However, Lin Mu still had the power to break bricks and stones, so King Kong couldn't endure the immense pain in his throat, and his neck was nearly broken, while Lin Mu took the opportunity to kick again, knocking King Kong down onto his back.
In the next moment, a loud crash was heard as Lin Mu slammed King Kong's enormous body onto the ground, creating a deep pit and producing a vibration similar to an earthquake.
Lin Mu rolled to the ground, then swiftly stood up with a nimble fish jump, and in the next second, before the opponent could react, Lin Mu suddenly leaped into the air, kneeling with a thousand-pound jack right onto King Kong's chest.
King Kong's chest was struck hard by Lin Mu, causing him to groan. Fortunately, King Kong had non-human physical strength, combined with thick skin and strong muscles, with extraordinary resistance to blows. If it were an ordinary person, they would have been killed instantly by Lin Mu's knee strike.
