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

Ye Qiu and his group returned to China and were picked up by the leaders of the e-sports headquarters as soon as they got off the plane.

Team Happy's victory in South Korea has an unprecedented impact on China's influence in Honor of Kings and esports globally.

Defeating South Korea is far more convincing than defeating our daily lives.

While esports in China is no longer popular, South Korea remains a leading esports nation. The fact that Team Happy defeated a South Korean all-star team is a performance that is enough to shock the world and bring glory to the country.

Therefore, the leaders of the esports headquarters not only had to host a welcome party for Team Happy, but also had to reward them with one million yuan as a bonus.

Although one million is not much money for Team Happy now.

After all, every endorsement and sponsorship they secure now is worth tens of millions.

Ye Qiu, in particular, is no longer just a Glory esports player; he can now be considered a national hero of China.

Just like Liu Jiang back then!
Ye Qiu is the Liu Jiang of the e-sports circle!

It's Liu Jiang from the Honor of Kings circle!
Therefore, Ye Qiu is not short of money.

However, the other members of Team Happy still need money.

Like Lin Jingyan and his group, and Duan Fei.

They don't have many endorsements, and their annual profit sharing from Team Happy is only around a few hundred thousand yuan.

If this million is divided among themselves, each person can get more than 100,000, which is quite a good income.

Most importantly, this is a reward from the leadership, which is of extraordinary significance, far exceeding monetary benefits.

However, besides enjoying a lavish meal, Ye Qiu also sent out all the videos of cheating in South Korea that they had recorded there as soon as he got off the plane.

After Ye Qiu and his group finished their feast, videos of South Korea's shameless cheating had already caused a huge uproar in the Glory community.

Domestic Honor of Kings players finally learned about the hardships and difficulties Team Happy faced overseas. They realized just how difficult it was for Team Happy to win the championship in South Korea.

At this moment, the prestige of Team Happy continues to rise.

After watching the cheating video from South Korea, the enraged players of Honor of Kings from China flocked to foreign media outlets and South Korean Honor of Kings forums, flooding their forum comments.

The next day, the cheating video from South Korea spread around the world.

Honor players worldwide were utterly shocked.

So this is what South Korea is like? This has left esports players worldwide somewhat skeptical.
Could it be that South Korea won so many esports championships over the years through cheating?

This incident quickly went viral on foreign media websites and soon reached international esports organizations.

The last time South Korea cheated by not closing the door to the battle room, the International Esports Federation had already warned them. This time, an even bigger scandal has broken, and even if they wanted to protect South Korea, they couldn't.

Therefore, the international esports league imposed severe penalties on South Korea.

The Korea Glory Alliance was fined 5000 million won, and all foreign sponsorships and live broadcasts of Korea Glory were completely banned.

If it's just a fine of 5000 million won, that's not a big blow to South Korea.

After all, South Korea is wealthy, and 5000 million yen isn't a huge sum of money.

However, a complete ban on foreign sponsorships and broadcasts of the Korean league is tantamount to directly blocking Korea's overseas revenue streams. People abroad will no longer be able to watch Korea's Glory League, and Korea will lose all commercial value outside of its domestic market.

This cuts off the Korean Glory Alliance's ability to continuously generate revenue; from now on, they can only develop their own technology within their own country.

It's no wonder that the international esports league imposed such a severe punishment on South Korea. After all, their cheating behavior was extremely egregious and had a huge negative impact on the spirit of esports worldwide. This would make people around the world even less likely to regard esports as a legitimate profession, and would lead outsiders to believe that esports is all about shady dealings.

Therefore, it must be dealt with severely.

Ye Qiu and all the members of Team Happy were extremely happy with this punishment.

Seeing South Korea being punished in this way, all the resentment and anger that had been building up in their hearts for a year vanished.

The next day, Ye Qiu and Su Muqiu flew back to Hangzhou. As for the others, Ye Qiu gave them a day off so they could go home and reunite with their families.

After all, they had been abroad for a year and hadn't been able to return home to reunite with their families during the Spring Festival. Now that they were finally back, they naturally wanted to give Lin Jingyan and the others the opportunity to go home and reunite with their families.

Moreover, they can now be considered national heroes, e-sports legends who have brought glory to the country. Their return home is a great honor for their ancestors and a triumphant return.

You can imagine how proud their parents will be when they go back home.

However, when he thought of his parents, Ye Qiu couldn't help but sigh.

He ran away from home secretly back then, and it's been seven or eight years since then. He's gone from a little boy to a young man in his twenties.

He has achieved some success in the e-sports circle, but it's hard to say whether he can be proud of his achievements in front of his parents.
Did they see his and Team Happy's news? Would they feel proud of it, even if only for a moment?

Ye Qiu didn't know.

Yesterday he secretly went back to see his grandfather, but he didn't see his parents. He didn't dare to see them either.

Upon returning to Hangzhou, Chen Taohai and others arranged a welcome banquet for Ye Qiu.

After the welcome banquet, it was naturally Ye Qiu's private time.

Ye Qiu and Su Mucheng were separated for more than ten months.

A year's worth of longing was finally released on this night.

It's actually quite easy to tell whether two people love each other or not.

If the first thing two people think about when they meet is to have a deeper conversation with each other, then their deep affection and love are enough to prove that they truly love each other.

If two people meet and there is no passion whatsoever, and even if they communicate at night, it's just a routine, then they no longer have feelings for each other. Their communication is merely for physical release, not a spark of love.

There's no doubt about Ye Qiu and Su Mucheng's love.

The passion between the two filled the entire room, and their battle echoed in every corner of the room.

The bathroom, the balcony, the bed, the bedside table—anywhere in the room could become their battleground.

A moment of passion is worth a thousand pieces of gold. Ye Qiu felt that this night was worth more than a thousand pieces of gold, even ten thousand pieces of gold.

Meanwhile, Su Muqiu, the older brother, wasn't idle either. He was enjoying some alone time with Chen Guo, so naturally he didn't have time to worry about his younger sister, Su Mucheng. (End of Chapter)