Training underwater is by no means an easy task.
With the water's resistance and pressure present, it adds an extra challenge to the body, increasing the difficulty of training.
Moreover, the deeper one dives, the difficulty increases exponentially.
It's not just the water pressure one has to overcome; there is also the lack of oxygen, claustrophobia, and the dangers posed by undercurrents.
The training regimen for divers includes carrying weight blocks, descending rapidly with the help of a guide rope, and climbing back up for practice.
What Fang Cheng intended to do was not that simple.
He planned to dive into deeper waters and use this high-pressure environment to carry out regular physical training as if he were on land.
That is, to undergo "Prisoner's Six Arts" training at the bottom of the sea.
The cape cleaves the waves and towers high.
Below, the surging surf smashes against the rocks, shattering into smithereens.
