A realistic recreation of anime, and you call this tennis?

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The powerful force of tennis will not be weakened too much even if it is one or two hundred meters, let alone ten or twenty meters.

Therefore, when the tennis ball falls to the ground and hits the audience, the force of the tennis ball on the audience's body is not much less than that on Jia Panxia on the court.

Although the big bang serve will not make the tennis ball fly too fast, under normal circumstances, Jia Panxia can react.

But at this time, Jia Panxia's condition had deteriorated significantly. If he was not careful, the tennis ball would have passed him by after it landed, leaving him no chance to swing the racket and hit the tennis ball.

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Seeing that Jia Panxia failed to catch the tennis ball, the audience felt a little regretful.

They believed that the tennis ball hit by Jia Panxia had no way of crossing the net.

But just as Jia Panxia had thought before, as long as Jia Panxia was still standing on the court and kept hitting the tennis ball back, there was a certain probability that the tennis ball would go over the net.

Now that Jia Panxia didn't catch the tennis ball, there was absolutely no way for the tennis ball to fly over the net, which naturally made the audience feel very sorry.

The audience does not know Zhou Ran’s real purpose.

As they watched the tennis ball continue to fly towards the audience, they didn't think much of it.

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The spectator randomly selected by Zhou Ran felt a little surprised at first when he saw the tennis ball flying towards him.

The tennis balls that had previously landed on the ground would only stay on the court after bouncing, and no ball would bounce into the audience seats.

However, even though the tennis ball was coming straight towards him, the spectator had not thought about how powerful the force of the tennis ball was.

He just treated the tennis ball Zhou Ran hit him as an ordinary tennis ball.

So when the tennis ball was about to hit his face, he subconsciously stretched out a hand to block it.

He originally thought that the force of the ball was not too strong and he could catch the tennis ball with one hand.

However, the moment his right hand touched the tennis ball, he knew he was wrong.

Although the tennis ball was only the size of a fist, the moment he touched it, he felt that it was not a tennis ball that was hitting him, but a speeding train.

His right hand instantly became numb and painful, and he lost all feeling.

Next, the tennis ball wrapped around his right hand and headed straight for his face.

The tennis ball that could hit a person flying hit his face directly with his right hand.

In just a moment, the man's face was covered with blood from his nose, his eyes were red, and his cheeks were swollen.

Under normal circumstances, this person should be howling in pain due to the violent impact.

But at this moment, the man was very quiet, lying quietly on the seat with his back leaning back, without making any howls.

This is not because this person is strong-willed and refuses to speak out.

It was because this person had been knocked unconscious by Zhou Ran's powerful serve.

Chapter 72: Endure! Lose in silence!

Because Zhou Ran knocked the lucky audience member unconscious, so that the person did not make any sound after enduring tremendous pain.

So at the beginning, no one at the scene realized how powerful the tennis shot Zhou Ran had just hit was.

But then, the person next to the fainted spectator noticed something was wrong.

"Hey, what's wrong with you? Wake up!"

"Oh no, this person has fainted!"

"Ah, blood! This person's face is covered in blood!"

"What's going on? Why is this guy covered in blood? Why did he faint?"

"It must be Zhou Ran. The tennis ball Zhou Ran just hit him with hit him so hard that his face was covered in blood and he passed out!"

If the person had just fainted, it might not have been noticed.

But his face was covered in blood, so if the people around him didn't notice it, they would be blind.

As for why this person lost so much blood and why he fainted, anyone with a discerning eye could quickly discover that it was definitely caused by the tennis ball Zhou Ran had just hit.

Logically speaking, a serve wouldn't have such a powerful force.

But almost every one of the audience here had seen Zhou Ran’s previous game videos.

They had seen in those videos that Zhou Ran had a special move that was so powerful that it could directly knock the opponent away.

When they first saw the video, they thought it was ridiculous.

How could there be a move in this world that could send someone flying?

You have to know that even if you hit a living person with your body, you can't easily knock him away.

Not to mention using a tennis ball the size of a fist to knock a living person away.

At that time, the audience once thought that the video was either edited or Zhou Ran bribed his opponent to fix the game and performed an exaggerated acrobatics with his opponent.

But now, after Zhou Ran's repeated verification, everyone knows that Zhou Ran has real strength.

Since Zhou Ran used some of his unique skills, he relied on his strength to perform them.

The power-based moves in the videos they had seen before should have been used by Zhou Ran based on his strength.

So the ball that was just hit towards the audience was a powerful serve used by Zhou Ran.

The force of the ball knocked the spectator unconscious.

When everyone realized this, no one cared whether the person who was knocked unconscious was dead or alive. They all shuddered, felt a chill on their backs, and gasped.

They saw the man who was knocked unconscious and his appearance was so miserable.

