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Chapter 236 - 234. Squadron leader rushes out into the universe! (Fourth update)_1

Chapter 236: 234. Squadron leader rushes out into the universe! (Fourth update)_1

Red Scarf went viral, suddenly a bunch of comments praising Red Scarf emerged underneath, pushing these comments to the hottest extent.

Ren He glanced over and immediately knew it was Li Muxi, the internet cafe owner and head of the online mercenaries he had met at the cafe, stirring up trouble to ride the wave of popularity again.

When he checked the communication group, it was buzzing with activity in the Red Scarf chat. Li Muxi was leading the charge in the group, "Praise Red Scarf with all your might, folks. We can only make money if we get famous. Look at Little Wang, he worked his butt off for Hua Ge Media last month, and that’s all money right there. Just yesterday, he went to pick up his new car. I want to know who in Red Scarf will be the next to buy a car?"

Ren He felt a mix of amusement and helplessness at Li Muxi’s wild way of managing the team. At this moment, Ren He remembered that it was important to keep in touch with Li Muxi—after all, in the future world, no one can do without the network.

At this time, the overseas viewers were in an uproar after seeing the "Everything is Possible 1" video, realizing that the parkour expert in the video was their idol, Knight!

Disguised appearances and teasing passersby in videos were still new in this parallel world, not as common as in his previous life, which is why they were considered so refreshing!

An Extreme Domain expert dressed up as an old man faced mockery and then suddenly displayed powerful physical fitness to tease passersby—it seemed quite fun!

Not to mention anything else, the creativity alone deserved praise.

Outsiders unaware of the situation didn’t realize this was Ren He’s idea, and Liu Erbao’s team received a boost of popularity in the circle once again...

In "Everything is Possible 1", everything in the video was still normal; Ren He had shown a couple of moves, but they were within the range of normalcy, achievable by many.

However, things got a bit scary with "Everything is Possible 2".

The video began with Ren He jumping from over four meters high, using a standard fish leap roll to break his fall. As some viewers reached this point, they began to realize that this video might be different!

But nobody could have predicted just how strong Ren He would be when showing his one-legged wall climb. Even the difficulty of that one move alone meant nobody in the parkour community could surpass him—the difficulty level was almost unimaginable!

Normally, parkour practitioners who can perform a one-legged wall climb over a two-meter-high wall are considered skilled, but Ren He was wall-kicking and doing one-legged wall climbs over a four-meter height, which was simply inhuman!

And at this moment, Ren He was naturally still wearing his elderly makeup, and the visual impact was shockingly indescribable.

Then the next moment, as Ren He sprinted on the rooftop and leapt from the edge of the rooftop, Liu Erbao added a slow-motion shot!

At that instant, everyone’s hearts clenched just like Liu Erbao’s did at the time!

Liu Erbao also added graphics and numbers in the video, clearly marking the distance between the two buildings: 8.5 meters.

The world record for running long jump is 8.95 meters and here’s an 8.5-meter leap between buildings—just thinking about it shows how difficult it is, and yet Ren He achieved it.

When Ren He finally, at the last moment, smudged his makeup and covered himself with the Red Scarf, countless people in front of computer screens exclaimed, "Knight! It’s actually Knight!"

It was the same Knight who had taken them on a ride through Heavenly Road on a bicycle in the videos, their idol!

Ren He calmly looked at the camera, his face smeared with makeup, yet countless people thought, this scene was just too cool—Knight was damn handsome!

That calm gaze was enough to kill it all!

In that moment, countless people became die-hard fans of Ren He and, if calculated seriously, he might not be far behind first-line celebrities, even at a global level.

"Salute to life, thanks to Knight for letting me experience the meaning of life as if I were there!" someone commented.

"I was almost scared to death when he jumped the 8.5 meters, but when he succeeded, for some reason, I felt so moved!"

"A fan for life, I just want to know Knight’s real identity; I want to go to China to pay my respects!"

In fact, many people understood that, in a sense, the rise of Knight made many foreigners realize that China was not as backward as their media portrayed, and that Chinese people are awesome in extreme sports too!

Topics like mainlanders can’t afford tea eggs just seem ridiculous when you think about it.

In a past life, someone on a variety show in Taiwan marveled, "Taiwan is so convenient now, it takes only half an hour for a phone top-up to go through."

Ren He laughed back then, half an hour for top-up is convenient? If it’s late by 10 seconds, I would think I entered the wrong number, okay?

It’s such a proud and secure feeling to see the motherland thriving, and Ren He took great pride in this.

And Knight proved with facts that Chinese people have already claimed the title of number one in two domains.

Many people don’t understand why Knight, a cyclist, is also so formidable in the parkour world, so much so that it makes one wonder if he’s even human...

Domestically, the comments never doubted, unanimously saying: "The team leader is freaking awesome, no explanation needed!"

"The team leader is killing it, throw flowers!"

"The team leader is badass!"

"The team leader steps out into the world!"

"The team leader races through the universe!"

Ren He almost peed himself laughing, the style of comments from home and abroad are simply on different wavelengths, but he still preferred the entertaining banter of the big guys back home.

The most bewildered were the people teased by Ren He in the first video; being shown up by the old man was one thing, but now it had even gone viral online.

When the video first came out, their phones blew up with calls, all damned mock-congratulatory messages!

Only now did they realize that the old man was Knight in disguise. Truth be told, as confused as they were, they actually felt quite balanced about it; it’s normal to be shown up by a pro, anyone going there would damn well be shown up, right?

That 8.5-meter leap, whoever dares to challenge it, dies!

Latter on, they would occasionally show off, saying, "Look at the video at 1 minute 13 seconds, I’m the one who talked to the team leader and got owned!"

And they did so with a proud tone, prompting countless people to exclaim, "OMG, so you’ve actually seen the team leader with your own eyes!"

In China, Knight no longer goes by Knight, but rather as the team leader...

It seems as if the name Knight never existed, just the team leader...

Ren He didn’t really care; whatever he was called, he was just himself.

Even then, people couldn’t help but compare Knight with the current number one in parkour, but when journalists pressed the former number one for his thoughts, he simply smiled wryly: "We’re not even on the same level, there’s no point comparing."

Even the former number one said so, passing on the title officially!

As for who benefited the most from this topic, the executives at TK Company watched the developments closely as Red Scarf sales skyrocketed. People bought Red Scarfs for bragging rights, fun, and fashion, but also with the idea of collecting them.

TK was indeed the biggest beneficiary, no doubt about it.

At that moment, an executive suddenly asked, "When we signed the contract, it was the other party who insisted on adding the extra endorsement clause for cross-domain challenges. Do you think he had already decided to cross over from the beginning? Could there be even more domains he plans to conquer?!"

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