Daily Evolution from Mastering Tai Chi-Chapter 274 - 233: First Encounter with Surfing

However, if Wang Ye makes a request, Anta should find a way to fulfill it for him.

After all, Anta even custom-made a professional skydiving suit for him,

so making a customized modified track bicycle should not be a problem.

After all, his request is merely to change the frame material and add a gear.

If worst comes to worst, they can borrow designs from other manufacturers' frames and make modifications based on that.

After testing the limits, Wang Ye decided not to continue testing further.

The parts of the frame were almost on the verge of breaking, and continuing to ride would be somewhat impolite.

Wang Ye compensated some repair money and exchanged contacts with Bright,

then said his farewells and left the venue, preparing to return to the hotel to rest.

The night's training was quite intense, with Wang Ye covering over a hundred kilometers just by running along the Chicago Marathon route.

The cycling distance also exceeded ten kilometers, and it was maintained at an extremely high intensity throughout. 𝐟𝕣𝗲𝕖𝕨𝗲𝐛𝗻𝗼𝐯𝗲𝚕.𝗰𝚘𝐦

Wang Ye walked along the road, absorbing the radiation from the moonlight. After about ten minutes, his body recovered its energy. The nearly damaged bones, soft tissues, and muscle fibers from cycling were quickly repaired by the energy-filled cells, becoming as good as new.

Previously, when he hadn't gained the ability to absorb radiation, after such intense training, he would have to devour over a hundred pounds of food at nearby restaurants just to barely recover.

Now, being able to absorb radiation, it has become much more convenient,

as he can recover energy while exercising.

Just as he was about to quicken his pace back to the hotel,

he suddenly saw the waves by the shore of Lake Michigan.

It was nighttime, and the waves lapped against the shore, crashing into white crests like ocean waves.

Wang Ye suddenly recalled his recent task of learning surfing.

Once he finishes the Chicago Marathon on October 10th, he would most likely return to the Cortes Sea, Mexico, for the "Life of Water" challenge.

Before that, he needs to hone his surfing skills quickly to prepare for the next stage in the Cortes Sea.

But the problem now is that in non-coastal cities like Chicago, finding a surfing club is extremely difficult. There's only a small chance of finding a suitable indoor surfing training facility, and most are tucked away in obscure corners, making them especially hard to find.

He'll probably have to let Ah Gui take charge of finding a surfing coach tomorrow.

The Red Bull team should be on their way to the Cortes Sea by now.

Thinking of this, Wang Ye couldn't help but admire the Red Bull team members. They, as ordinary people without a system, mastered so many extreme sports skills through sheer willpower. While none of their skills are particularly proficient, they're enough to reach a professional level, and they have rich outdoor practice experience, having challenged extremes globally. They can be considered very outstanding athletes in the field of extreme sports.

Now being recognized by Red Bull, even receiving hefty sponsorships, reaching this point surely involved plenty of sweat and effort, yet they were defeated by an outsider like Wang Ye who came out of nowhere. However, the most admirable quality in them is that they didn't get discouraged after failure but continued to the next region to face challenges. As the saying goes, "No task is insurmountable for a determined person." As long as they persist in challenging themselves, the chance of success is sure to come.

Wang Ye couldn't help but sigh, "The longer the delay, the greater the risk of being preempted... it looks like I need to find a surfing coach and learn surfing as soon as possible."

Back at the hotel, he continued to cultivate his Innate Skill and Vajra Indestructible.

The Primordial Qi in the air in the United States is slightly less than in China.

So his cultivation efficiency with the Innate Skill also slows down a bit.

Having visited so many places, Wang Ye has also summed up the concentration of Primordial Qi in various locations. In remote areas, mountain peaks, and places like forests and rivers, the concentration of Primordial Qi is the highest—for example, the concentration of Primordial Qi in Swallow Cave is about double that of other places. Meanwhile, places lacking vegetation, like cities and snowy peaks, have relatively low concentrations of Primordial Qi, especially on the summit of Mount Everest, where due to extremely low temperatures, barren landscapes, and layers of thick snow cover, the concentration is almost zero, with only the Sun's radiation releasing some Primordial Qi. Cultivating there for an entire year would hardly yield noticeable progress.

Although the concentration is lower in the United States, it can still barely support his cultivation.

Based on this principle, most people might think the Primordial Qi concentration is linked to oxygen concentration.

But that's not the case. The places with the highest concentration of Primordial Qi are often not the ones with the highest oxygen concentration, but rather in objects with strong destructive forces.

For example, since arriving in Chicago, Wang Ye discovered many people here carry a handgun. Particularly those in business attire—there's a higher probability they carry a gun on themselves or in their vehicles. As for how Wang Ye knows they're armed, it's because every bullet in the handgun is filled with explosive powder, like gunpowder, which contains a high concentration of Primordial Qi.

Similarly, grenades, cars, and even mobile phones also contain high concentrations of Primordial Qi, but their nature varies. The Primordial Qi fluctuations in safer items are often relatively stable, while in objects like gunpowder, these fluctuations are very unstable, as if they could explode at any moment.