If I made you a special forces soldier, would you become a terrestrial god?

"Now, the third technique."

Su Chen's voice echoed across the training ground, carrying an unquestionable sense of command.

Having just finished three days of intense, "mutual-fighting" training with the "Golden Bell Shield" technique, the team members grimaced as they stretched and loosened their muscles. Although their bodies were still a little sore, their eyes shone with excitement. They could feel that their bodies had become more resilient than ever before, as if they were wearing an invisible layer of armor.

The previous "Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill" gave them immense strength capable of crushing mountains and breaking steel, while "Golden Bell Cover" granted them defenses against guns and cannons.

Now, it's time to focus on speed.

All eyes were focused on Su Chen, and everyone held their breath.

"Lightness Skill - 'Lingbo Weibu'!"

"This skill subtly aligns with the I Ching's Eight Trigrams, offering endless variations across sixty-four directions. Once activated, the movement becomes ghostly and elusive. With initial mastery, one can leave no trace in the snow; with advanced mastery, speed can surpass the sound barrier. On the ever-changing battlefield, it is your most reliable lifeline!"

A movement technique that surpasses the sound barrier!

Lei Kaihua's eyes lit up instantly. He almost subconsciously rubbed his hands together, and in his mind, he imagined himself strolling leisurely through a hail of bullets, taking the enemy general's head from among thousands of soldiers.

However, when Su Chen directly imprinted the mental formula of "Lingbo Weibu" and the incredibly complex footwork diagram into their minds, everyone was dumbfounded.

"What the hell is this?!" Gao Dazhuang stared wide-eyed at the intricate, grotesque lines Su Chen had drawn on the ground with his toes, his brows furrowed in disbelief. "It's all crooked and twisted, how can he walk like that?"

"Captain, why does this look a bit like the steps of the shamans performing rituals at the entrance of our village?" Lei Kaihua scratched his head, his face full of confusion. Relying on his agility, he tried to take the first step according to the route map in his mind.

As a result, the moment he lifted his left foot, his right foot seemed to forget it and tripped over it. He lost his balance, and if Liang Sanxi hadn't caught him in time, he would have fallen flat on his face.

Unlike the powerful and direct "Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill," or the "Golden Bell Cover" which allows for progress through physical attacks, "Lingbo Weibu" demands precise control over internal energy, ultimate coordination of body movements, and an understanding of the I Ching's eight trigrams, which are often considered incomprehensible to ordinary people.

For these tough men who were used to charging straight ahead and aiming for a single, decisive blow, this was a completely new kind of mental torture.

"Wait!" Su Chen's voice resonated in everyone's hearts like a morning bell and evening drum. "The 'Lingbo Weibu' is a unique movement, each step containing a transformation of the universe. Only by moving the body in accordance with the mind, and letting the mind follow the will, can one achieve a light and graceful movement, leaving no trace."

He stood with his hands behind his back, his figure swaying slightly.

hum!

All the team members only saw a blur before their eyes, and Su Chen's figure suddenly disappeared from the spot.

The next moment, he appeared on a boulder fifty meters away. Before the crowd could gasp, he vanished again, appearing like a ghost on the edge of a cliff a hundred meters away.

His figure was sometimes as ethereal as smoke, sometimes as solid as a phantom. Each time he appeared, it felt as if he had always been standing there, yet where he had been before, there was clearly still a lingering afterimage!

"I...Holy crap! Teleportation?" Lei Kaihua was so shocked that his jaw almost dropped. He rubbed his eyes hard, thinking that he was hallucinating from being beaten up these past few days.

"This isn't just about speed..." Even the usually composed Liang Sanxi was now filled with shock. He murmured to himself, "This defies the laws of physics; it's truly divine intervention!"

Su Chen's figure returned to the same spot, as if he had never left. He calmly surveyed his stunned teammates: "This is merely the tip of the iceberg of the perfected Lingbo Weibu. But for you, even just the beginning will allow you to thrive on the battlefield."

"Captain... how exactly do we train for this?" one team member asked with a pained expression, feeling as if his brain and limbs were completely separate systems.

"Practice!" Su Chen's voice suddenly turned stern. "If once isn't enough, do it a hundred times! If a hundred times isn't enough, do it a thousand times, ten thousand times! Until the footwork is etched into your bones and flows in your blood!"

"Go! Follow the blueprints step by step! Step out the flow of energy, step out of the realm of intention!"