I guess he must have suffered great pain when he was knocked unconscious.

At this moment, they were extremely grateful that Zhou Ran had not hit them just now.

Soon, the medical staff on the scene carried the spectator who had just been knocked unconscious out of the stadium.

With the referee's maintenance, the game can continue soon.

At this time, the audience was still feeling scared and had no idea of ​​the seriousness of the situation.

They had no idea what was going to happen next.

On the court, Jia Panxia, ​​who had been in a somewhat depressed state, became more energetic after seeing Zhou Ran knock a spectator unconscious.

He now also remembered that Zhou Ran had a move that could directly knock people away.

What he had to think about next was not only how to hit the tennis ball over the net, but also to pay attention to the power of the tennis ball hit by Zhou Ran.

If he finds that the tennis ball is very powerful, he should try not to touch the ball to prevent himself from being hit out of the court.

boom!

Order was restored at the scene and Zhou Ran served again.

The power of the big bang serve did not weaken at all this time, but Zhou Ran increased the flying speed of the tennis ball.

Because he knew that at this time, not only Jia Panxia, ​​but also the audience at the scene had become wary of the tennis ball he hit.

If he still uses the slower Big Bang serve, he may not be able to hit Lucky Guy successfully.

That's why he increased the speed of the tennis ball, so that even if a lucky person knew that the tennis ball was going to hit him, he would have no way to dodge it.

"Ah! It hurts!"

Just as Zhou Ran thought, the moment he hit the tennis ball, it spun strongly, rubbed against the ground, and quickly bounced back in a certain direction towards the audience.

The spectator could only watch the tennis ball coming towards him, unable to dodge it.

The ball didn't hit him in the face, but only in the shoulder.

But despite this, his arm was dislocated instantly.

Miserable howls echoed throughout the venue.

"You did it on purpose, Zhou Ran, you did it on purpose!"

"This guy is obviously seeking revenge!"

"Referee, isn't this obvious intentional injury a foul?"

"Hurry up and deprive Zhou Ran of his right to compete and kick him out!"

Zhou Ran's two consecutive balls hit the audience in the stadium. Anyone could understand that Zhou Ran did it on purpose.

The audience thought that as long as they remained silent, they could get away with framing Zhou Ran.

Just wait until the game is over and then quietly leave the court.

But now they discovered that Zhou Ran aimed every ball at the audience.

Although there were tens of thousands of spectators at the scene, even if Zhou Ran aimed every ball at them, there would only be a dozen injured people at most.

But every ball Zhou Ran throws has a certain probability of hitting them.

Although the probability of this happening is very low, as long as it exists, they don't want to let Zhou Ran continue.

So they quickly reported to the referee and wanted to end Zhou Ran's game.

After hearing what the audience said, the referee of course knew that Zhou Ran did it on purpose.

But he did not directly deprive Zhou Ran of the right to compete as the audience said.

Because what Zhou Ran did at that time was not against the rules, there was no conclusive evidence to prove that Zhou Ran did it on purpose.

So what happened on the court just now was at most that the tennis ball Zhou Ran hit was extremely powerful.

The force of the tennis ball did not decay much after it bounced back, and it accidentally hit a spectator in the stadium.

So even though the audience was very excited, the referee could only signal Zhou Ran that he could continue the game.

Then, chaos began to break out on the court.

"Ah! It hurts!"

"Zhou Ran scored!"

"Ah! My belly!"

Zhou Ran scored.

"Ah! My Bolengai!"

"Zhou Ran scored!"

"Ah! My tailbone!"

"Zhou Ran scored!"

"The score is 5:0!"

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"The score is 30:0!"

The big explosion combined with the spinning ball made the referee and the audience cheer!

Just like that 2.2, in the next few small games, Zhou Ran used the combination of big explosion and spinning balls crazily, randomly selecting a lucky spectator at the scene with each ball and directly sending him to the hospital.

At the beginning, when the audience realized that Zhou Ran did it on purpose, they all shouted and accused Zhou Ran angrily.

But gradually the audience discovered that Zhou Ran would choose the direction where the sound was louder to hit the tennis ball.

The probability of spectators in that direction being injured or being hit by a tennis ball is greater.

In this situation, the audience knew that Zhou Ran was retaliating against them, but in order to reduce the probability of being hit by Zhou Ran's tennis ball, they could only swallow their anger.

While enduring the risk of being hit by Zhou Ran's tennis ball, he remained silent and suffered the loss in silence.

In this way, the game came to the second to last score of the last game.

Zhou Ran only needs to win two more points to win the entire game.

Chapter 73 Kill two birds with one stone! Carry them all away!

When Zhou Ran first started using big bang serves or very powerful shots to injure the spectators, the referee believed that there was no way to deprive Zhou Ran of the right to compete, so he just ignored it.