While people were thrilled that Wang Yi had been cleared of suspicion, many Western fans were marveling at his Top of Heart Elbow.
"Kung fu! My God, is this how devastating kung fu can be?"
"I want Wang Yi to take me on as his student!"
"How much force did it take to kill an armed thug with one elbow?"
"So many people say Chinese kung fu is fake. Now tell me loud and clear—is it?"
In Los Angeles.
Doug was recovering in the hospital, lying in his bed.
When he saw the news report on TV, memories of what had happened before came flooding back.
He, too, had once been struck by Wang Yi's Top of Heart Elbow.
At the time, he'd only thought that Wang Yi was ruthless, knocking him down with one elbow and leaving him bedridden for half a year.
But now he realized that Wang Yi had held back.
If he hadn't, Doug would have been dead long ago.
From then on, the video of Wang Yi killing the thug with one elbow spread wildly across the internet.
In just one night, it was shared over 500,000 times in the United States, and the number of shares worldwide quickly surpassed ten million.
That single elbow had shown countless people what Chinese kung fu really was.
And many who had once practiced Chinese kung fu and dismissed it as mere showmanship finally understood the truth of those words.
Kung fu was a killing art!
Early the next morning.
The mayor's office in Sacramento.
The mayor was listening as his secretary reported some of the major events from the day before.
"Regarding yesterday afternoon's shooting, people online claimed that Wang Yi entered a kindergarten with a gun. But police footage has since confirmed that Wang Yi killed