Huayu 93, I'm the ceiling of combat power from the moment I appear.

He Xi also learned Tai Chi from Yu Hai.

Yu Hai has a small role in the film, only making a cameo appearance as the head of the Luohan Hall in a few scenes.

However, at Jet Li's invitation, he stayed on as an action consultant.

It's the kind of job where you get paid, but you don't appear in the credits.

Master Yu is a successor of Mantis Boxing, but he is skilled in more than just Mantis Boxing.

He was equally adept at swordsmanship, staff fighting, knife fighting, and other Northern-style boxing techniques.

With his help in filling in the gaps, Li Lianjie's Tai Chi movements were executed with great grace, and He Xi was also badly beaten.

This refers to the play.

The scene where Zhang Junbao saves Qiu Xue is Dong Tianbao's most glorious moment.

A long sword, its blade chipped and shattered, sent Zhang Junbao flying through the air and plunging into the ground, causing him to cough up blood and bang his head against the ground, driving him insane.

However, when it came to the final battle, facing Zhang Junbao, who had mastered Tai Chi, he was left with no choice but to be beaten.

Although he contributed the famous scene of "My fate is in my own hands, not in the heavens," he was tortured from beginning to end and died a violent death on the spot.

This was necessary for the plot; as a villain, Dong Tianbao's death was deserved.

Off-screen, He Xi maintains a positive attitude every day.

When there are roles available, he acts; when there are no roles available, he learns martial arts from Master Yu Hai.

It started with Tai Chi.

"To learn Tai Chi, one must have patience and focus, and pay attention to comprehension. During practice, one needs a peaceful state of mind, to be neither impatient nor agitated, and to proceed step by step."

"Don't be overly ambitious and try to reach the sky in one step."

"As the saying goes, 'Tai Chi takes ten years to master.' Only by enduring loneliness, remaining undisturbed by external influences, and focusing one's mind can one truly comprehend the essence of Tai Chi."

In a small square, Yu Hai practiced Tai Chi while explaining it to He Xi.

The Tai Chi he practices is quite different from the one Jet Li uses in the movies.

His movements were slower, and his expression was more peaceful.

It felt similar to the martial arts moves performed by the old men in the park in the morning.

However, when He Xi activated his "high-energy state," one could vaguely see the fortitude hidden beneath his soft exterior in his slow movements.

Every movement is like charging up a spring.

It may seem quiet and unassuming, but when unleashed, it can cause devastating destruction.

And when He Xi tried to use the color wheel—oops!—to replicate Yu Hai's Tai Chi skills in the [high-energy state].

He suddenly realized that the high-energy state that had worked so well before seemed to be losing its effectiveness.

With the aid of high-energy state, He Xineng can basically completely replicate Yu Hai's movements.

However, the hidden techniques for generating power in the movements and the clever connections between some moves are very difficult to perfectly replicate.

This Tai Chi seems to have some real skill involved.

Nevertheless, He Xi's performance was enough to earn Yu Hai's praise.

"You really are a martial arts genius!"

"Seriously, why don't you join our Dongshan Wushu Team? I'm confident I can make you a national champion—no! A world champion!"

Yu Hai still hasn't given up on the idea of ​​recruiting talent for their Dongshan martial arts team.

He Xi could only shake her head.

"Master Yu, I would also like to join your martial arts team, but I am an American citizen."

The fact that he was an American citizen effectively shut down any further words Yu Hai could say.

In this day and age, it's very difficult to say something like, "I'm telling you to give up your American citizenship and go back to your home country."

Countless people are scrambling to see the moon in foreign countries.

Saying this out loud is almost like swearing.

Yu Hai fell silent, but the girls around him all looked over, their faces full of eagerness.

He Xi had no interest in these ordinary women who couldn't offer any rewards and focused on practicing Tai Chi.

Moreover, it was running at high power.

Although Tai Chi is somewhat difficult, it is not impossible to learn it completely.

With a high-energy state, nothing is impossible.

It's just a matter of how long it takes.

Yu Hai did not leave; he remained by the side, providing guidance, and his attitude did not change much.

This inexplicably moved He Xi.

He even thought that when they parted, he would give Master Yu some tuition money as a token of his gratitude.

They'll give you 3000 Hong Kong dollars.

He Xi took on the role in "Tai Chi Master" for HK$3, and after deducting her share, she received HK$6000.

Giving Yu Hai half of it at once shows great sincerity.

Fortunately, He Xi's script for Stephen Chow's "Hail the Judge" sold for 5 yuan, and he didn't have to take a commission.

Otherwise, he would feel the pinch himself.

A week later, Yuan Jieying left with a look of reluctance on her face.

When he left, there was a long, drawn-out look in his eyes as he looked at He Xi.

He Xi's mindset was quite peaceful.

The old will not go, and the new will not come.

However, He Xi still expressed her gratitude to Yuan Jieying.

Getting two special rewards and upgrading my skills twice was already a pleasant surprise.

After Yuan Jieying left, He Xi stayed at Liu Hongmei's house again that night.

During that time, I had another get-together with Hu Jun and He Bing.

They also got to know several other classmates.

Wang Ban, Chen Xiaoyi, Zhu Jie.

Yes, Xu Fan isn't here this time.

He Xi casually asked a question, but when Liu Hongmei said with an unnatural expression that she had been quite busy lately, she didn't ask any further.

It seems there won't be another chance to reveal more...

Of the classmates, let's not mention Wang Ban, the male, but the two female classmates behind him are both very good-looking and fit He Xi's aesthetic.

Especially Zhu Jie.

She has a face that looks like she's easy to bully. In terms of looks alone, among the six beauties of level 87, she's a contender for second place.

Only Jiang Shan can rival her.

Unfortunately, this woman's later fate was quite tragic.

In 96, she filmed a movie called "Growing Up," which tells the story of the tragic youth of rock and roll youths. In it, she played the male lead's sister-in-law and goddess when he was young.

At the same time, he is also a fellow Daoist.

During filming, in order to get closer to the character, she actually became a fellow Daoist.

One year later, he died from an overdose.

Rock and roll, fellow Daoists, 96...

All I can say is, the entertainment industry is truly laughable.

These memories flashed through He Xi's mind, but she didn't show any emotion on her face, nor did she open her third eye to reveal the secrets of heaven, or remind Zhu Jie not to touch those things.

Some things simply cannot be stopped.

Bringing it up might pique the other person's curiosity about those things prematurely, and then bad things might happen sooner rather than later...

Let's talk about it another time.

Finally, the party ended in a lively atmosphere.

As expected, Hu Jun got drunk again and was carried away by He Bing and Wang Ban.

He Xi was less drunk this time, and with Liu Hongmei's help, he said goodbye to Chen Xiaoyi and Zhu Jie.

Inside the room, Liu Hongmei gazed leisurely at He Xi.

"The filming wraps up tomorrow, are you going back to Hong Kong Island?"

The atmosphere was somewhat oppressive, but He Xi still nodded.

"Yes, I'm leaving tomorrow night. I have work scheduled at the company, and I need to get back to work tomorrow."

He Xi is currently just a newbie, a workhorse, and has to do whatever the company tells her to do.

It's entirely beyond our control.

"That……"

Liu Hongmei gritted her teeth, as if she had made up her mind.

"I'll wear the outfit you gave me tonight..."

He Xi's eyes lit up immediately.

"Really? Sensai~"