Chapter 22 - 8: A Hundred Shots, A Hundred Hits
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An archery class at the archery hall lasts one hour.
After finishing his first lesson, Lu Yunhai felt somewhat overwhelmed, nearly losing his confidence as an archery instructor and beginning to doubt whether what he had learned over the years was correct.
In that hour, Ji Xinghuo made great progress.
But it could also be said that he made no progress at all.
The great progress refers to Ji Xinghuo's archery form becoming extremely standard after correction.
From posture and shooting steps to the technique of exerting force, as long as Lu Yunhai taught him once, he'd practice a few times by himself and then master it, never making a mistake again, and his archery speed also increased somewhat.
No progress, because during the process of correction and practice, every arrow Ji Xinghuo shot hit the ten ring, regardless of whether the form was wrong or right, he always hit the bulls-eye.
What's the first goal of archery?
It's to hit the target!
Since he always hit the bulls-eye, achieving a hundred shots and a hundred bull's-eyes, the question of whether the shooting form was standard became irrelevant.