I'm a professional villain actor; my fans are begging me not to kill them.

No one paid attention to Bai Ye's clarification video. Passersby didn't care at all whether he was wronged or not, and almost everyone who saw the clarification video scrolled away immediately.

But the "I will kill" video is different. At first, netizens thought it was just some kind of abstract thing. There are all sorts of strange and eccentric people on Douyin, and all kinds of people will try to get attention.

But curiosity drove them to click in and take a look. After all, who had ever seen such a scene before? As a result, the first three seconds of the video were almost 100% saved.

The video is very fast-paced. It opens with Bai Ye standing there, shouting "Black Dragon Eighteen Hands" and starting to practice his punches.

"Azure Dragon Probes with its Claw!"

"The Dragon Girl Looks in the Mirror!"

"The python turns over!"

"Stealing peaches under the armpit!"

……

Netizens were horrified and chilled to the bone.

Even the most clueless person could see how vicious and ruthless this boxing style was; every move was deadly, and any one of them could cause disability or death.

Holy crap!

"My temples are throbbing."

My throat hurts a little.

"Dude, are you really capable of killing someone?"

"This set of boxing techniques must be expensive, right?"

"Is it a matter of whether it's cheap or not? This punch is punishable by ten years in prison!"

"Holy crap! That blunder sent chills down my spine."

After Bai Ye finished performing a set of Black Dragon Eighteen Hands, the comment section was already buzzing.

Douyin (TikTok) is full of people who claim to know how to kill, but their skills are nothing compared to the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands.

Their kung fu is incredibly cool, with lots of jumping and punching, all very flashy. The Black Dragon Eighteen Styles, however, abandons all unnecessary movements and eliminates any fancy elements, going straight for the kill with a single strike.

"This blogger is really capable of killing people."

"If this move is executed flawlessly, the opponent will probably be reduced to ashes."

"Please teach me kung fu!"

"Does the blogger accept apprentices?"

"Please, I want to learn this boxing style!"

6. He killed someone without calling me.

"This blogger looks like someone who's killed people before. They must have killed quite a few in the past, right?"

"I used to think that killing ten was too few."

"Let's start with 20."

"Not that little."

The video of him boxing went viral as soon as it was released. As one netizen put it, "This is what Douyin was originally like: even murderers can share their lives."

"6. I never thought I could learn how to kill someone on Douyin."

The well-known blogger Laoshi came as soon as he smelled the scent. The last time he gained a lot of traffic was because of his edit of Bai Ye's portrayal of Lin Dong. He has always paid close attention to Bai Ye and insists that he is his lucky star.

Seeing this, he quickly understood what Bai Ye was doing.

Fight fire with fire, and let netizens explain the fight scene with Fu Ziang themselves with even more sensational videos. Don't fall into the trap of self-proof; once you get dragged into it, it will only make things worse.

Bai Ye's move was undoubtedly brilliant, and it also generated a lot of buzz.

I have to lend him a hand, buddy.

The teacher watched the video several times and also downloaded the video of Bai Ye fighting with Fu Ziang that netizens posted.

After fiddling around for about an hour, the teacher updated the video.

#Friend, want to learn how to kill? The Black Dragon Eighteen Hands! You'll learn it in no time!#

In the video, the teacher edited together some of the more popular martial arts scenes from the past two years with the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands, and added music, all perfectly timed.

A netizen watching the video commented: "What? Learning how to kill someone? Let me see what's going on."

"I'm here to learn kung fu."

"+1!"

The video immediately attracted a lot of viewers.

A voice-over says, "If you can extend your arm, you can feint with your left hand; if you can make a fist with your palm, you can extend your right claw. If you can understand both, with a little practice, you'll have mastered the Azure Dragon Claw!"

In the video, Bai Ye's eyes were filled with murderous intent. With a sway and a push, viewers felt a sore throat.

Eyes: I understand. Brain: I think I understand. Hands and feet: You two don't understand anything!

"I'm incredibly strong now! And I happen to have an enemy; I'll go find him and get my revenge!"

One netizen replied: "Dude, you learned it so quickly?"

The netizen said, "It's okay, I'll take the video and get revenge."

"Squat down."

"Bro, are you done yet?"

"Five minutes have passed, and the original poster is already out of luck."

"Where are we having the banquet? I'll sit at the children's table."

"Everyone, disperse. The original poster has already been executed."

The comments section was filled with jokes, and netizens watched the so-called "Black Dragon Eighteen Hands" with great interest.

At the end of the video, after much hesitation, the teacher added a fan-shot video of the action scene from "The Chaotic World," along with a caption.

"If this is what you call murder, then what is the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands called?"

The teacher's words quickly drew attacks from Fu Ziang's fans.

The teacher had anticipated this outcome; he simply wanted to say a few words of support along the way.

The teacher simply ignored all the insults.

With the teacher's help, more and more netizens have noticed this set of boxing techniques, and the controversy surrounding the fight between the crew of "White Night" has also subsided.

Anyone with a modicum of common sense can see the difference between the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands and the videos circulating among fans.

If the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands is a real killing technique, then the fight scene between Bai Ye and Fu Ziang in "The Chaotic World" is just child's play.

By the second day, far fewer people were criticizing Bai Ye. Passersby had regained their senses and decisively left the mess.

But that's still not enough. The combined number of fans of Bai Ye and Lao Shi is not even a fraction of Fu Ziang's. It's almost impossible to clear his name with this video.

Bai Ye plans to wait for the right opportunity to release the complete video of the filming crew on set, in order to minimize the impact.

Just then, the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands technique caught the attention of some netizens.

A certain detachment.

An instructor was scrolling through Douyin (TikTok) when he came across a video of Bai Ye, in which Bai Ye's voice could be heard saying, "Kung Fu is a killing technique."

The instructor laughed. Murder? Do people these days even know what kung fu is? And what about killing techniques?

Try killing one of them and let me see.

Have you ever killed anyone? Yet you dare to speak so arrogantly.

He's seen plenty of people like this, just trying to attract attention.

The instructor pressed a button on the screen, ready to swipe away.

Just then, the young man in the video, with a cold expression, moved with lightning speed, swaying and pushing with a murderous aura.

The instructor's expression immediately turned serious.

Having a military background, he immediately realized that the Azure Dragon Claw move was indeed aimed at killing.

Then came the Dragon Girl looking in the mirror, and the monstrous python turning over...

hiss!

The instructor gasped, his eyes wide as he watched it over and over again, his emotions still running high.

He was certain that every move in the video was a killing technique, and things were getting serious.

It wasn't that this set of boxing techniques was too ruthless; in fact, he had seen even more ruthless moves. What alarmed him was that the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands required a lot of real combat experience to learn.

Such courses are offered in the military and police academies, so the question is, how did this young man learn them?

Could it really be—murder?