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"How come this kid's control skills have suddenly made such a huge leap?" The instructor couldn't help but mutter to himself, with a hint of surprise and curiosity in his voice that was hard to conceal.

He began to quickly recall Li Fan's previous training performance in his mind, trying to find a reason that could explain this amazing change, but found nothing.

The other trainees who were watching the training also saw this astonishing scene.

They were whispering to each other, with disbelief written all over their faces.

"How did Li Fan do it? He always made mistakes in basic movements before, but today he seems like a completely different person?" A student said with eyes wide open and a look of astonishment on his face.

"Has he been hiding his strength all along? This is too unbelievable!" Another student echoed, with a hint of envy and jealousy in his voice.

Various discussions arose one after another, and the atmosphere of the entire training ground became extremely lively because of Li Fan's wonderful performance, as if a huge rock was thrown into a calm lake, causing thousands of waves.

However, Li Fan did not get complacent with this success. He knew very well that this was just the beginning of the power of "Ace Pilot Skills" and there were countless more difficult challenges waiting for him.

Immediately afterwards, a series of basic maneuver combination training followed.

The instructor's instructions echoed through Li Fan's headphones like a string of closely connected musical notes: "First, perform a climbing turn, then quickly switch to a diving pull-up. Pay attention to maintaining coordinated control of speed and altitude..."

Li Fan is like a highly skilled and experienced dancer, dancing gracefully on the vast and boundless stage of the blue sky.

He flew the plane, completing one basic maneuver after another with ease.

When climbing and turning, the plane was like a nimble eagle, flapping its wings and climbing up quickly and steadily.

He skillfully pulled the joystick and slightly stepped on the right pedal. The nose of the plane lifted up and the fuselage drew a round and graceful arc in the air. The arc seemed to be drawn with the most precise instruments, without any flaws or deviations.

As it dived and pulled up, the plane was like a meteor streaking across the sky, rushing towards the ground at an extremely fast speed.

He pushed the joystick steadily and increased the throttle at the same time. The plane dived down like an arrow, and the wind whistled past his ears.

However, just as it was about to approach the ground, he relied on his precise control of the aircraft's controls to pull up the joystick just right, while adjusting the strength of the throttle and pedals. The nose of the aircraft lifted high and rushed back into the blue sky. The whole process was as natural and smooth as flowing water, without any drag.

Each of his movements was smooth and natural, and the plane's flight trajectory in the air was like a graceful ribbon, perfectly connecting each maneuver together to form a magnificent and breathtaking aerial picture.

With his series of wonderful performances, more and more people began to focus their attention on him.

The instructor's attitude towards him also changed significantly, from the initial slight doubt, with a hint of distrust in his eyes from time to time, to the current expectation and curiosity.

As the training progressed in an orderly manner, the instructor's serious and unquestionable voice, like a resounding bell, was accurately transmitted to the ears of every trainee through the communication equipment: "Next, we will start a series of high-difficulty maneuver training projects, which include Cobra maneuvers, Immelmann flips and other extremely challenging actions.

These actions are by no means ordinary and will be an unprecedented and rigorous test of your flying skills, instantaneous reaction ability, and all-round control over the aircraft.

You should know that the cobra maneuver requires the aircraft to be speeding at high speed, and like a nimble snake suddenly raising its head, the nose is pulled up rapidly until it is almost vertical, and then it needs to return to the level flight attitude smoothly and smoothly while maintaining the overall stability of the aircraft.

During this process, the aircraft's attitude control must be accurate to the millimeter, and the balance and adjustment of power is even more critical. Even an extremely slight mistake is likely to cause the aircraft to instantly fall into a stall situation, thereby causing a catastrophic crash.

The Immelmann roll is also not to be underestimated. It requires the pilot to perform a 180-degree roll with extreme precision while the aircraft climbs. This undoubtedly presents a huge and difficult challenge to the pilot's spatial perception, coordination of various body parts, and real-time control of the aircraft's power output and attitude changes.

As soon as these words were spoken, the students' faces were instantly shrouded in solemnity and worry.

The student who first tried the Cobra maneuver, when he mustered up the courage to pull the joystick, was obviously too nervous and used too much force.

