Bond's girlfriend, Jane, watched the video and her eyes lit up.
Bond had actually taken the initiative to fight someone.
In the past, Bond had always endured whenever he could and backed down whenever possible.
But today he'd gone after the team leader of his own accord. He was finally showing a bit of manliness.
Of course, that wasn't to say a man had to fight people to prove he was a man.
But at least this showed that Bond's mindset had changed from what it used to be.
Jane knew, of course, that fighting Wang Yi alone wasn't enough, but she wasn't in a hurry. She would wait and see how things unfolded.
At the same time, seeing the results of this, she couldn't help admiring Wang Yi.
Wang Yi had promised to make Bond a True Man again, and the results were genuinely impressive.
She was also looking forward to seeing Bond's performance on the court.
She didn't expect Bond to argue over everything in his daily life. She just wanted him to act like a True Man when it came to serious matters, like playing on the court.
During that day's practice, Wang Yi and Bond trained separately.
Bond barely said a word.
He also seemed clearly upset. Unlike before, when he would just do enough to get by, he trained viciously hard that day.
He pushed himself until he was out of breath in every drill.
Throughout the entire day of practice, he and Wang Yi didn't exchange a single word—not even a glance.
Whenever his eyes occasionally swept over Wang Yi, they held a fierce glint.
The whole Kings organization was deeply worried.
They had hoped Wang Yi would play the role of a good leader as he always had and take the initiative to