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

After Ye Qiu defeated Li Xianghe, One Autumn Leaf's health was reduced to less than 15%, making it a rather difficult victory.

In this duel with Lee Sang-hyeok, he didn't hold back at all, fighting with all his might, and only narrowly won in the end, which shows that Lee Sang-hyeok's talent is already quite remarkable.

With 15% health remaining, Ye Qiu faced off against the second-strongest player in South Korea.

Although he is the second strongest fighter in South Korea, his strength is far inferior to that of Lee Sang-hyeok.

This gap is like when Ye Qiu watched Dragon Ball and saw Goku and Piccolo's final battle. Yamcha, Krillin, Tien Shinhan, and other second-tier members whose strength was second only to Goku, were completely unable to intervene in Goku's battle or help him in any way.

Even though Piccolo was on his last breath and barely clinging to life, he could still defeat all of them with a single glance.

It is clear that this gap is an insurmountable chasm, an insurmountable barrier!
While the difference might not be that dramatic in esports, the gap is still quite significant.

Originally, One Autumn Leaf had less than 15% health left, but before its health was completely depleted, it managed to consume nearly half of the second-best player in South Korea's health.

A blood loss ratio of more than 1:3 is enough to prove how big the difference is.

After Ye Qiu, Yang Cong and Duan Fei took the stage.

Yang Cong did not gain much advantage against the second-best player in South Korea. In the end, he defeated the second-best player in South Korea after losing nearly half of his health. Then, with half health remaining, he faced the third-best player in South Korea.

Ultimately, they were defeated after depleting 63% of the opponent's health, and then Duan Fei entered the fray.

Duan Fei's solo playstyle has already stirred up a storm in South Korea this season, and this playstyle without class change has completely stunned the Glory players in South Korea.

The no-job-change gameplay also appeared in South Korea, but it only lasted for a little over a year before nobody played this gameplay that required switching between many weapons.

This gameplay requires constantly switching weapons, which is too troublesome. Furthermore, the growth attributes are much worse without changing jobs and leveling up. The equipment is not yet mastered, resulting in a significant attribute deficiency, and advanced skills cannot be learned.

This kind of gameplay is only suitable for players below level 50; it's not really a viable strategy.

However, they never expected that a few years later, they would see the playstyle of casual players in professional esports competitions!
Moreover, the unaffiliated character that Duan Fei plays doesn't need to prepare many weapons to switch between; he can switch between them infinitely with just one weapon.

Such weapons directly solve the problem of the hassle of switching weapons for solo players.

Then, casual players can actually level up!!

It's important to understand that solo players were eliminated because they couldn't level up further after level 50, and the attribute gap became increasingly large, which led to their elimination.

If casual players can also level up normally, then out of the tens of thousands of Honor of Kings players, many will definitely still choose to play as casual players.

However, their players tried to pick up the solo character again this season, but they found that without the Duanfei skill, they couldn't solve the weapon problem.

Secondly, they cannot continue to level up. They cannot complete the challenge quest of the God Realm at level 50 and ascend to the God Realm. Since they cannot enter the God Realm, they cannot continue to level up.

Therefore, they stirred up a storm of casual players, which came and went quickly.

No one plays solo characters anymore, but that doesn't stop them from enjoying watching solo character matches.

Therefore, in Team Happy, only Duan Fei's matches are popular with South Korean viewers. As for the other players' matches, they only want to see how they lose to South Korean players, and no one cares about how well the players perform.

Duan Fei, with his return to the unspecialized gameplay style, once again attracted countless Honor of Kings fans.

Many early players who explored the game knew the free-to-play player, Duan Tianya.

Unfortunately, by the time the Glory Alliance was established, the solo playstyle had already declined.

Duan Fei could only play the same trick again and then debut with Team Happy.

Now, five years later, the solo playstyle is back, bringing back memories for that generation of pioneering players. My youth is back!
When Duan Fei's unaffiliated character appeared in the Glory Arena, viewers from the Dragon Kingdom left similar comments on the broadcast screen.

Duan Fei did not disappoint them.

During his season in South Korea, Duan Fei participated in 18 one-on-one matches and won all 18, remaining undefeated!
Even though Team Happy deliberately hid their strength and only allowed Duan Fei and his teammates to perform at 30-40% of their level, Duan Fei still never lost.

He is also the only player on Team Happy who, besides Ye Qiu, has never lost in the Korean professional league so far.

When Duan Fei entered the fray, facing an opponent with less than half his health remaining, he was naturally unlikely to lose.

With Duan Fei's successful victory, the first half of the duel between the strongest teams from China and South Korea has come to an end.

The final result was that Team Happy got two points in the one-on-one match and two points in the arena match, for a total score of 4 points.

South Korea only scored 1 point.

Such a stark contrast in results was like a heavy hammer blow to the chests of the South Korean audience and athletes, leaving them breathless.

We're going to lose!

Their strongest team, DK, is no match for Team Happy!

They can see that from the results of the individual competitions.

Their DK team is very strong, but Team Happy is even stronger, terrifyingly strong, so strong that DK team simply can't beat them!
How to do?
It's not just South Korean viewers who are worried; South Korean esports leaders are also concerned.

If even DK team is no match for Happy team, then which of the remaining teams can defeat Happy team?

Are they just going to watch Team Happy take away a humiliating championship on their own esports home turf, just like Xiao Rizi did?
In that case, their glorious kimchi nation's professional era will face a dark day.

The shame of this day will be something they will never be able to look at or face for a very long time to come.

We must find a way.

They can't let the Dragon Kingdom team take the championship like this!
But what other options could they possibly have?
They didn't close the door, and then they got exposed.

The network jammer has been detected.

What other methods can they use to cheat now?

The leaders of South Korea held an emergency meeting, but no matter how hard they thought about it, they couldn't come up with a good way to deal with Team Happy.

It should be noted that Team Happy still has evidence of their cheating. If they continue to use such cheating methods, they will not only lose the game, but also lose face and the dignity of South Korea as a leading esports nation.

Therefore, they had to come up with a method that was better than cheating but not cheating, and that wouldn't be criticized by a global audience.

What should we do?

In an emergency meeting, esports leaders from over a dozen South Korean countries brainstormed ideas.

Ultimately, with the unanimous approval of several leaders, they finally came up with the only hope of dealing with Happy.

That is, like Little Days, they should assemble the eight strongest super masters from their country into a team, and then have an ultimate showdown with Team Happy!

The title of this chapter was incorrect and has been corrected! (End of Chapter)