Then Sun Kai lifted his right foot high and slammed it down.
"What's this guy doing?" someone asked in confusion.
"Probably trying to stall. Once he makes a move, it'll pretty much be over."
"Haha... true enough."
But the next second, when Sun Kai's foot struck the platform, a thunderous boom rang out. Even the ground seemed to shake.
"Uh..." Almost everyone froze, their mouths hanging open and their jaws practically hitting the floor.
Before they could react, Sun Kai raised his left foot high as well. Then came another boom... crack... It sounded as though he had stomped right through the wooden boards of the judo platform.
Bian Rourou stared fixedly at Sun Kai's left foot. The board beneath it had indeed snapped.
She trained on that platform all the time and knew exactly how sturdy it was, yet he had broken it with a single stomp.
If she hadn't seen it herself, she never would have believed it.
Just then, Sun Kai said calmly, "Rourou, here I come..."
Then he pushed off, and with a crack, another board on the platform broke.
Sun Kai frowned. "This platform's really flimsy. It's like it's made of flour. One touch and it crumbles."
Only then did Coach Pang snap out of his daze, his heart bleeding. Their judo platform had been built to international sporting standards and had held up perfectly for years. Who would have thought this guy would break it with two stomps?
Sun Kai couldn't care less about his heartache. With heavy thuds like a pile driver, he charged toward Bian Rourou.
"Stop... stop right now!" Coach Pang hurriedly shouted. He didn't know how strong Sun Kai really was, but that brute force alone was more than an ordinary person could withstand.
Never mind Bian Rourou—even if he