Inhuman Training (Part 2)

Training began. The one-finger handstand push-ups immediately posed a certain degree of difficulty for them, but through relentless effort, they finally overcame it.

Ten thousand one-finger handstand push-ups were extremely difficult for them at this stage. Their bodies were not yet strong enough to withstand the power of the gravity suits, so completing all ten thousand was no easy task.

Why had Kube set the requirement at ten thousand one-finger handstand push-ups? Because he wanted to see their perseverance. Success in anything did not come from a momentary burst of impulse; it required unceasing effort and powerful willpower. Success could not be achieved overnight—it was a process of accumulation. And throughout that process, perseverance was the key. The person with the strongest perseverance would surely be the one who succeeded in the end.

Ten thousand one-finger handstand push-ups were a test of willpower. If they did not even possess that kind of perseverance, they should get lost early and stop wasting his time. Kube did not have that much time to waste on trash.

"One, two, three..." Gaino had originally completed several thousand one-finger handstand push-ups, but so that his friends and family could keep up with him, he dropped to the ground, went over to them, and started again from the beginning.

Laiya said, "Brother Gaino, why are you doing this? You don't need to wait for us. You'd already done several thousand one-finger handstand push-ups, and now you have to start over."

Gaino said to everyone, "We are one whole. What I, Gaino, need is for all of us to grow stronger together, not for one person to become strong alone. That is not the result I want to see. Only when the entire team is strong can we be truly strong. Individual strength alone is like a