In an instant, although the nose of the plane was barely pulled up under the action of a strong external force, the fuselage began to shake violently, like a lonely boat drifting in strong winds and huge waves.

The aircraft's altitude dropped rapidly and drastically, like an elevator that had lost brake control. The engine also emitted a series of heart-wrenching abnormal roars due to this sudden and abnormal change in attitude. The sound was like the roar of a wounded beast. It was obvious that the aircraft was on the verge of an extremely dangerous stall.

At this moment, the student's face was full of panic, his eyes were wide open, beads of sweat kept rolling down his forehead, and he was trying frantically to readjust the aircraft's attitude.

His hands were pulling and pushing frantically on the joystick, and his feet were stepping on the pedals in a panic. However, the panicked operations became more and more chaotic and disorderly, causing the aircraft's attitude to become more and more out of control, like a wild horse running wildly.

In the end, he had no choice but to give up the attempt. The plane drew a crooked and embarrassing arc in the air before it barely resumed stable flight in a thrilling situation. It looked like a drunkard who finally found balance after staggering.

The students who tried the Immelmann flip right afterward didn't fare much better.

As the plane began to climb, he made a serious mistake in determining the optimal time to flip.

This mistake directly resulted in severely uneven force on one side of the aircraft's wing, and the fuselage tilted extremely sharply, like a sailboat about to capsize in a storm, instantly deviating from the pre-set flight trajectory.

His forehead was covered with sweat, his eyes were wide open, full of fear and anxiety, and he tried his best to correct the mistake.

His body was tense like a fully drawn bow, and his hands operated the joystick and pedals in a disorderly manner. Sometimes he pulled the joystick violently, sometimes he stepped on the pedals hard. The plane was like a lost and flying goose in the air, swaying left and right, which made the people watching on the ground feel worried and broke into cold sweats. Everyone held their breath, their eyes fixed on the plane struggling in the air, as if time had stopped at this moment.

At this time, Li Fan was sitting upright in the cockpit, looking calm and composed, like a steady mountain, unmoved by the panic of the outside world.

He took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down, and then silently called for the mysterious and powerful "Ace Pilot Skills" to be fully activated.

In an instant, a magical force seemed to converge like a trickle of water into a surging river, quickly flowing through his whole body.

He seemed to have established a supernatural connection with the plane, and could perceive every tiny component of the plane and every change in power output in great detail, as if the plane was a part of his body, and he could feel every "heartbeat" and "breathing" of the plane.

As he began the Cobra maneuver, his hands were steady and firm on the control stick, pulling slowly, evenly and continuously.

Under his control, the nose of the plane was gently and firmly pulled up as if by an invisible yet extremely precise and powerful hand, and the fuselage was like a straight arrow, rushing towards the sky.

During the brief pause in the air, the plane seemed to be cast under a spell, and like a light feather, it smoothly returned to a level flight posture under the breeze.

During the entire process, the plane showed no signs of shaking or loss of control. Its graceful posture was like a nimble and elegant cobra dancing in the clear sky. Every movement was a perfect fusion of power and beauty. The trajectory of the plane seemed like a beautiful and unique rainbow in the sky, which was breathtaking.

Then came the Immelmann flip, and Li Fan's operation was as natural and smooth as flowing water.

As he climbed, his eyes were fixed on the dashboard, while his brain was working rapidly, accurately controlling every subtle movement of the joystick and pedals.

His eyes were focused and determined, as if the whole world only consisted of him and the plane.

The plane was like a well-behaved elf that obeyed orders completely, completing a 180-degree flip quickly and accurately. The flight trajectory after the flip perfectly coincided with the pre-set route, without the slightest deviation, as if it was measured and drawn with the most precise instruments.

Not only did he perform these difficult moves flawlessly, but the transitions between moves were so natural and smooth that it was breathtaking.

The trajectory of the plane in the sky seems like an art performance carefully choreographed by top artists. Every movement and every arc seems to be carefully carved, full of intoxicating beauty and shocking power, just like a famous dancer performing a beautiful dance on the stage, every step is just right.

The senior pilots and instructors who were watching were deeply shocked.

Based on their years of teaching experience and general understanding of students' abilities, they originally thought that these students would only be able to barely complete individual movements when faced with such difficult movements, and that the process would be full of loopholes and dangers.