A Journey Through the Worlds of Film and Television.

Chapter 745: Undersea Training

After walking to a certain depth in the sea, when Lu Cheng felt that the pressure around him reached a certain level, he stopped and started boxing in the sea.

When you are in the sea, the buoyancy of the water always wants to lift you up. You must divert your mind and lower your body's center of gravity in order to stand firmly on the seabed.

At the same time, the sea water is surging all the time, and the ups and downs contain powerful thrust. If you want to make every move according to the predetermined trajectory, you must be familiar with the waves of the sea water, and be able to follow your heart and take advantage of the situation.

After practicing with the lead-mercury ball for a while, Lu Cheng took out a long stick and wielded it like a gun, shaking, buckling, stabbing, collapsing, splitting, and picking at the bottom of the sea...

During this process, Lu Cheng not only had to make accurate and powerful moves to eliminate the resistance of the sea water, but also had to control the strength of each move, otherwise the wooden stick in his hand would easily break.

At the beginning, Lu Cheng could not fully adapt to the rhythm of practicing shooting underwater, and often a wooden stick would break in less than half an hour.

After practicing for three days, the wooden stick in Lu Cheng's hand lasted a whole day without breaking, and it was obvious that he was able to accurately control the water flow.

Once he is completely familiar with the water at a certain depth, Lu Cheng will move towards deeper depths.

That day, Lu Cheng went out early in the morning and came to the sea to practice again. Suddenly, he found two or three large turtles hunting near a reef.

The seemingly bulky turtle, which was carrying a heavy shell, used its flippers to paddle forward in the sea water, bit a jellyfish, and began to eat. The whole action seemed not fast, but it was graceful, as if it was the perfect combination of heaviness and lightness.

Lu Cheng felt something in his heart for a moment, and suddenly thought of the Taoist classics "exhale the old and take in the new, like the bear's wings and the bird's wings".

Ancient sages looked up at the heavens and earth, saw through all things, and learned ways to maintain health and longevity from animals. They exhaled the foul air in their chests, inhaled fresh air, and imitated the movements of black bears climbing rocks and birds spreading their wings, in order to nourish their qi and prolong their lives.

Every move of this sea turtle is as heavy and powerful as a bear. When its front two fins paddle the water, it is like a bird spreading its wings. In line with the principle of "bears move with their arms and birds move with their legs", this sea turtle is also famous for its longevity.

The connection and truth behind this are indeed thought-provoking.

At this moment, the turtle needed to breathe, so it gently paddled its front fins and floated diagonally upwards towards the sea surface.

Somehow, Lu Cheng thought of the scene of a giant python swimming in the water that he had seen in the world of "Anaconda" before, as well as the various snake movements he had seen before. A turtle and a snake seemed to be able to combine with each other, and they were exactly the Xuanwu in the mythology and legend.

Immediately afterwards, many ideas emerged in Lu Cheng's mind, including the Tai Chi combined attack technique "Horse Stepping on Flying Swallow" by Chen Ai Yang of Singapore Chen Style Tai Chi in the original work, the "Dragon and Snake Combined Attack" created by Tang Zi Chen, and the "Bear and Eagle Combined Attack" by Shang Yunxiang. These all combined two of the twelve Xingyi forms to create his own combined attack moves.

A turtle and a snake form the Xuanwu, which is the perfect combination of heaviness and lightness. It is able to make light of heavy things and heavy things seem light.

With something in his mind, a long stick immediately appeared in Lu Cheng's hand. He took a step out into the sea, and the long stick in his hand stabbed forward like a poisonous snake coming out of a hole, carrying an extremely heavy momentum.

But the long stick was seen moving forward with a huge force, instantly shaking the surrounding sea water and making a dull sound at the bottom of the sea, like a muffled thunder through the clouds.

However, after the shot was fired, the long stick made of ash wood suddenly exploded, breaking into pieces of wood chips that floated in the sea and floated upwards.

Lu Cheng abandoned the long stick and used the "Snake Pushing the Grass" move on the seabed. While moving forward, he pushed forward with his right hand. It seemed slow but was actually fast. He actually created an air bubble in the sea water, pushing the sea water in front of him suddenly forward, and another muffled sound was heard.

Afterwards, Lu Cheng moved his feet slightly, retracted his hand instantly, but then turned his palm downward, and clenched his hand like a snake's head, and attacked forward.

If there was an enemy in front of him at this moment, he would probably be pierced through the throat and neck by the snake palm in an instant, killing him on the spot.

At one time, the twelve forms of Xingyi, the thirteen forms of Tai Chi, Tongbei, Pijia, Baji...

Lu Cheng practiced the essence of various schools and sects recorded in Tang Zichen's "Records of National Martial Arts", and the connection between each other was smooth and natural. It seemed that he did it effortlessly, but it was like an antelope hanging on a horn, with no trace to be found.

At the same time, Lu Cheng's experiences of fighting with others and killing on the battlefield for thousands of years also came to his mind, and he entered a mysterious state, as if he had completely merged with the surrounding sea water, sometimes like a nimble fish, sometimes like a steady turtle, moving fast and slow, advancing and retreating, all naturally in the sea water.

At this moment, it seems that all the moves are no longer important, and one can only go with the flow and do what comes naturally.

An unknown amount of time had passed before Lu Cheng suddenly noticed that the surrounding sea water began to move violently. His originally smooth and natural body shape was also affected and lost its original rhythm.

Lu Cheng, who had been on the seabed for who knows how long, had already used up most of his strength. Suddenly faced with this situation, Lu Cheng remained calm, imitating the floating of a turtle, quickly surfaced, and swam towards the shore at an extremely fast speed.

At this time, the sky was completely dark, wind and waves began to rise on the sea, and there were lightning and thunder in the sky. It was obvious that a storm was coming.

Although Lu Cheng can walk on the waves on the water, he can only swim in the water in the rough sea.

Even if one's control over strength has reached the pinnacle, one cannot resist the surging sea water.

When facing the heaven, earth and nature, Lu Cheng is just a slightly stronger human being and cannot fight against the heaven, earth and nature.

After swimming to the shore, Lu Cheng immediately went to the place where the motorcycle was stored. The motorcycle was still there and had not been discovered by anyone.

I took out my phone from the car, turned it on and saw that it was already eight o'clock in the evening.

Lu Cheng immediately got on his motorcycle and drove towards home.

When we were halfway there, it started to rain heavily.

Lu Cheng returned to his residential area in the rain, parked his motorcycle, went home to wash up, and calmed down his blood. Lu Cheng just felt extremely hungry.

Then, Lu Cheng opened the refrigerator, took out some steaks, and started frying beef for himself.

After eating four or five beef bowls, as well as some other fruits, vegetables and rice, Lu Cheng finally felt full.

After a full meal, Lu Cheng came to the window, looked at the heavy rain outside, and recalled all the gains of the day. He felt very satisfied.

In the following period of time, no matter if it was sunny or stormy, Lu Cheng would go to the bottom of the sea and exercise in the surging sea water. His physique began to grow little by little...