Gao Yang really wasn't someone who easily became prideful, but this time he couldn't help but feel a bit carried away. It was mainly because the praise was too much and too intense, making it difficult for him to remain modest.
Modesty leads to progress, and this is true for practicing anything. Gao Yang never dared to think that his gunmanship had reached the point where no further practice was needed. On the contrary, he strived to maintain a self-reflective state, eagerly learning from anything worth learning and never missing any opportunity to improve himself, never wasting a moment that could be spent practicing.
The title of the number one marksman, the glory of the Gun God, didn't fall from the sky. It was the result of Gao Yang, hailed as a genius, achieving it through rigorous training. Having been a mercenary for several years, Gao Yang had never dared to neglect his shooting skills.
