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

The night filming wrapped.

Yi Zheng didn't dislike this wrap party as much as he did when filming "Leisure".

After all, so many stories had unfolded during the entire summer I spent with Wu Jing and the others.

From accidentally stumbling upon a bank robbery, to returning from Mianyang, to the exhilarating impromptu fight among the group.

That kind of male friendship quietly blossomed among them.

Yi Zheng and Wu Jing and the others drank until they were completely drunk.

This was the most enjoyable drinking session I've ever had in all my years as an actor.

But just as the group was getting drunk, a video of Yi Zheng demonstrating Shaolin Kung Fu quickly attracted a large number of netizens.

Initially, it was because the staff member who posted the video used an overly exaggerated title that they were insulted as a "title dog".

#Even Wu Jing and Tony, working together, are no match for Yi Zheng. Is Yi Zheng actually a Shaolin disciple?!

The title itself suggests that the author is simply stating the facts as an observer.

However, it quickly drew ridicule from countless netizens.

You mean, Yi Zheng, the actor who plays the Japanese soldier, knows kung fu?

[This is ridiculous! Yi Zheng, who plays a Japanese soldier, is a Shaolin disciple? Could this publicity stunt be any more obvious?]

Are you trying to tell me that Wu Jing and Tony, even teaming up, couldn't beat Yi Zheng in a two-on-one fight?

Please, don't use Yi Zheng's fancy but ineffective moves to challenge their profession! Those two are martial arts prodigies who have practiced since childhood!

Almost all netizens instinctively expressed skepticism after seeing this video.

Some netizens even angrily reported the blogger, saying that the blogger was using AI to spread rumors.

However, this also successfully aroused the competitive spirit of the video publisher.

Late that night, another video of Yi Zheng performing Shaolin Kung Fu on stage in front of Wu Jing and Li Lianjie was posted on the same account.

I just didn't expect it.

Seeing the shocked expressions on Wu Jing and Li Lianjie's faces in the video, netizens became even more critical.

[What the heck? It's just AI video!]

[It's one thing to piggyback on Wu Jing's popularity, but they're even piggybacking on Li Lianjie's!]

[Yeah, everyone knows Jet Li has been retired from acting for years. Does the blogger have no brain?!]

However, some observant netizens quickly realized the seriousness of the problem.

Because there is no AI detection prompt at the bottom of the video!

In other words, this video was at least not generated by AI!

This immediately caused an uproar online!

A group of netizens, eager for a good show, directly tagged the Songshan Shaolin Temple and the official account of "SPL 2: A Time for Consequences".

We hope to receive an official response.

Unfortunately, the crew of "SPL 2: A Time for Consequences" were all drunk, and no one answered that night.

Meanwhile, thousands of miles away at the Shaolin Temple in Songshan.

Wusong, the monk in charge of the official account, was suddenly awakened by a series of pop-up notifications on his phone.

Under normal circumstances, monks strictly follow the rhythm of working at sunrise and resting at sunset.

But Wusong just happened to forget to turn off his phone notifications today. Normally, he and a few of his fellow disciples manage the official account of Songshan Shaolin Temple in their spare time.

Wu Song yawned, reached for his phone beside his pillow, and, still half asleep, pressed the mute switch.

"Sigh, I told the abbot a long time ago that this thing needs to be taken care of by a specialized team."

"The abbot insists this is also a form of spiritual practice, waking me up in the middle of the night. How am I supposed to get up before sunrise tomorrow?!"

Wusong reluctantly got up, intending to relieve himself while he was at it.

But when he inadvertently turned on the lit screen, pop-up windows started appearing one after another.

Wu Song frowned and picked up his phone again.

"What happened? Did you get a virus?"

He knows this account well. Who would be so bored as to tag Shaolin Temple in the middle of the night when they have nothing to do?

Today is neither the birthday of any Bodhisattva nor a festival that requires prayer.

Normally, this account is supposedly maintained by him, but almost no one visits the Shaolin Temple's homepage.

Wusong unlocked his phone, and the glaring screen light made him squint for a while before his eyes adjusted.

#Even Wu Jing and Tony, working together, are no match for Yi Zheng. Is Yi Zheng actually a Shaolin disciple?!

Amitabha.

Since Jet Li starred in the film of the same name, "Shaolin Temple," decades ago.

Over the past few decades, Shaolin Temple has rarely had any connection with the entertainment industry.

How come an actor, who was just acting, was suddenly revealed to be a Shaolin disciple?

Wusong chuckled and shook his head.

While scrolling through the comments on my phone, I went to the bathroom to pee.

Just as he unzipped his pants, another video surfaced, and countless netizens tagged the official account of Shaolin Temple.

#Yi Zheng personally demonstrated the Eighteen Forms of Shaolin Kung Fu to Li Lianjie!

puff!

Upon seeing this video, Wu Song's hand trembled, and he almost threw his phone into the toilet!

Although he didn't know who this Yi Zheng was, he figured Li Lianjie and Shaolin must have some connection to Buddhism.

As for Shaolin's unique skills, he had heard the abbot and some old monks mention them.

It is said that there are indeed eighteen styles in total.

But how come he heard that these eighteen moves had long been lost?

Even a martial monk like him, after more than ten years of training, only qualified to learn the first move.

Forget the eighteen moves, he'd never even seen the second move!

Moreover, if anyone is going to demonstrate Shaolin's unique skills, it should be Jet Li who demonstrates them to this benefactor Yi Zheng!

Isn't this title reversed?

Upon seeing this, even as a monk, Wusong's curiosity was irresistibly piqued.

Although there are rules in the temple that prohibit using mobile phones while resting at night.

However, as the official account operator, he was granted an exception allowing him to sleep without having to hand over his phone.

Wusong unzipped his pants to urinate while simultaneously opening a video.

Wusong's eyes lit up as soon as the first video opened.

He, who was in charge of network operations on weekdays, recognized Wu Jing's face at a glance.

In the picture, Wu Jing is surrounding the person in the center of the frame with another man.

Wu Jing used the very move he was practicing: the first move of Shaolin's ultimate martial art!

"Wow, this looks like a movie shoot."

"But this Wu Jing is indeed quite something!"

Wusong had practiced this first move for many years.

So the moment Wu Jing made that move, he recognized it at a glance.

Master also said that the first move of Shaolin's ultimate skill is no longer a secret that is not passed on to outsiders.

In order to promote and carry forward Shaolin Kung Fu, after it was first taught to Li Lianjie, an outsider, it has been passed on to many other people outside the Buddhist community who are destined to learn it.

So Wu Song wasn't too surprised that a kung fu superstar like Wu Jing would use this move.

Moreover, he was certain that Wu Jing's move was executed very professionally.

It's not just a showy facade put on by traditional movie stars.

It is actually powerful in real combat!

But when he continued reading...

As the most prestigious martial arts techniques in the world, Shaolin martial arts, when used in martial arts movies, should be a game-changer, akin to a game-breaking defeat.

Those facing this move for the first time would likely find it difficult to respond appropriately.

What happened next shocked Wusong so much that he almost swallowed his urine back!