As everyone knows,
when a tiger pounces, we can adopt a posture that both defends and attacks.
That is, to hold the knife upright.
The person then slides backwards and forwards, slicing directly along the tiger's belly.
In doing so, the tiger's innards fall to the ground.
Easily accomplishing a counter-kill on the tiger.
This is the classic description of a sliding counter-kill on a tiger, and it has always been ridiculed.
Because under normal circumstances, doing such a thing to a tiger results in only one outcome, conveniently delivering yourself into the tiger's mouth.
But today, Chen Yun must emphasize one point.
People's physiques cannot be uniformly generalized.
If you have over four hundred tons of strength and a body as strong as rebar, then a sliding counter-kill on a tiger is no longer a joke.
At least for Chen Yun, this method indeed has some practical significance.
After he slid towards the tiger.