With Su Chen's command, the training ground instantly transformed into a large "rehabilitation center for the disabled".

Nearly two hundred strong, muscular men began to clumsily gesture and move around on the ground. They would trip over their own feet, or sway unsteadily due to their unstable internal strength, and falling to the ground was commonplace, eliciting a chorus of suppressed groans, as if they dared not laugh out loud.

Su Chen did not leave; he moved through the group like a ghost. Every now and then, he would extend his finger and gently tap the meridians in a member's leg to correct the disordered flow of their internal energy; or he would lightly pat a member's shoulder to adjust their swaying center of gravity.

He would occasionally offer concise guidance:

"Take lighter steps, keep your body grounded, and control your internal energy."

"It's not about using brute force, it's about using skillful techniques."

"Treat your body like a willow catkin, and land without making a sound."

Under intense military training and Su Chen's personal guidance regardless of cost, this group progressed at a rate far exceeding that of ordinary people.

Gao Dazhuang was the first to grasp the technique. He tightly concentrated the powerful qi and blood of the "Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill" into his dantian, only diverting a tiny wisp of refined internal energy to circulate through the meridians in his feet. His steps remained steady, but now possessed a lightness that was difficult for ordinary people to detect.

Lei Kaihua, relying entirely on his innate wildness and intuition, stumbled countless times before discovering a strange and extremely swift method of unconventional movement.

The morning of the fifth day.

The morning mist had not yet dissipated at Zhenguoguan Square.

Su Chen stood in the center, his gaze calm.

With a command, he shouted, "Everyone, activate the 'Lingbo Weibu' technique!"

boom!

Nearly two hundred figures moved at the same time.

In the air, hundreds of blurry afterimages seemed to suddenly explode. They were no longer as clumsy as before; each one seemed to be guided by invisible threads, outlining mysterious Bagua diagrams on the ground.

The speed increased, and the afterimages became more and more numerous.

In the end, only a blur of figures remained on the entire square, making it impossible to distinguish one from another. They were no longer simply running, but were constantly making short-distance "flashes" at a frequency incomprehensible to ordinary people.

This bizarre scene would send chills down the spine of any well-equipped modern military unit. Because you simply don't know where to fire the bullet next.

"Okay! Stop everything!"

Su Chen's voice was like a stabilizing force, instantly freezing all the chaotic afterimages.

Nearly two hundred team members stood in front of him in perfect unison. Although they were all panting and covered in sweat, their eyes were filled with unprecedented confidence and excitement.

"Congratulations on mastering the Lingbo Weibu technique!" Su Chen said slowly, a rare smile of satisfaction on his face.

"Now, you possess strength, defense, and speed."

He paused, letting the team members process their joy.

A moment later, Su Chen's expression suddenly turned cold, and an invisible pressure instantly enveloped the entire square, as if the air itself had frozen.

"But remember, everything you learn is top secret in Kunlun. Your families and your closest comrades-in-arms must not know a thing."

His voice turned icy, like a Siberian cold front, chilling everyone to the bone.

"From this day forward, anyone who dares to leak even a tiny bit of Kunlun's martial arts techniques, regardless of their reason..."

His gaze, cold and profound, slowly swept across everyone's face, pausing on the faces of Gao Dazhuang, Lei Kaihua, and others.

"I will personally abolish his martial arts, expel him from Kunlun, and hold him accountable for life!"

The entire square was silent. All the team members felt a chill run from the soles of their feet to the top of their heads. They had no doubt that their captain could do what he said he would do.

Su Chen's voice rang out again, each word distinct and clear, like a brand etched into the soul.

"Even if it's your son or your own brother, you must never pass it on! This is the bottom line, and it's my promise, Su Chen."

This is an order, but more importantly, it is a vow.

All the team members silently straightened their chests, their eyes becoming incredibly determined. They understood that from the moment they stepped into Kunlun, their lives had been completely severed from their past.

Seeing the determination in everyone's eyes, Su Chen nodded in satisfaction.

He slowly withdrew his suffocating pressure, and the atmosphere in the square relaxed.

Just when everyone thought the lecture was about to end, Su Chen spoke again, his tone calm, but it made everyone's hearts skip a beat.

"The techniques have been taught to you, and your foundation has been laid."

"Consolidate the rest well, memorize them, and we will conduct actual combat training later."