Tokyo: Bubble, but the system is Sengoku.

Not far away, Xia Jing was stunned as he watched this scene.

He had just given Sato an excuse for his distraction, so why did he suddenly become so aggressive again?

He wasn't completely ignorant about martial arts; on the contrary, ever since he acknowledged Sato, he would watch Sato's practice every day.

Both her acting skills and her action scenes are remarkable.

He knew that Sato was a good fighter and very talented.

But can you fight like this, like Chiba?

He hadn't expected this.

That's outrageous! How long has Sato been at the club? And he's already caught up with his teacher?

Natsui wanted to look at Chiba for his opinion, but he couldn't look away.

Meanwhile, on the other side, in Chiba, watching this scene, a glint of light also shone in his eyes.

He saw more than Xia Jing did.

Sato was already familiar with these moves, but he didn't know what had happened. He could feel that his opponent's flexibility had suddenly increased.

There are many other ways to describe flexibility, but it is undoubtedly one of the important factors in action scenes.

Sato joined the club a bit late and wasn't in great shape, so while his hand movements were impressive, they lacked continuity.

He had mentioned this to Sato as well, but it's quite difficult to develop muscles and bones if you don't start training from a young age. Sato started training late and could only train slowly.

The problem is neither too big nor too small.

It's not that important because in the action film industry, whether the movements are crisp and fluid is not the only standard.

Many actors have no martial arts background at all, yet they can still film beautiful fight scenes. They rely on editing, stunt doubles, camera tricks, slow motion, and post-production techniques to cover up the inherent stiffness.

Not to mention, Sato's only weakness is his lack of consistency, but his talent in action scenes is truly outstanding. Whether it's the atmosphere or his ability, he is far superior to someone who knows absolutely no martial arts.

As for the fact that it's not small, it's because of time. If Sato wants to reach a higher level in martial arts, he needs to practice slowly and re-stretch his limbs.

More importantly, there is the ceiling of creativity. Martial arts design is, in essence, an art that originates from one's own body. The boundaries of the body are often the boundaries of imagination.

So Sato's dilemma is actually quite real. He can get by, but if he wants to reach the level of the world's top talents he has met in Hong Kong, or even surpass his achievements, he is just one step away from succeeding.

That's why he was even more excited than Natsui when he saw Sato's condition.

I thought my muscles and bones would need time to be honed, but now they've suddenly become much better.

For him, it was as if his precious disciple had become a treasure trove.

It seemed to hold endless surprises.

"Chiba-san, has his action scene improved?"

The Kansai TV director next to Chiba also looked over curiously at that moment.

Among this group, he was the one with the least experience in action scenes, so at this moment, Sato seemed more handsome and his movements were more fluid.

"No, it seems to have gotten worse."

Chiba concealed the thoughts in his eyes and frowned as he spoke.

"Are you sure?"

The supervisor's eyes widened upon hearing this.

"Yes, we'll have to give them a good talking-to when we get back."

"Hiroshi, how do you usually teach your junior brother?"

"?"

Faced with his master's sudden question, Sanada, who was still in a daze, twitched the corner of his mouth speechlessly.

What does "how to teach" even mean? With Sato in his current state, is he someone who can teach him?

Not to mention him, even his master couldn't have taught him this well.

Moreover, Master is just being overly concerned. If you put so much pressure on him, the supervisor will probably be even more excited.

Although he was inwardly complaining, he couldn't refuse the old man's request, so he could only nod and smile awkwardly.

"If the decline is this severe now, what would it be like normally?!"

As expected, the supervisor did not dismiss the idea as Chiba had hoped.

He simply looked firmly at Chiba.

"There's nothing wrong with letting him develop his career in Kansai. I guarantee his salary will be among the highest!"

"And filming won't be too dangerous."

"No one can possibly harm him!"

He's not stupid; he can tell whether Chiba is pretending or not.

"No, if he's only confined to your Kansai region, what will become of the world?"

Chiba got straight to the point.

He was counting on this disciple to make a name for himself in the world, so that his name would be remembered in history alongside the disciple's.

How could anyone be confined to this corner of an island nation?

Whether for fame or profit, he would never allow anyone to be trapped here to die.

"world......"

Is it that simple?

That's the whole world?

The supervisor wanted to complain, but when he looked at the boy who was still moving around during filming, he didn't know what to say for a moment.

Is it really not going to work?

"Unless you lift the area restrictions."

"Otherwise, I'll have to die."

Hearing Chiba's definitive statement, the director gave a wry smile and conceded in words.

"Let me ask. It's not something I can decide."

"Um."

Chiba was not surprised.

Whether it's politics or anything else, Kansai and Kanto are always at odds, so he just needs to stick to this line.

Listening to the two's discussion, Sanada gave a wry smile.

There was a time when people from Kansai also came to him with invitations, but the treatment they received was not as good as Sato's.

However, it doesn't seem surprising.

However, looking at the boy leaping and bounding up and down the artificial hill in front of him, Sanada couldn't be envious at all, since the other party seemed to be more capable than himself.

How long has it been?

Sato, at this moment, was also pleasantly surprised.

Although it was supposed to improve his qualifications, its effects were already evident at this point.

In the future, learning things will definitely be faster.

The boy, who had grown accustomed to his ordinary abilities, now felt a sense of exhilaration, as if he had been reborn.

Unlike passive skills, this talent skill may not conflict with other things and should be present by default.

With his agility, if he hadn't known that his senior brother couldn't keep up with his pace, he could have fought even faster.

......

"Junior brother, if you go any faster, I won't be able to keep up."

Just as Sato released the wire, his senior colleagues, who had just acted opposite him, came up, looking excited.

"Thank goodness, thanks to the care of my senior brothers."

Although the two sides were familiar with each other, everyone was there, and Sato gave them face, so naturally they were even happier and more enthusiastic towards Sato.

Before the group could continue chatting for long, Natsui and Chiba arrived with the supervisor and others.

"Perfect! It was filmed perfectly!"

"I think the rehearsals for the other shows could be completely skipped."

It's clear that the supervisor is genuinely worried about funding; even when praising Sato, he doesn't forget to save money.

"We must strive for perfection!"

Chiba glared at the supervisor, then scanned Sato up and down before nodding in satisfaction.

"Well done."

Chiba's large hand patted Sato's shoulder forcefully, conveying a thousand unspoken words.