The King's Avatar: Reborn Sun Xiang, Girlfriend Su Mucheng

Sun Xiang completed a 1v2, giving Excellent Era a one-kill lead.

However, if Excellent Era wants to win the arena battle, the players who come on later will still need to perform well.

The third player to take the stage was Li Yihui, a member of the golden generation from the same era as Su Mucheng. After winning two championships with Team Tiny Herb, he seemed to have become a bit arrogant.

He was traded to 301, losing his title as the top judoka and becoming the most disillusioned member of the golden generation, his career completely lost.

However, in the second half of this season, with Bai Shu joining 301, Li Yihui's form seems to have improved.

His opponent at this time was also his classmate, Xiao Shiqin.

Although both were members of the "Golden Generation," Xiao Shiqin's personal honors and reputation far surpassed those of Li Yihui.

However, Li Yihui won two championship rings. It has to be said that life is like this; sometimes no matter how hard you try, you can't beat good fortune.

Li Yihui was lucky to debut with the Tiny Herb team, just as Tiny Herb was rising to prominence. Li Yihui became the strongest "carry-winner" among the golden generation, winning two championships without any effort.

Other players from the same golden generation, besides Huang Shaotian, Yu Wenzhou, and Zhang Xinjie, such as Su Mucheng, Xiao Shiqin, Chu Yunxiu, and Tian Sen, had never won a championship when Li Yihui won two championships.

They didn't even get to touch the finals.

It's clear how lucky Li Yihui is.

However, after winning two championships with Tiny Herb, Li Yihui also received a big contract, and his ego may have become a little inflated.

Their performance started to falter.

Otherwise, logically speaking, Li Yihui is still in his prime and it's impossible for him to be performing poorly. The only explanations would be arrogance, lack of motivation in training, and lack of fighting spirit in matches.

To explain why Team Tiny Herb would give up such a golden generation of All-Star players, it's understandable why they performed so poorly as 301, even worse than top-tier players.

However, it's no wonder that Li Yihui would act this way.

For most people, they would have already achieved success at a young age.

Looking at the Sword Saint Huang Shaotian with his title, looking at Su Mucheng with the highest popularity in Glory, looking at his group of peers who were top players at the same time, none of them had achieved as much honor as him.

Everyone gets young and impetuous, and everyone gets arrogant at times.

However, all of that is now in the past.

Li Yihui may have finally come to his senses.

In the second half of this season, Li Yihui's performance gradually recovered, and his fighting spirit also increased significantly.

Facing his contemporary Xiao Shiqin, Li Yihui fought very aggressively. As the former chief judoka of Glory, Li Yihui's attacks made it very difficult for Xiao Shiqin.

Especially on maps like the Stalactite Forest, the Mechanic has a significant advantage, but if the opponent is someone else, Xiao Shiqin will perform much better.

But his opponent happens to be a judoka. Once a judoka gets close to him on this kind of map, it's like having a leech stuck to your body, and you can't get rid of it.

At first, Xiao Shiqin was able to use the terrain to his advantage to suppress Li Yihui.

But soon, as Li Yihui's life force was wiped out, Xiao Shiqin gradually fell into a disadvantageous position.

After a fierce battle lasting nearly six minutes, Li Yihui surprisingly defeated Xiao Shiqin with only 9% of his health remaining.

"This guy has finally stopped giving up."

Seeing Xiao Shiqin lose to Li Yihui, Su Mucheng in the audience could not tell whether her eyes showed surprise or relief.

She wasn't particularly close to Li Yihui, but as a member of the golden generation, she still felt somewhat saddened to see Li Yihui fall from grace.

Seeing Li Yihui able to pull himself together again still makes him feel gratified.

Hearing Su Mucheng's sentiments, Sun Xiang smiled faintly: "A prodigal son who returns is more precious than gold. I hope he can pick himself up again in the last few years of his career and return to his peak."

"Mmm." Su Mucheng nodded, and at this moment Xiao Shiqin also walked down from the stage.

