Chapter 622 - 407: Ozaki’s Eight Countdown
After landing on the snow,
Wang Ye’s snowboard gouged a deep trench in the snow.
Endless ice shards and snow mist were kicked up five or six meters high by him.
But at the same time, his speed went from over 200 kilometers per hour,
to over 300 kilometers per hour.
If an ordinary person crashed into a rock at such speed,
they would directly become meat paste smeared on the rock.
This shows just how exaggerated the impact at such a speed is.
In an instant,
the livestream room erupted in excitement.
[He, he, he... did he just leap over it??]
[Holy crap!]
[He’s simply Superman!]
[Damn, this is way too cool!]
[The board didn’t even break, this impact absorption skill is invincible!]
[Forget about the board, even if I jumped from that height and rolled, I’d probably break a few ribs, yet Wang Ye can easily absorb the impact.]
[Even though his physical strength is high, the impact still acts on the equipment. Normally, the skis should break, the goggles should crack—especially considering Wang Ye is using a carbon fiber snowboard, which is fragile beyond belief, slightly crashing may cause cracks, yet right now Wang Ye’s equipment is still intact.]
[What does this indicate?]
[Indicates Wang Ye’s skills have reached peak-level, extraordinary mastery!]
[He not only has top-notch physical prowess but also even more top-notch skills!]
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At this moment, Wang Ye wasn’t seeing the comments on the livestream.
He was just staring intently ahead, making subtle adjustments to his movements,
striving to make his actions more elegant and perfect.
The word "more" has no limits, meaning as long as Wang Ye is willing, he can always explore higher levels.
In Wang Ye’s eyes, the surrounding world had become extremely slow under the effect of Super Sensing, with the speed of snowflakes falling as slow as a snail’s pace.
His speed of 400 kilometers per hour,
seemed extremely slow to him as well.
Because now, if his sensory abilities fully unleashed their potential, he could precisely avoid obstacles at twice the speed of sound,
whereas his current speed was merely 400 kilometers per hour, not even a fifth of twice the speed of sound.
It was like asking a motorcycle racer to ride a bicycle,
a complete reduction in complexity when it came to speed perception.
Usually, in such challenges where the speed far exceeds human reaction capabilities and the environment terrain is extremely complicated,
the challengers actually do not rely on their logical thinking or surface consciousness to process information.
More often, they rely on instinct, meaning the subconscious to process information, fully handing over decision-making to experience.
Just like many veteran drivers who have been driving for years,
when they drive long distances, they’re not entirely focused on the road conditions,
but rather entrust it to instinct,
their years of driving experience give them the skill to drive unconsciously and even drive exceptionally well.
Many people even feel that they react faster and operate more proficiently when driving unconsciously compared to driving attentively. Many drivers call this situation "autopilot," discovering they’ve zoned out half an hour into autopilot mode is common.
Most extreme sports and many other sports are like this.
Take ping-pong for example,
in high-level ping-pong matches,
professional ping-pong players’ racket speeds reach human peak level, combined with techniques like spin shots and loop shots.
Thus, the speed and trajectory of ping-pong balls actually far exceed human information processing speed.
The human eye simply cannot see the ping-pong ball flying in which direction in the brief few milliseconds,
they can precisely hit and return the ping-pong ball with a paddle because their long-term experience allows them to guess the landing point the moment they see the opponent’s swing movement.
After prolonged competitive training, they develop an ability to automatically predict the ping-pong ball’s trajectory, muscle memory allows them to act before their consciousness reacts.
Other sports including badminton, baseball, and basketball are the same as well,
as are motorcycle racing, car racing, skiing, and so forth.
Therefore, in competitive sports, the experience from long-term training is immensely valuable, comparing it to theoretical knowledge and logical thinking, seems much less important. Otherwise, those scientists who have been studying physics for years would all be Olympic champions.
But instinct is still instinct.
Biological instinct often comes with brutality and ugliness.
Which means the aesthetic aspect of actions often isn’t that good.
Instead, it more emphasizes how to unleash extreme speed and strength.
Like those frantic hunting cheetahs and lions in the wild.
All muscles are tense, and movements occur with some degree of distortion and trembling.
But Wang Ye is different,
after his brain evolved to a certain level,
his instinctive thinking hasn’t been used for a long time.
In the slow flow of time, his brain was like a computer operating at high speed,
allowing the environmental information that should have been processed by instinct to be handled by logical thinking,
striving to make his actions closer to the ideal of perfection,
so much so that in the eyes of ordinary viewers,
Wang Ye’s movements were mechanically flawless, with excellent aesthetics.