The world begins with Hong Kong movies

Chapter 440 Young man, don't get too cocky! (Seeking monthly votes)

The density of skilled individuals on Hong Kong Island at this time is quite astonishing!

The "Kung Fu craze" sparked by the shows "King of Boxing" and "Unrestricted Fighting Tournament" shows no signs of abating.

The high demand for kung fu masters in the film and television industry has led to the current situation in Hong Kong where there are many skilled martial artists.

Martial arts schools and boxing gyms, which had been declining, have started to thrive again, with an overwhelming number of students coming to learn martial arts and boxing.

At least one-fifth of them are overseas students.

There's no way around it; the influence of movies and TV series is undeniable.

Muay Thai and Sanda are the two most popular martial arts!
The reason is simple: both of these martial arts skills can be learned quickly!

Of course, Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do was also very popular, but it takes a long time to master it.

The presence of numerous skilled individuals on Hong Kong Island poses a significant challenge to the island's security environment.

At the same time, it also caused the previously rampant gangsters to unexpectedly quiet down considerably.

The main issue is that several serious crimes have occurred in recent years, and all the suspects are highly skilled outsiders.

Those who suffered the most severe blows were the local gangsters on Hong Kong Island.

Everyone knows why the conflict broke out.

Those outside experts are not pushovers to be easily manipulated.

They have no relatives or friends on Hong Kong Island, and once an outbreak occurs, they will leave no room for retreat. The horrific scenes are even unsettling for the police.

After several such incidents, the gangsters on Hong Kong Island naturally quieted down considerably.

Sometimes you have to admit, some guys just need a good talking-to!
The martial arts scene is thriving in Hong Kong, a fact that Da Luo has keenly felt!
This guy has now become a hot commodity in Hong Kong's professional football scene, a rising star in the making.

Don't let his young age of fifteen fool you; his impact on the court is truly formidable, and he's known for his all-around skills.

Fortunately, this guy clearly listened to Wu Feng's advice.

Normally, we only do a solo run and score a goal when we're in the mood, during training or matches, not all the time.

In fact, doing so not only protects themselves, but also gives fans more and greater expectations.

Whenever he makes an amazing performance on the court, it causes a huge sensation among the fans.

Meanwhile, after the round of matches ended, he also had the highest media exposure in newspapers and related television programs.

According to Wu Feng, doing a solo run on the court occasionally is a pleasant surprise, but doing it frequently is tantamount to courting disaster.

Even the most good-natured person can turn into a surprisingly vicious villain once they step onto the court and are influenced by the surrounding atmosphere.

You're having so much fun with your solo run, but have you ever considered what the background players think? Will it provoke their fierce retaliation?

In fact, given Ronaldo's physical attributes, his impact on the field, and his goal-scoring skills, if he didn't score more than thirty goals each season, his performance would seem mediocre.

If you learn to cooperate with your teammates early on, you might be able to score forty or even fifty goals in a season.

But Ronaldo's career was ruined by too many injuries!

Currently, his playing style and philosophy are still in the developmental stage and it will take a long time before they mature. However, it is possible to reverse his overly individualistic style.

Perhaps it's related to his observation of Wu Feng's training and that of his bodyguards and close associates.

Da Luo was only fifteen years old at the time, so naturally he was very interested in kung fu. Then, he witnessed Wu Feng's high-intensity training regimen.

They withstood specially designed high-pressure water guns, like the sandbag forests featured in movies and TV dramas.

Naturally, there was no shortage of modern training equipment. In short, the variety of Wu Feng's training methods was truly eye-opening for Da Luo.

He didn't really care about these things.

What surprised Da Luo the most was the martial arts skills displayed by Wu Feng in his fight against his bodyguards and close henchmen.

Fists, feet, fingers, palms, and any part of the body can launch a fierce attack.

Despite their seemingly strong and robust physiques, few of the bodyguards and close henchmen could withstand three moves from Wu Feng's sharp yet agile fists and feet.

At this point, Wu Feng's martial arts skills, particularly in the internal martial arts, had reached a very advanced level.

He has mastered Xingyi Tiger Fist and Bear Fist the best, and his progress in their training is the most profound.

If we use the data standards of the Golden Finger, they have all reached about 80% of the level.

With such strength, he could act with impunity, knocking someone down with a single punch and sending them flying far away with a single kick.

He also witnessed Wu Feng kick a wooden stake as thick as an adult's arm into several pieces with a single kick.

No wonder Wu Feng's heavy artillery shots were so powerful!
Those goalkeepers who have experienced Wu Feng's powerful cannon shots should really be shown what true terror is.

Wu Feng ignored Da Luo's bitter face and let him personally experience the crushing power of the opponent.

In a small, closed football training field, Ronaldo maintained the posture of having the ball and running in the air, and was then chased down and bullied by Wu Feng in various ways.

Whether it was a physical collision, a sliding tackle, or any other form of interference, Ronaldo's once-unbeatable dribbling and attacking ability suddenly vanished.

Instead, various ways of falling to the ground were observed.

Sometimes, they can't even get any speed up!
It's no use if he's not convinced; he simply can't beat them!

When he was replaced by bodyguards and close henchmen, Da Luo was disappointed to find that they were all quite powerful as well.

He couldn't beat any of them with his bare hands.

Not only that, Wu Feng also instructed his trusted subordinates and underlings to use various covert methods to forcibly interrupt Da Luo's rhythm when he charged forward.

He was originally a very sharp player on the court, but he kept having problems in training, which once hit his confidence.

But after playing a football match, Ronaldo's spirits returned.

There's no way around it; his performance was too outstanding. Fans and experts alike were almost entirely full of praise. How could a fifteen-year-old not get carried away?

Whenever this happened, Wu Feng would have his underlings pour cold water on him on the training field to help him quickly regain his composure and calm down.

In fact, this approach works quite well!

Ronaldo realized that if someone deliberately targeted him on the field, given his current physical condition, unless he truly had a third eye, there would always be areas he couldn't see and would be injured by his opponent.

That kind of all-inclusive service that gets fans excited but is quite dangerous for the players themselves usually only happens once or twice per game.

At other times, he always cooperated with his teammates to find the opponent's weaknesses and break through their defense.

This way, there are more opportunities to break through the defense.

(End of this chapter)