Realistic animation, you call this tennis!

And just now she heard the obvious sound of the racket hitting the tennis ball and the tennis ball falling to the ground.

All this shows that Zhou Ran did serve the ball just now, and the tennis ball was hit into Guan Lei's half of the court.

But she really didn't see Zhou Ran swinging his racket to hit the ball.

"What's happening here?"

Feeling somewhat conflicted, Yang Yiyi became increasingly confused.

Chapter 78: Make an exception! Enable high-speed cameras!

When Guan Lei on the court and the audience in the live broadcast room mistakenly thought that Zhou Ran did not serve, Zhou Ran looked somewhat helpless.

He forgot one thing, that is the invisible swing of the racket. Not only Guan Lei couldn't see it, but even the referee and the spectators on the sidelines couldn't see it.

When there was no professional equipment for live broadcast and replay, he had some difficulty in using this trick to make the audience realize that he had just served the ball.

Afterwards, Zhou Ran did not delay any further. He raised his racket and slowly pointed it at the tennis ball that he had just hit into Guan Lei's half of the court.

At first, everyone was confused about the purpose of Zhou Ran's action.

Then, everyone who was originally very excited suddenly began to quiet down.

Because they saw that what Zhou Ran was pointing at was the tennis ball in Guan Lei's half of the court.

The purpose of this action was very obvious. Zhou Ran wanted to let everyone see that he had not failed to swing the racket to hit the ball, but had already served the ball.

And that tennis ball was hit into Guan Lei's half of the court.

But how could the audience believe this kind of thing so easily?

"Hey, referee, speak up, who scored just now?"

"That's right, why is the referee so bad today? What's he doing?"

"This is the first time I've seen a referee staring blankly during a match!"

Although they had a vague feeling that Zhou Ran had just swung his racket to serve and scored, the audience was unwilling to believe that Zhou Ran could serve without them seeing.

So they were eager for the referee to give a clear result.

At this time, the referee, who was being criticized by the live broadcast room and the audience, was also helpless and confused.

He also wanted to announce the score on the field.

Moreover, he was just about to urge Zhou Ran to serve the ball, but he didn't see Zhou Ran make any serving move.

But when he saw the extra tennis ball in Guan Lei's half, he was very confused.

He couldn't figure out who scored.

However, the referee this time is obviously more professional and reliable than the previous ones.

He didn't understand what was happening on the court and quickly discussed it with the referee team.

After several minutes of discussion, the referee team made a decision that they would make an exception and use the big screen above the stadium in today's game.

The court in front of us is a professional court with complete equipment, enough to support the live broadcast of a top professional tennis match.

However, due to the rules of the competition, these devices do not need to be activated before the national competition, which caused the large screen above the stadium to remain black.

But things are different now.

In ordinary games, the referee can know what is happening on the court just by using his naked eyes.

However, just now Zhou Ran seemed to have served the ball, but also seemed not to have served the ball. The referee could only see the situation on the court clearly through his eyes.

In desperation, we can only rely on high-tech equipment.

After making this decision, the referee first contacted the event officials, and after obtaining their consent, he sent some professional behind-the-scenes directors.

After quick operations, the high-speed cameras that had been deactivated and the large screen above the stadium were put into operation quickly.

"Player Zhou Ran, I didn't see clearly what happened on the court just now. Could you please restart the game?"

"Every moment that follows will be captured by the high-speed camera. Don't worry, there will be no misjudgment!"

Everything was ready, and the referee first asked Zhou Ran for his opinion.

After all, he didn't see the situation on the field clearly just now, so the responsibility lies with him.

If Zhou Ran had really scored just now, it would be inappropriate to ask Zhou Ran to restart the game.

Seeing what the referee said and did, Zhou Ran knew that all this was for the fairness of the game.

Of course, he also knew that it was a bit difficult to ask the referee to see the swing of the racket that he could not see with his naked eyes.

So he quickly agreed with the referee's words, reset the score to zero, and start over.

And he wouldn't care about this score.

Scoring is now as easy for him as drinking water. He wouldn't care about even 10 points, let alone one.

Then he straightened his posture and prepared to serve.

Zhou Ran was very calm at this time, but the others were not like that.

