In the cinema, while Luo Zhaoliang's thoughts were wandering, the story continued.

Using metals looted from various places, Prince Shen completed the refining of the secret weapon, the cannon, and returned to Phoenix City.

In Phoenix City, he was blocked by an army led by the Guardian Master Rhino.

It was another fierce and exciting fight. After the two disciples, Storm Bull and Meteor Crocodile, were defeated, the powerful Rhino Master appeared and knocked Prince Shen back with a single blow from his sledgehammer.

At this time, Prince Shen took out his secret weapon, the cannon, and easily blew Master Rhino away with just one cannonball - what a lack of martial ethics!

In the cinema, many children gnashed their teeth when they saw this part of the plot, feeling sorry for Master Rhino.

The adult Luo Zhaoliang was quite calm. After all, he was facing the "Device of Equality for All Beings", and it was inevitable that he would be attacked by a dimensionality reduction attack.

This principle has been demonstrated in many previous kung fu films. Even kung fu masters as strong as Wong Fei-hung and Ip Man had to back down when threatened by guns.

In the face of thermal weapons, no matter how high your kung fu skills are, all carbon-based creatures cannot withstand a single blow.

Seven steps away, the gun is fast.

Within seven steps, the gun is accurate and fast!

Seeing this, Luo Zhaoliang was a little confused.

Even the villain, Prince Shen, possesses an invincible artillery, so how can he still push through without a hitch? How can this Panda Warrior and his companions compete? They're clearly not on the same level of combat power.

However, Luo Zhaoliang is still too "naive" in this regard. So far, he still watches cartoons with the normal thinking of an adult, but it is normal for cartoons not to follow common sense.

The First Law of Physics? What is that!

Have you ever seen a skill of rubbing cannonballs with bare hands?

As the story continues, in the battle with the wolf army, Po becomes suspicious about the mystery of his life experience, so he embarks on a journey to find the truth about his life experience.

It turns out that Po was once a member of the Panda Village. When Prince Shen ordered the massacre of all the Panda Villagers, it was his parents who risked their lives to protect him, so that he was able to survive.

At the same time, Prince Shen, who recaptured Phoenix City with the power of artillery, is becoming increasingly ambitious. He wants to eliminate all Kung Fu masters and then rule the entire Central Plains.

Po came to Phoenix City with his friends, but after a hard fight, he was eventually blown away by a powerful artillery shot. The situation became the most critical moment.

Just when Po felt that he could not hold on any longer and everyone was in despair, he suddenly understood what his master had taught him - real Kung Fu is the power that emanates from within.

The ultimate secret of Kung Fu is to have a "mind as calm as still water."

At this moment, he recalled his father who raised him, the first time he won the respect of the "Furious Five", and all the villagers in Peace Valley, and also recalled what he had experienced over the years.

Generally speaking, when an animation reaches the moment of "nostalgia killing", it means that the protagonist is about to start the counterattack.

Po returns to Phoenix City and rescues the imprisoned "Furious Five", and another fierce fight ensues.

This time, facing the powerful artillery, Po realized the mystery of Tai Chi palm technique. With a move of "Great Shift of the Universe" and "using softness to overcome hardness", he gracefully threw the flying artillery shells away.

This scene shocked everyone, including the real-life audience member Luo Zhaoliang.

I'm catching a cannonball with my bare hands! Is this really that outrageous?