Playing the Eighth Route Army, the system is forcing this on me?

"not good!"

Zhang Jin shouted and quickly turned to look at Yi Zheng.

Zhang Jin was familiar with Wu Jing's move.

Even someone like me, a professionally trained actor who has spent my whole life filming action scenes, is powerless against this move.

Seeing Yi Zheng still coughing and leaning against the wall while facing this move, Zhang Jin's heart jumped into his throat.

This guy is way too into character!

His fists, as big as sandbags, were practically rubbing against his face, yet he was still intently playing the sickly one.

Zhang Jin was also experienced and knew that Yi Zheng couldn't dodge, so he instantly flashed in front of Yi Zheng.

Raise both elbows and one knee, using the hardest parts of your body to support your defense.

But Wu Jing's move was so powerful because it had so many follow-up moves.

The experienced Wu Jing did not choose to confront the opponent head-on, because if a fist were to land on the knee, it would most likely result in more injury to the enemy than to himself.

Wu Jing's punch, which he had thrown out, suddenly veered off course and disappeared!

Before Zhang Jin could react...

There was a loud thud.

Wu Jing swept Zhang Jin, who was standing on one leg, into the air with a single leg kick.

Everyone in the room gasped.

wonderful!

fantastic.

This move even has a variation!

Wu Jing was using this second move of his killing technique for the first time.

Seeing this, Li Lianjie, standing behind the director, also became serious.

"As expected of Wu Jing, he even learned the second move."

Director Zheng, puzzled, turned around and sent a questioning emoji.

Li Lianjie remained calm and said indifferently:

"Wu Jing's move is a closely guarded secret of Shaolin."

"It is said that there are a total of eighteen moves, and I am fortunate enough to have learned a few of them."

After hearing this, everyone suddenly understood.

As expected of Jet Li.

Everyone almost forgot that Jet Li's most famous work is none other than "Shaolin Temple"!

Given that he now spends most of his time in Buddhism, he's probably the only one present who can understand this technique.

However, even someone like Li Lianjie only learned a few moves, which suggests that this move must be the most unique skill among Shaolin's martial arts!

It's quite normal that Zhang Jin and Yi Zheng on stage couldn't handle this move.

However, Director Zheng was overjoyed.

To be able to film such a unique skill and include it in one's own film is an unparalleled honor.

Moreover, according to the script, this final scene was supposed to be Wu Jing's turn to exert his strength and gain the upper hand.

You can then look back at the surveillance footage.

Everyone frowned again.

It wasn't for any other reason than that Zhang Jin, who was swept into the air by Wu Jing, did not fall heavily to the ground as everyone expected.

Instead, Yi Zheng, standing behind her, gently supported her core, and with a slight turn in the air, she landed safely.

"Cough cough cough."

After making this gesture, Yi Zheng didn't forget to clench his fist near his mouth and cough a few times.

what?

Wu Jing, on the other side, clearly hadn't expected this outcome.

Yi Zheng's move seems far too skillful!

I had just used the second move of that technique!

Zhang Jin, who was hit, could have simply spun 360° in the air – that would have been a normal maneuver!

But right now, Yi Zheng simply placed one hand lightly on the other's waist, and Zhang Jin landed so lightly?

Such immense force, yet Yi Zheng neutralized it with just one hand?!

Thinking back to the previous scene, when he unleashed his first move, he was almost killed by Yi Zheng.

Wu Jing's heart skipped a beat.

In the previous scene, Yi Zheng threw a punch, and he wasn't unafraid of it.

Instead, after thinking it over, I always felt that it was a mystery.

He's used this move many times in the entertainment industry, and all action stars instinctively defend against it.

This is the first time I've seen someone manage to crack it.

Not to mention Yi Zheng, even he himself didn't know how to counter this move!

At this moment, he used his second move.

Even someone like Zhang Jin was swept away into the air by him.

In his mind, the image should be Zhang Jin crashing heavily onto Yi Zheng, with both of them falling to the ground at the same time!

But how did this guy manage to hold down such a big, spinning person with just one palm?

Looking at the scene before us, even Zhang Jin himself, who landed smoothly, had a series of question marks on his face the moment his feet touched the ground.

who am I?

where am I?

Why am I still standing?

Zhang Jin couldn't help but swallow.

This was the first time he had ever seen Wu Jing use a second move!

The last time I used the first move, I broke my leg bone just to block it.

The three of them were hospitalized together at the time.

During their stay in the hospital, he and Tony relentlessly pursued Wu Jing, trying to learn how to counter this move.

Wu Jing, that guy, absolutely refused to teach.

Today I was stabbed in the butt with a knife, what an eye-opener!

It turns out that this move has a second variation, which is even more powerful than the first move.

But I was clearly swept into the air just now.

How could I have blinked instinctively and landed unharmed?

hiss……

Li Lianjie, sitting in the audience, frowned more and more as he watched.

Decades ago, when I was filming Shaolin Temple, I was fortunate enough to receive guidance from a Shaolin master and witness the power of this unique skill.

Even when the Eighteen Bronze Men personally demonstrated their skills against the abbot, they were still struck by this move and fell heavily to the ground.

No matter what, it's still a living, breathing person spinning rapidly in the air.

In addition, Zhang Jin had been practicing martial arts for many years and had a very muscular physique.

How could this pale-faced young man on stage catch it so easily with just one hand?

"Director Zheng," Li Lianjie couldn't help but ask.

Which martial arts class did this sickly guy on stage come from?

"Huh?" Director Zheng was stunned by Li Lianjie's question.

Martial arts class?

Everyone knows Yi Zheng's resume.

A martial arts class?

This guy has played Japanese soldiers his whole life, and he was just rescued from northern Mianyang.

He doesn't know any martial arts!

Seeing Director Zheng's completely bewildered expression.

Li Lianjie was also a little surprised.

"What? You're not formally trained?"

"Uh, Yi Zheng?" Director Zheng looked embarrassed.

"If someone has formal training, does playing a Japanese soldier count as having formal training?"

ha?

Director Zheng's reply also unlocked a new set of memes for Jet Li.

WTF?

A lousy actor playing a Japanese soldier?

How can someone who has never learned kung fu possess such a skill of using minimal force to deflect a great weight?

Back when I was at Shaolin, I personally witnessed the abbot use this move to almost turn the Eighteen Bronze Men into eighteen bronze pieces.

How could someone who plays a Japanese soldier have this kind of ability?

Skillful.

It could just be a coincidence.

After all, this move didn't directly hit Yi Zheng.

Judging from Yi Zheng's physique, he certainly doesn't look like someone who knows kung fu.

Li Lianjie took a deep breath, steadied himself, and turned his gaze back to the stage to continue watching the play.

But as soon as he looked up, he was shocked again!