Rushing down the top of the ice slope, entering the irregular snow zone.
The snow particles swept in by the wind have long frozen into countless cement-like hard packs, Li Younan's gaze scanned far ahead, his body already reacting in advance.
As he plunged into the irregular snow formation, the snowboard began to violently jolt and sway, the impact force rushing along the board straight to his spine.
His knees and ankles flexed and extended like high-performance shock absorbers, absorbing the impact layer by layer, while his core kept his upper body stable. The snowboard continuously bounced and turned among the hard snow packs, carving a route of incessantly adjusted zigzags.
Ahead, a massive snow mound sculpted by the wind abruptly blocked the route center — to evade it would mean veering into a denser pile of rocks on the right.
The speed was too fast, leaving no retreat.
