"Yes, yes, yes, everything you say is right. I think you just can't stand seeing someone better than you."
"This is way too unscientific. I think it was edited in post too. If Ye Chen had trained martial arts since childhood, it might be a little more believable."
"These contrarians are basically saying that anything I can't do is fake, and anything beyond my understanding is fake too."
"I don't believe it anyway. Unless it's special effects, Ye Chen has to do it again live."
"If this is real, I'll livestream myself washing my hair upside down."
"What's so interesting about washing your hair? If Ye Chen really kicked that sword, with no special effects and no editing, I'll fucking livestream myself taking a shit upside down!"
"Bookmarking this."
"Bookmarking this."
"Bookmarking this."
"..."
"I had some doubts about Ye Chen before, but now I hope this footage is real. Officials, hurry up and confirm it!"
"..."
The online debate grew incredibly heated. Although Ye Chen's die-hard fans chose to believe in and support him unconditionally, most netizens basically didn't think the sword-kicking footage was real.
Su Ningwei got angry when she saw the doubts online.
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Su Ningwei had personally seen Ye Chen kick the sword for real yesterday, and she had even recorded a video. How could she let people question Ye Chen's abilities?
Su Ningwei immediately made a call and arranged a few things.
That afternoon.
Ye Chen's official verified account, the official verified account of the Chinese-style game Heroes of the Martial World, Star Shine Company's official verified account, and major entertainment verified accounts released the original footage of Ye Chen kicking the sword, filmed by the director's camera. It directly confirmed that Ye Chen had genuinely kicked the sword.
Major official media outlets also reposted