Knowing how to fly a plane is just different; unlike ordinary people who only know how to jack off.
The sports car player looked back and was so startled that his hands shook, almost losing his grip on the steering wheel and flipping over on flat ground.
He only saw a glider flying right above and behind the back of his head.
This player hurriedly stomped the accelerator to the floor, attempting to escape.
Yet Jiang Siming's glider pursued relentlessly, and no matter how he accelerated, the distance between the two of them steadily and rapidly closed.
Seeing that the distance was sufficient, Jiang Siming pulled the machine gun control lever beside him.
A machine gun rose from the bottom of the glider, and then under Jiang Siming's calibration, the muzzle locked onto the sports car below and opened fire!
Actually, Jiang Siming was also aiming blindly. It was true that he knew how to fly a plane, and with his Driving Mastery, he could drive any vehicle, even a spaceship.
He also had Sharpshooting Mastery, so he could use any weapon—that was also true.
However, combining the two made it much more difficult; he certainly hadn't claimed he could use a machine gun in an airplane.
Therefore, Jiang Siming had lowered the plane to such an extent precisely to use distance to make up for his shortcomings and reduce the miss rate.
Dadada.
Bullets rained down toward the ground.
At such close range, Jiang Siming truly didn't need to know how to aim; he just had to align and fire, and that was that.
Splashes of blood burst from time to time on the body of the player in the car.
This scene was yet another classic shot.
Wasn't that scene in Terminator 2, where the liquid robot flew