For the audience, their interest and enthusiasm in watching the game were higher.

Because they witnessed history.

There has never been a precedent for using on-site professional equipment in competitions before the national competitions.

They never expected that the referee would make an exception for Zhou Ran.

More importantly, they knew that with the help of high-speed cameras and large screens, they could finally see clearly what had just happened on the court.

So they also held their breath and watched the game more seriously.

They wanted to find out whether Zhou Ran had swung the racket and hit the ball just now.

If he swung the racket and hit the ball, then why didn't they see it?

When the audience was preparing to watch the game seriously, Guan Lei on the court was extremely flustered.

The game plan he had previously formulated with his father Guan Feng was to find an opportunity to pretend to be injured during the game.

The reason why the two of them dared to do this was that now it was the regional qualifiers, and there were no high-speed cameras on site to replay the game, nor any professional live broadcasts.

Many of his actions on the court will not be magnified or noticed by the audience.

But now, if he pretends to be injured again, the moment he is injured will definitely be captured by a high-speed camera and then replayed over and over again on the big screen above the stadium847.

Then he might be exposed.

"Damn it!"

Feeling that the situation was somewhat unfavorable to him, Guan Lei cursed in his heart.

But the reality didn't allow him to be angry, as Zhou Ran was about to serve.

All he can do next is to improve his acting skills.

He had to pretend to be injured. After all, he couldn't beat Zhou Ran based on his physical strength.

Since the high-speed camera has been turned on, the timing of his pretending to be injured during the next game must be perfect and cannot be casual.

And his acting skills should be more realistic.

For now, this is all we can do.

All of Guan Lei's thoughts were written on his face. Although not obvious, nothing could escape Zhou Ran's sharp eyes.

Seeing Guan Lei becoming increasingly embarrassed, Zhou Ran just smiled.

The game hasn't started yet, and the fun hasn't started yet.

Guan Lei’s current predicament is nothing, because there will be something even more difficult for Guan Lei next.

After thinking about it, Zhou Ran adjusted his state and posture.

He slowly tossed the tennis ball into the air and then swung the racket hard.

He used the invisible swing.

This time he held nothing back, because he knew that no matter how fast he swung the racket, the high-speed camera would prove that he had indeed served the ball.

Chapter 79: No chance!

When high-speed cameras and a large screen above the stadium were used at the game, everyone's attention was focused on the court.

They wanted to see what moves Zhou Ran would use next.

However, when everyone focused their attention, they found that the situation on the court was exactly the same as in the previous round.

They saw Zhou Ran throw the tennis ball into the air first, and then without any hitting movement, he returned to a standing position again.

In the eyes of the audience, it still looked like Zhou Ran didn't swing the racket to hit the ball.

If it was the previous round, the audience would definitely be very confused about what Zhou Ran was doing.

But at this time everyone had no time to be confused, they quickly focused their attention on the big screen above the stadium.

They knew there must be replays of all the footage of Zhou Ran swinging his racket and hitting the ball on the court just now.

When the audience focused their attention on the big screen above the stadium, Yang Yiyi on the sidelines finally confirmed the confusion in her heart.

Just now, she saw that the tennis ball thrown into the air by Zhou Ran did not fall to the ground, but disappeared out of thin air.

At that time, she was guessing that the tennis ball thrown by Zhou Ran disappeared out of thin air, and then there was an extra tennis ball in Guan Lei's half of the court, which meant that Zhou Ran had already swung the racket to hit the ball.

But she couldn't see Zhou Ran swinging his racket to hit the ball.

In the last round of the game, she was very reluctant to believe such a situation.

Although her own tennis skills are average, she believes that there is no such thing as a trick in the world that would prevent her from seeing the swing of the racket and the ball.

But now, when she saw Zhou Ran using the invisible swing process again, she was sure that although she had never seen such a thing before and although she thought it was unlikely to happen, it was indeed happening before her eyes.

After all, if it weren't for this, the tennis ball Zhou Ran threw out would definitely not disappear out of thin air.

There will definitely not be an extra tennis ball appearing out of thin air in Guan Lei's half of the court.

After she thought about it, she quickly focused her attention on the big screen above the stadium, just like the audience.