Cultivating through increasing my stats in America Chapter 408 - 245: Acquiring [Dragon Roam Skill]

Li Ang’s guidance was described as high-level; not only had his running reached a master level, but more importantly, his profound understanding of human anatomy allowed him to teach according to each athlete’s abilities. In a short amount of ti, he could correct the athletes’ biggest issues.

After today’s session, many athletes achieved a leap in their levels in a very short period, so advancing from a second-level athlete to a first-level athlete, and notably, two of those with the most issues jumped from first-level to master-level athletes.

anwhile, Li Ang’s performance in the village, once uploaded online, garnered millions of views in less than a day.

The appearance of a god-like figure breaking national records at a village sports event was more explosive than news of a math prodigy in a technical school.

Most videos about him were made in jest, for example, "Rural War God," "Your performance is fine for the Olympics, but not enough for a village contest," "He ran so fast in Guangdong that he went missing..."

This traffic also brought more attention to their village.

However, there were also many bloggers who seriously questioned Li Ang’s achievents.

"Look, I get the , but you guys don’t seriously believe soone could run five kiloters in just over thirteen minutes on a rural road, do you?"

"First, it’s debatable whether the distance was even five kiloters, and second, look at his shoes in the photos, they are not proper racing shoes at all, he’s clearly not a professional. Isn’t this just a ploy for publicity?"

Despite the presence of videos from the event, it was indeed difficult to verify if the race track was actually five kiloters long.

Because of these videos, many people started to suspect this might just be a publicity stunt until another video surfaced.

The person who posted the video was an athlete from the Guangdong Provincial Team, who had amassed tens of thousands of followers by sharing his routine training videos.

Due to his frequent internet surfing, he noticed the widespread skepticism surrounding Li Ang almost imdiately. As a professional athlete, he hated not when people mocked his achievents—since, in competitive sports, diocrity is the original sin—but he detested unfounded doubts about genuine accomplishnts. Having trained from a young age, he was acutely aware of the sheer amount of effort and sweat idols in various fields had poured into their specialties.

To him, it was utterly unreasonable to doubt soone’s achievent just because it occurred in a rural area, or because they weren’t wearing competitive running shoes, suggesting publicity or cheating.

Therefore, he hurriedly made a video overnight to help clarify for Li Ang.

The video’s caption was simple but had an incredibly effective pull.

"Rural War God (adoptive father) cos to Guangdong Provincial Team for testing."

Unexpectedly, Li Ang not only coached him extensively, but also after leaving, gifted him a video with tens of millions of views.

In the video, Li Ang, still in his usual clothes and ordinary sports shoes, ran five thousand ters, but this ti on the track field of the provincial team.

The surroundings weren’t just packed with a couple of hundred professional athletes but also equipped with an electronic tir and professional referees. Many small-scale formal competitions didn’t even have this level of setup.

Li Ang’s running speed, not obvious when compared to reference points on rural roads, beca evident surrounded by a group of professional athletes.

"I actually know the person beside him, he’s a national master-level 5000m runner. No way, is this for real?"

"Holy crap, he started behind and took the lead so quickly?"

"That running form, who said he wasn’t a professional? That’s even more proper than what I see in instructional videos."

"His speed is too consistent, like a robot programd to run perfectly."

"My speed is also consistent, consistently slow."

Towards the end, Li Ang rcilessly lapped one professional athlete after another, stirring up a frenzy in the video’s comnts. The people beside him were not just any random passersby; what did laps around national master-level athletes signify?

After watching this video, nearly all skepticism was dispelled—there was no way hundreds of people from the provincial team would participate in a staged act, which was pointless.

It was fortunate that Li Ang’s team had created several video accounts for him on dostic platforms; otherwise, this surge in traffic would have gone to waste.

However, as a large number of onlookers flooded Li Ang’s accounts, they were shocked to discover that running was not even his main profession.

Consequently, due to this cross-disciplinary test, his popularity soared even higher, even the seldom-active dostic accounts grew to a staggering million followers.

At this ti, Li Ang was not too concerned with this matter, as he was preparing to return to Arica.

Originally, he had saved money to buy a copy of "Bone Marrow Cleansing" from Shaolin Temple at a high price, yet ironically, he got it without spending much.

For now, without any upcoming big expenses, money was rely a string of numbers to him.

Hearing that Li Ang was leaving, Nie Zhaofeng’s grandfather even went out of his way to see him off and handed Li Ang a booklet before departing.