will they be singing on this show?

After much deliberation, she simply asked a trivial question, knowing that Yu Wei was probably going to create something original again.

"Japanese songs".

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Qi Luoan was right after all. Yu Wei did indeed come up with something new every few days. She never expected that Yu Wei would venture into this field.

She doesn't really understand the difficulties of songwriting, but are Japanese songs not easy to become popular in China?
There are Japanese songs that have become popular in China, but they are mostly imported after they became popular overseas. It's unrealistic for an original Japanese song to become popular in China, since it doesn't have the right timing, location, or people.

Even if a song is great, if people don't understand it, they still won't understand it. In China, lyrics are highly valued, so the reach of a new song will definitely be greatly reduced.

Yu Wei naturally considered Qi Luoan's concerns as well. Many Japanese songs become popular in China due to a certain amount of chance and coincidence.

Whether it's anime, a Japanese drama, or a fan-made work, there are always certain additional factors involved, and success doesn't necessarily guarantee a successful replication.

It's really not easy to create a song out of thin air and have it recognized by everyone.

However, Yu Wei had already figured out how to deal with it; there are naturally different ways to fight in China.

(End of this chapter)