Back in the garage, we find out that the game is still not settled yet. We learn that the guy who started the game with a long shot is now challenging the "maximity break" , which is the maximum number of points that can be scored in a single game. The guy is about to hit the century mark, but the red ball is still stuck on the bank. He corrects the trajectory by hitting other balls, which also enables him to save it. The break continues, and we learn that it is called a "kiss shot" . It's the fourth maximum point in the game, and in Hong Kong, the English term "kiss" is widely used. So, the cheesy balls smooch with passion. From the prologue, the balls are called "kisses with passion," and from the English language, "kiss." After the maximum break, it is "qiu ning" or "swoop with passion." The guy who is leading the game at the moment is the "male lead" after all. He's going to score a hundred points in this game, so he's definitely going to be the man to beat.
Back in the garage, we find out that the game is still not settled yet. We learn that the guy who started the game with a long shot is now challenging the "maximity break" , which is the maximum number of points that can be scored in a single game. The guy is about to hit the century mark, but the red ball is still stuck on the bank. He corrects the trajectory by hitting other balls, which also enables him to save it. The break continues, and we learn that it is called a "kiss shot" . It's the fourth maximum point in the game, and in Hong Kong, the English term "kiss" is widely used. So, the cheesy balls smooch with passion. From the prologue, the balls are called "kisses with passion," and from the English language, "kiss." After the maximum break, it is "qiu ning" or "swoop with passion." The guy who is leading the game at the moment is the "male lead" after all. He's going to score a hundred points in this game, so he's definitely going to be the man to beat.