Sun Xiang stood up to greet him, gave Xiao Shiqin a high-five, and laughed, "So, how does it feel to lose to your old classmate?"

Xiao Shiqin shook his head and smiled, "This kid is finally back."

Clearly, seeing Li Yihui's performance, Xiao Shiqin was not discouraged by the loss. On the contrary, like Su Mucheng, he had a look of relief in his eyes.

This is glory, this is the bond between classmates. "It's your turn now, Mu Cheng." Xiao Shiqin looked at Su Mu Cheng.

"Haha, let him taste my cannon!" Su Mucheng laughed.

Then he got up and walked towards the stage.

Soon, Mu Yu Cheng Feng entered the arena, and the battle continued.

After the match started, Su Mucheng didn't give Li Yihui a chance to get close at all. She took advantage of the terrain and bombarded Li Yihui's character relentlessly.

Li Yihui's 'Mountain Moving' skill had very little health left, and before he could even take a few hits from Mu Yu Cheng Feng, he fell straight down.

The battle is over.

Mu Yu Cheng Feng didn't lose a single drop of blood, only 3% of her mana.

"How ruthless, Mu Cheng! She didn't give her a single chance." Li Yihui complained in the public chat the moment the Mountain Moving collapsed.

"If you want a chance, come to Excellent Era next time, and I'll give you one," Su Mucheng said with a smile.

"Goodbye!" Li Yihui logged off and left the arena.

Soon, the fourth contestant from Class 301 took the stage: the exorcist Zhong Taiwu.

This rookie, who debuted in the eighth season, was initially a power forward, but he has now developed and is at least at the level of a second-rate player.

However, Zhong Taiwu was no match for Su Mucheng's barrage of attacks.

The main reason is that Zhong Taiwu plays a Force Drive, which is primarily a melee class, putting him at a disadvantage in terms of class composition.

If Zhong Taiwu were playing a magic-based character, he would be in a much better position against Su Mucheng.

Force Drive would be fine against other players, but it just so happens that it's facing a Gunner like Su Mucheng who has a strong ability to choose positions.

Zhong Taiwu's maneuvers made it difficult for him to get close, and even if he did get close, he couldn't entangle Su Mucheng. After throwing a few random attacks, Su Mucheng would create distance again.

The final battle lasted for more than three minutes, and Zhong Taiwu was defeated.

Mu Yu Cheng Feng still had nearly 60% health remaining, having taken down a second-rate opponent with less than half her health, which once again proved that Su Mu Cheng was not just a pretty face.

However, the final defender of the 301 team was Bai Shu, who had returned from England.

Bai Shu is a knight, and his fighting style is similar to that of a physical damage dealer.

However, Bai Shu's positioning skills are far superior to Zhong Taiwu's.

Under Su Mucheng's barrage of fire, Bai Shu used his skillful movement to quickly break through Su Mucheng's artillery blockade, and then charged bravely to get close to Su Mucheng.

Immediately afterwards, Bai Shu stuck to Su Mucheng's Muyu Chengfeng like a leech.

When Su Mucheng tried to escape, he pulled her back with a provocation and continued to beat her.

The final crusade took Mu Yu Cheng Feng away completely.

The battle lasted less than four minutes before Su Mucheng was defeated.

Bai Shu's account 'Tide' only lost 25% of its health.

This is Bai Shu!
Despite having the advantage of the terrain, Bai Shu's formidable skills were on full display in this match.

This is a skilled, efficient, and detail-oriented Cavaliers player.

His offense is not as slow and drawn-out as Xu Bin's; once he seizes an opportunity, it's a thunderous attack.

If there are no opportunities, then find or create them yourself.

In conclusion, Bai Shu's playing style carries a Western chivalrous spirit, which is different from that of domestic chivalrous players.

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This book still has the World Invitational Tournament and Season 11 to cover, so there's still a long way to go! (End of Chapter)