This speed, even if no other forces are involved, is enough to fight against ordinary contestants.

And since Heke dared to challenge Levide, he naturally wouldn't do it to this extent.

I saw many spiritual connections suddenly spreading out from the ball.

The spiritual connections are part of Heke and his strength.

It is injected into the ball along with the resonance rate, then the ball is Heko himself.

Levid easily swung the bat to catch the ball, and the power above was easily broken, and the hidden soul power was also forced out.

Then the ball returned along the original path and flew straight towards He Keta.

During the whole process, no one could tell what kind of power Levid used.

Everyone knows what's special about Levide and his certain power.

But apart from this power, few people know about his other methods.

Even if you don't care about the opponent's awesome methods, Leved's table tennis is more like an ordinary person playing ball.

There is no trace of any special power.

"Sure enough, ordinary means can't cause you trouble." He Kehe confirmed this: "Even if I keep telling myself that I can win."

Others don't know, but Heke knows that Levid's power involves the power of belief.

As long as he is confident that he can do it, he can do it, and as long as his opponent is convinced that he can't win, he can't win.

As for the power of this belief, self-hypnosis alone is not enough.

It's remarkable that he is self-aware that he cannot win against his opponent simply by relying on his own strength. No matter how much he self-hypnotizes himself or how much he improves his own beliefs, he cannot change this.
Chapter completed!