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

Thus, amidst the global attention of Honor of Kings players, the fifth season of the Honor of Kings Professional League in South Korea officially began.

Team Happy's first opponent is KRT, the third-to-last team from South Korea last season.

The teams ranked last and last have already been eliminated, making KRT the weakest team in the Korean league.

They used their weakest team to play their debut match against Team Happy, not to give Happy, a newly joined foreign team, but to test Happy's true strength.

Team Happy is good at disguising themselves. It was because they deliberately hid their strength that Xiao Ri Zi was deceived and ultimately lost the championship.

Having learned from the experience of Xiao Rizi, South Korea certainly wouldn't be so foolish as to use a strong playoff team to test Team Happy.

Only by testing the weakest team can we truly test the strength of Team Happy.

Therefore, South Korea's arrangement of this debut was also malicious.

Upon learning that their opponent was the weakest team in South Korea, Ye Qiu did not instruct Su Muqiu and the others to hold back and fight cautiously.

On the contrary, Ye Qiu did the opposite, directly revealing some of his strength to let the people of South Korea know that Team Happy was a powerful team that could not be easily fooled by a bottom-ranked trash team.

But you can't take everything out of the bottom compartment. The fuel tank is full of fuel, so you can't just floor the gas pedal and rev it all up. You have to do it slowly.

Therefore, Ye Qiu plans that everyone should only use about 30% of their strength this time.

Ye Qiu made this arrangement to take this opportunity to get a good understanding of the level of e-sports in South Korea.

If Team Happy still can't defeat Team KRT even after revealing 30% of their strength.

This is enough to show that South Korea's e-sports level is perhaps no weaker than that of China's teams.

If Team Happy used 30% of their strength, they could easily defeat Team KRT.

So as long as the Koreans don't resort to underhanded tactics, it shouldn't be too difficult for them to win the championship in Korea.

The debut match began quickly.

With Happy's entire team only performing at 30% of their potential, this match was far from easy.

Although Team Happy ultimately won, it was a narrow victory.

This also allowed Ye Qiu to understand the level of e-sports in South Korea.

In the Chinese league, if Team Happy were to face the weakest team, they might not even need to use 30% of their skill level to secure a victory.

This suggests that South Korea's esports level is indeed quite strong, at least on par with that of China.

It's no wonder that South Korea has always been a world leader in esports, and their games are second only to those of the United States globally.

However, this does not mean that South Korea has many esports talents; it only means that their national circumstances support the development of esports.

South Korea is a leading country in electronics and an exporter of electronic products. Playing video games is not considered a sin in their country, so their children grow up playing video games, and it's practically a national phenomenon.

In this context, their country can naturally discover more esports talents.

But in China, playing video games goes against the wishes of elders and parents, and you'll get beaten by them.

Playing video games is considered a waste of time and parents strictly forbid their children from doing so.

In this situation, despite China's large population base, the number of internet users is less than half that of South Korea, and most of them are middle-aged men, with very few students under the age of 16.

Even so, China's e-sports level, at least in the Honor of Kings game, is now on par with South Korea.

At least their Happy team won't lose to any other team!
Ye Qiu had this confidence. After Team Happy's debut match, the Korean team immediately conducted a tactical analysis.

They wanted to judge the true level of Team Happy based on their performance in this match.

Because they knew that Team Happy definitely hadn't played to their full potential in this match.

Even if they are arrogant, they don't believe that their weakest team can defeat Team Happy.

Based on their professional assessment, they believe that Team Happy may have performed at 50%-70% of their potential in this match.

If Team Happy held back half of their strength in this match, then their full strength should be comparable to that of the strongest team in South Korea.

Even if they are slightly stronger than their team, they are not much stronger.

With just a few simple tricks, they can send Team Happy back to where they came from.

If Team Happy only hides 30% of its strength, then the strength of the strongest team in South Korea will far surpass that of Team Happy.

That way, they wouldn't be afraid at all of what kind of trouble Team Happy could cause in their South Korea.

However, a single match may not be sufficient to make an accurate judgment.

In order to gain a clearer understanding of Team Happy's strength, they decided to continue to observe Team Happy in subsequent matches.

After all, the season has just begun, and they have a whole year to observe Happy. They don't believe that after a whole season, they still can't figure out Happy's strength.

If Team Happy poses no threat to South Korea, they can safely keep Team Happy in captivity and then slaughter them like pigs for the New Year.

If Team Happy poses even the slightest threat to the glory of their nation, they will nip it in the bud.

This is what makes their lives different from those of ordinary people in Korea.

Although they and Xiao Rizi are from the same lineage and share the same ancestor.

However, the people of South Korea are much more shrewd and cunning than those in South Korea.

Perhaps they are even more shameless than Xiao Rizi.

It's worth noting that many celebrities travel to South Korea to meet and interact with their fans, such as NBA stars holding fan meetings there.

These star players go to other countries to meet their fans, which is nothing more than interacting with them and playing basketball.

In South Korea, it's different. Although they also play and interact with fans, their fans will dress up as four or five-meter-tall giants to block the star player's path, making it impossible for the star player to shoot and score.

There are even extended robotic arms several meters long that can directly pry open the rim under the basket, making it impossible for even the greatest basketball player to score.

When it comes to shamelessness, no one can compare to South Korea. Even the simplest aspects of life pale in comparison to South Korea's.

However, they are currently hiding it well and haven't revealed their shamelessness much.

However, as the regular season progressed, South Korea's shamelessness gradually came to the fore.

Seeing that Team Happy was performing well in the regular season and had a chance to make it to the playoffs, they started causing trouble.

They came up with a crooked way to prevent Team Happy from making it to the playoffs. They wouldn't allow Team Happy to enter the playoffs, not only because they were afraid that Team Happy would threaten their championship, but more importantly, because they simply didn't want to give Team Happy the opportunity to shine in their South Korean country.

Unlike Xiao Rizi, who was thinking of defeating Team Happy in the playoffs, which might be a bigger blow to Team Happy, the Koreans were more rational. They believed that preventing Team Happy from making the playoffs would be the biggest blow to both Team Happy and the Chinese Dragon Kingdom.

So they came up with this underhanded trick to deal with Happy. (End of Chapter)