Daily Evolution from Mastering Tai Chi

Chapter 498 - 345: Palm Nuclear Fusion Experiment

"Okay." Wang Ye nodded directly.

The four men across from him looked slightly surprised, seemingly not expecting Wang Ye to agree so readily.

In their estimation, someone as capable as Wang Ye, when faced with such a strong demand, would not compromise so easily.

But now Wang Ye had decisively agreed to their request. This was clearly not within their expectations.

Actually, Wang Ye hadn’t thought too much about it; he fully understood that with his current status, he simply didn’t have the power to refuse. It was obvious that these four men were likely from the military.

While he was indeed strong, it was only in the realm of personal combat. If he came up against a group with some combat ability, his personal strength would be as fragile as a mere chicken or dog.

Moreover, he could roughly guess why these four men had come looking for him.

Aside from causing quite a stir during his recent training sessions, Wang Ye hadn’t been involved in any other activities.

So, in all probability, they had seen value in his training skills and wanted to recruit him.

The current military was not in need of soldiers as much as it lacked methods to improve the overall quality of its personnel.

And Wang Ye’s ability to make such significant progress with many athletes in just ten days was precisely what they needed.

It’s the same principle: in their view, Wang Ye’s personal strength might not be much, because to most people, no matter how strong Wang Ye is, he can’t be stronger than modern technology. Even a few soldiers could easily overpower him; after all, one pair of fists can’t beat four hands—this is an iron rule that has held since ancient times. But his ability to lead numerous trainees in improving their skills was extremely valuable to them, as it meant his power could endlessly duplicate and bring about more talent.

Wang Ye didn’t actually resist this; as long as they treated him reasonably, he had no qualms about offering some help.

This time, his return to China to conduct training was not for any rewards or connections, but purely to serve his country, boost its strength, and simultaneously amplify his own worth.

It’s safe to say that most of his actions now are selfless, without a trace of fault. His needs have long surpassed the highest level of self-actualization.

After a moment of silence, one of the four men replied:

"Don’t leave Chengdu after the training; we’ll come to find you."

Having said this, the four turned around to leave,

but Wang Ye suddenly spoke: "However, I have a condition."

They turned back, their expressions becoming serious: "What condition?"

Wang Ye: "Over the next few days, stop following me."

"What?" The four men’s faces tightened slightly.

Wang Ye explained: "I don’t like being watched while I train."

The four men nodded, "We’ll consider it."

Then, they continued to turn and leave.

Leaving Wang Ye alone in the mountains to continue his training.

After getting down the mountain, the four men immediately contacted their direct superior by phone,

Once the call connected, they began to report:

"Wang Ye agreed to our request, but his condition is that we stop tracking him."

The man on the other end of the call asked with interest: "Stop tracking? Could he be hiding some secret?"

"Not sure. He said he doesn’t like being watched during training, but when we shadowed him recently, we didn’t find anything unusual. It’s just that his training method is very strange; he sits in meditation all night, claiming it’s training, but it looks more like sleeping..."

"So, he discovered you rather than you revealing yourselves?" The leader sharply caught the key point in their words and continued: "Even you could be noticed. This guy clearly has many secrets."

"Exactly, Wang Ye’s Five Senses seem extremely sensitive, conservatively estimated to be ten times more acute than an ordinary person’s, able to hear our breathing and heartbeat from a hundred meters away, which seems suspicious." They replied.

The leader thought aloud: "This point is indeed worth investigating. Once he joins our unit, we’ll have to find a way to arrange a medical checkup for him."

"Should we stop trying to track him?" the four men reminded.

The leader’s tone was relaxed, "Doesn’t matter; the objective has already been achieved. Whatever he does isn’t our concern. By the way, each of you write a three-thousand-word self-critique. Such an important task and you still managed to get caught."

"...Understood." After their response, the call was ended.

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A night passed.

Wang Ye finished his practice and opened his eyes.

He faintly felt that after each practice, something unknown within him seemed to become more solid.

With a slight movement of his mind, he opened his hands, and flames suddenly erupted from his palms.

The nature of this flame was extremely stable; even if a gust of wind blew by, the flame wouldn’t waver in the slightest.

Furthermore, it could grow larger, smaller, or even change colors according to Wang Ye’s will.

More importantly, the temperature of this flame was exceptionally high, seemingly five to ten times hotter than ordinary flames. Its interior throbbed with layers of round waves, akin to the Mach rings formed by the condensation of flames at a rocket’s exhaust.

It looked somewhat like a trick used by those showmen or fire-playing magicians.