But now there’s so much skepticism online, it’s sowhat discomforting for them to see.
Clearly, Wang Ye didn’t do anything wrong, and he even shared everything with them.
Yet he has to endure such insults and doubts.
The athletes who left are gone, but they still stir such waves...
Wang Ye shook his head, "Let it be, no need to deliberately defend . Once you finish training camp and participate in the competition achieving results, they will naturally realize."
"That’s easy to say, but during this period you’ll likely face online insults..."
Su Bingtian wanted to say more, but Wang Ye interrupted.
"Isn’t that how the internet works? No matter how well you perform, there will always be people who disagree with you. It’s just that the ratio has changed now." In the past six months since Wang Ye beca famous, he has seen countless insults from netizens and has long been used to it. Moreover, his brain evolution has led him to disregard these things. Anger, speaking plainly, is just a result of hormone secretion, and he can now freely control his hormone secretion, naturally remaining unaffected by external voices.
"Since you’ve said this, I won’t say more." Su Bingtian shook his head and stopped talking further. However, he had already decided in his heart to post on Weibo tonight to defend Wang Ye because he found it unbearable.
Wang Ye said, "Tomorrow continue to follow diligently with training. Your talent is quite good. There’s still plenty of room for improvent in sprinting performance."
"Still plenty of room for improvent?" Su Bingtian was slightly surprised. He thought he was doing quite well, but unexpectedly in Wang Ye’s view, he’s still lacking. After a mont of silence, he asked, "Wang Ye, when you practiced Tai Chi to reach my level, how long did it take you?"
Wang Ye pondered for a mont,
and spoke, "About half a day."
"Half a day? Seriously?" Su Bingtian’s expression instantly beca exaggerated.
Wang Ye nodded,
Su Bingtian now appears formidable and unmatched in technique,
but in fact, in terms of skill level, even level 2 is sowhat strenuous.
His current might and strength are largely due to his inherently excellent conditions,
like Su Bingtian, who has undergone scientific training for years.
Even if he never realized the existence of Primordial Qi,
his body contains more Primordial Qi than those Daoists who have cultivated harshly for years.
This is because the improvent of cardiovascular and muscle capacity naturally brings enhancent of Inner Power,
while enhancent of Inner Power naturally leads to an increase in Primordial Qi.
For example, those who often practice vocal training need to work on their breathing daily and will yell loudly by the river every morning. Over ti, even without regular training, their lung capacity will be much better than the average person, and running will be easier for them.
Also, those career soldiers who train Military Boxing, whenever they punch, they shout loudly, which invisibly trains their Inner Power. Even just spending two years in the military camp, their Primordial Qi is already more than twice that of a normal person. Yet, most after retirent, due to lax training, gradually return to normal levels, start to gain weight, and beco fat.
Even those who maintain training habits after retirent find it difficult to maintain the physical condition they had in military camps because their personal training cannot simultaneously enhance Inner Power. anwhile, age gradually causes the natural Primordial Qi to dwindle, until at eighty or ninety years old, it dries up completely, leading to natural death.
But top athletes like Su Bingtian often encounter short lifespan situations, like those bodybuilders who abuse steroids, often don’t live past forty-five. People like Su Bingtian, who train running with high intensity for years, often have lifespans short of sixty or seventy, dying earlier than the average person.
The fundantal reason is that these top athletes have relatively imbalanced training thods; if muscle strength is external power while organ strength is Inner Power,
then having only external power but lacking in organ strength can lead to internal problems, excessive Yang energy, inadequate Yin. Conversely, having strong Inner Power can also lead to excessive Yin energy, inadequate Yang.
These muscle-focused athletes, while boosting their capacities, rapidly consu the body’s Primordial Qi, causing theirs to be like an ordinary seventy-year-old by thirty.
Athletes in track and field might fare a bit better than bodybuilders, because they sotis focus on cardiovascular training. Yet cardiovascular function is only a part of organ function, unable to fully train Inner Power. Therefore, there’s still imbalance causing significant Primordial Qi consumption, leading to various injuries and ailnts, ultimately resulting in a shorter lifespan.
Su Bingtian, being relatively balanced in training, has so power in both his Inner and Outer Power.
But he often fails to unleash it, as running is hard to spontaneously stimulate the Inner Power’s latent energy, whereas Tai Chi can. Therefore, when Su Bingtian encounters Tai Chi, it triggers a gush effect, activating much Primordial Qi long accumulated within.
However, the rapid progress from this effect still can’t match Wang Ye’s system-assisted progress speed.
Under system assistance initially, Wang Ye just spent so spare ti training Tai Chi slightly, and reached level 2 standard.
Su Bingtian’s mortal body reaching a quarter of the system’s progress speed is considered heaven’s chosen child, astonishing even Wang Ye.
Su Bingtian doesn’t know Wang Ye has a system; he just feels his learning speed is too slow.
Upon hearing Wang Ye’s words,
Su Bingtian’s face quickly flushed.
He didn’t expect his proud learning ability,
to be less than a quarter when compared to Wang Ye.
Bear in mind, his present result is through having high-intensity training under Wang Ye’s guidance.
Wang Ye’s initial Tai Chi was most likely self-taught,
being able to reach this level in half a day demonstrates how terrifying Wang Ye’s talent truly was.
Of course, without such an astounding talent, he wouldn’t have reached this point today.
If what Su Bingtian has now is what an average person achieves after three lifetis of hard work, then what Wang Ye has mastered is what they achieve after thirty.
The two of them aren’t on the sa dinsion at all.
After this realization, Su Bingtian felt slightly balanced psychologically,
it wasn’t that he’s too weak, but Wang Ye was too strong.
He, a re mortal being, how could he compare to a Divine Being?
After bidding farewell to Wang Ye, Su Bingtian left the training base with his bag.
He first went to a nearby cafeteria for a al. The nearby cafeteria provides exclusive nutrition als to athletes, so the food is very clean, consisting only of low-fat chicken breast and beef and lamb, with abundant vegetables, covering almost all kinds of vitamins.
As a muscular short-distance runner, Su Bingtian naturally has a good appetite. He quickly ate a al roughly weighing two to three pounds of rice before returning to his nearby dormitory.
Back at the dorm, he directly opened his phone, prepared to post on Weibo and defend Wang Ye.
At the sa mont,
in other dormitories.
The other athletes who remained for this training camp also opened their social dia platforms, all eager to defend Wang Ye and this incident,
Although there were only around ten people, each of them was a top figure in their respective fields, so their words naturally carried weight,
After posting their Weibo or videos, countless enthusiasts from relevant circles shared their works, quickly spreading the information. The online opinion trend also began to shift positively.
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