"These are the basic movements. You can also improvise some movements on the spot. You don't need to learn everything at once. Now I will break down each movement for you."
"Teacher Chen, I've memorized all the movements from just now. How about I demonstrate them to you in slow motion first?"
"You remembered them all?" Chen De was somewhat incredulous. His movements had been very fast, and some of them even tested the swordsman's physical agility.
Lu Wanzheng did not answer, but instead drew her sword, proving herself through her actions.
Her first attempt was slow, but she completed each movement. Before Chen De could even catch his breath, Lu Wanzheng had already started practicing a second time. This time, she was very fast, and her movements were much more fluid than the first time.
After repeating it twice, Lu Wanzheng also placed the sword behind her, without even taking a deep breath, as if this matter was quite simple for her.
At this moment, she carried a sword on her back, her military uniform exuding heroic spirit, her whole body radiating a glass-like brilliance, and her eyes burning with a fierce fire that swept away everything in its path and burned straight to people's hearts.
She seemed to have been born for this battlefield, for that era.
Lu Wanzheng knew very well that during the second take, she had immersed herself in the role. For a moment, she truly believed that she was a female general, and the sword in her hand was her best companion, her closest partner on the battlefield.
The series of movements went so smoothly that even she herself hadn't expected it to be so successful.
Chen De sheathed his sword, clapped his hands and praised, "You are a promising young man! Have you practiced martial arts since you were a child? Your movements are very smooth and beautiful."
"This is the first time I've ever touched a sword."
"You are very talented." Chen De looked at Lu Wanzheng with great satisfaction. She was the most talented actress he had ever met in his many years in the industry.
Lu Wanzheng picked up the sword in her hand. "I don't know why, but I always had a strong urge to learn this well, so I practiced it all at once."
Even though Lu Wanzheng didn't say it, her blood was still boiling the moment she got her hands on the sword.
Does she also have a martial arts dream?
But she never reads martial arts novels or watches martial arts TV series, so how could she have such a deep obsession with weapons?
Could it be that I was a chivalrous heroine in my past life, and that's why I only get excited when I see weapons in this life?
"Wanzheng, let's practice together. That way, you won't be nervous and make mistakes when you're filming." Chen De drew his sword again. At this moment, he regarded Lu Wanzheng as a junior, no longer an ordinary student.
Chen De moved quickly, wielding his sword to strike Lu Wanzheng. Lu Wanzheng had no time to react and instinctively took two steps back to parry with her sword. Then, she engaged Chen De in a flurry of movements, their swords clashing in the air with a crackling sound.
Chen De's sword was like a white snake spitting its tongue, hissing as it cut through the wind, while Lu Wanzheng's sword was as fast as lightning, leaving only a flash of white light.
Lu Wanzheng played very conservatively, mainly focusing on defense and supplementing it with offense. Chen De, on the other hand, was completely different. Although his swords were dangerous, he did not use his full strength and only made feints. In the end, the two swords collided in a cross shape, ending the sparring match.
"Wan Zheng, you performed quite well. I really didn't expect you to be able to withstand my moves."
"It's because you went easy on me, Teacher Chen. I'm just a novice martial arts intern. How could I possibly fight to a draw with a veteran like you? You'd better tell the truth when the time comes. Don't make me sound like a god. Otherwise, if something goes wrong, Director Xiao will be disappointed."
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