Ye Qiu, reborn as the King's Avatar, and his younger brother and sister-in-law Su Mucheng

On August 20th, at 8 PM, Team Happy arrived in Seoul, the capital of South Korea.

As one of the world's top ten financial centers, Seoul's prosperity is indeed impressive.

This city not only boasts towering buildings and bustling commerce, showcasing a unique style and vitality, but also preserves many historical sites, blending the rustic charm of traditional Hanok villages with the vibrant urban landscape, creating a harmonious and captivating fusion.

Walking the streets of Seoul feels like stepping into a romantic scene from a Korean drama, where you might just meet your love around the corner.

It's like being on the stage of a K-pop group, feeling the passion and energy of youth.

"The cities in South Korea are really well-designed."

After returning from a trip around Seoul, Su Muqiu gave this assessment.

Arriving in a completely new city you've never seen before, it's perfectly normal to feel a sense of wonder and excitement.

Ye Qiu, however, showed a disdainful look: "So-so. Our capital is much more beautiful than theirs, and it's countless times bigger. If our Old Summer Palace hadn't been destroyed, their capital wouldn't even be qualified to shine our shoes."

"Seoul's area is only about 600 square kilometers, right? How big is our capital?" Lin Jingyan asked.

"It seems to be more than 16,400 square kilometers," Fang Shiqian said.

"Pfft! It's not even a fraction of what we have. 600 kilometers is only the size of a small county town like ours." Lin Jingyan burst out laughing.

"To correct you, the area of ​​Seoul would only be the size of one of the smallest counties in our country," Fang Shiqian said.

“In such a tiny place, tsk tsk, I can travel all over the country in a day by riding an electric bike,” Duan Fei said with a smile.

"Although their territory is small, their ambition is huge. Their South Korea can devour everything in the world; everything in the world belongs to South Korea," Zhao Yang said with a smile.

I've seen jokes about South Korea online before.

Whenever something exists in the world, they rush to register a patent and then turn things from other countries into their own.

It's fair to say that the whole world belongs to their kimchi country.

Among them, there were many things that had been seized from the Dragon Kingdom.

Take kimchi, for example.

China has a history of pickling vegetables for over 2000 years. As for Korean kimchi, it was introduced from China during the Three Kingdoms period, and it gradually evolved into what it is today by adding chili peppers.

Despite the evidence, South Korea stubbornly refuses to acknowledge it, registering a patent for kimchi and claiming that their kimchi is the only pickled vegetable in the world.

Actually, South Korea's behavior is not entirely incomprehensible.

Insecure people often appear more arrogant than anyone else because they need to use bluffing to disguise and protect themselves.

South Korea is afraid that its culture will be surpassed by China's, so it reacts angrily at the slightest sign of trouble.

But culture isn't about seizing territory. If you're truly confident, why rush into things and get all worked up?
A few years ago, South Korea renamed the "Chinese knot" as the "Korean knot" and even went so far as to apply to UNESCO for UNESCO World Heritage status, insisting that this thing had developed from the Three Kingdoms period and the Goryeo period.

As for why it's called "Chinese knot" all over the world, South Korea's explanation is that East Asian culture has "shared characteristics," meaning that the Chinese simply "copied" their idea.

Even more outrageous, South Korea has included the Dragon Boat Festival, Chinese characters, printing technology, and even Confucian culture in its list of intangible cultural heritage applications!
That's shamelessness taken to the extreme.

Therefore, Ye Qiu made ample preparations for his challenge in South Korea, anticipating even more outrageous encounters than when he competed in the tournament.

“You little rascals are really funny, adasayoo, semeda!” Lin Jingyan said in a low voice. “Pfft~! Hahaha!” Everyone burst out laughing.

Ye Qiu shook his head slightly: "Alright, get some rest. We'll go directly to their esports headquarters tomorrow morning."

Nothing happened overnight. At nine o'clock the next morning, Ye Qiu and his group arrived at the e-sports headquarters of South Korea and went directly to Park So-an, the chairman of their Glory Alliance.

In fact, when Team Happy won the championship, the Koreans had already roughly guessed that Team Happy's next target might be Korea.

After all, among the countries bordering China, South Korea has the strongest e-sports level.

Team Happy has successfully challenged Xiao Ri Zi, so they will definitely come to challenge South Korea and take the throne of the number one esports team in the Asia-Pacific region.

Therefore, Park So-an was not surprised at all to see Ye Qiu and the others appear; on the contrary, he greeted them warmly.

Even if it's just a facade of enthusiasm.

In fact, Park So-an had mixed feelings about the arrival of Team Happy.

He both looked forward to and worried about the arrival of Team Happy.

The anticipation for Team Happy's arrival stems from the fact that Team Happy's challenge to Xiao Rizi has garnered significant attention from Honor of Kings players worldwide.

This summer, the Little Days League became the focus of attention for Honor of Kings players worldwide.

If Team Happy were to come to South Korea, then by this time next year, South Korea's Glory League would become a focus of attention for players worldwide.

More importantly, if their South Korean team can defeat Team Happy, then South Korea's Glory status will be elevated once again, and they can rightfully sit on the throne of the number one Glory in the Asia-Pacific region, becoming the undisputed number one in Asia.

His concern was that Team Happy's strength might exceed their expectations.

He feared that they, like Xiao Rizi, would be unable to defeat the members of Team Happy, despite being his proudest genius.

If Team Happy were to win the championship in South Korea, it would severely impact the country's glory and its standing in the esports scene.

It is precisely because they do not have an accurate understanding of how strong Team Happy really is that he is both expectant and worried.

To put it in Chinese: fortune favors the bold.

After deliberation, a group of leaders at the South Korean esports headquarters decided that if Team Happy came to South Korea, they would welcome them with smiles.

However, while they welcome Team Happy to play professional matches in their country, they also need to take defensive measures.

They set a good example with their shameless behavior, and South Korea has learned a lot from it.

If Team Happy's strength exceeds their expectations, they can learn from Xiao Rizi's methods to deal with Team Happy.

However, they will add more difficulty to the already difficult methods, making it even harder for Team Happy to turn things around!
As long as they use these methods, Park So-an firmly believes that no matter how strong the players of Team Happy are, they will not be able to win the championship in their South Korea!

Moreover, South Korea has seen a surge of esports prodigies in the past two years, and they have always considered themselves the world's number one esports powerhouse, unafraid of any opponent.

Therefore, Park So-an also believes that no matter how strong Team Happy is, it is impossible for them to be stronger than South Korea.

The day after Ye Qiu and Park So-an met, Park So-an held a press conference to announce that Team Happy would join the esports professional league in South Korea in the fifth season, becoming the 21st team in their Glory League.

Furthermore, they deliberately spread this news to all the Glory nations around the world, aiming to attract Glory players globally to pay attention to the esports league in South Korea. (End of Chapter)