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

After returning to Russia, he rested for a day and then started a new competition.

Team Happy has never lost in the Russian league. Although they have not gone all out against Russia and have won by small margins each time, they have won every time and are still in the lead in the score.

Currently, Team Happy is ranked first, followed by the strongest Russian team. Ye Qiu couldn't remember their name; he felt the Russian language was too difficult to pronounce and remember.

But none of this matters.

Importantly, they experienced Russian culture and hospitality while playing in the Russian league, and gained a deep understanding of the level of honor in Russia.

Despite Russia's harsh weather and bitterly cold winters, the Russians, known for their fighting spirit, have a remarkable talent for esports.

While their esports level isn't as high as South Korea's, it's far superior to Japan's.

Most importantly, Russian esports competitions have not used any cheating methods, and the competition rules have never been adjusted.

Logically speaking, not cheating is a necessary condition and a hard requirement in esports events. Every esports competition must ensure that cheating is not allowed and that the competition rules cannot be arbitrarily changed.

But now, not cheating has become a virtue, something worth promoting.

This truly shows how morals have declined and how cold-hearted people are.

Just like an actor, memorizing lines is a basic skill and a fundamental ability.

But in this day and age, young, handsome actors are everywhere. They don't need any real skills; all they need is a pretty face. They don't need acting skills or lines; they can just say "1234123412341234" and they can finish filming a TV series or movie with dozens of episodes.
Even if a young, handsome actor can recite lines, it becomes a point of pride.

This is exactly the same as the current Glory League.

Because of the shameless behavior of the small-time crooks and the Koreans, even Russia's behavior of simply following the basic rules of Honor of Kings and e-sports, and not cheating, has been regarded as a noble act of integrity.

It has to be said that Russia has won this round to the point of exhaustion.

Their humble lives and the allure of South Korea made them seem incredibly noble, earning them countless fans worldwide.

Watching Russia's matches has instilled even greater contempt in global viewers for South Korea and its underdog lifestyle.

Therefore, although Russia lost a championship, they gained more prestige and won over the global market.

Therefore, the Russian side has no objection whatsoever to Team Happy winning the championship in Russia.

Half a year has passed in the blink of an eye, and another summer has arrived.

The sixth season of the Glory Pro League in Russia has also entered the playoffs.

Because Russian football is so popular worldwide, their playoff games have had their broadcasting rights purchased by multiple countries for global broadcast.

This is also why Russia has made a fortune.

With the attention of Honor of Kings players worldwide, Team Happy fought their way through the playoffs to the finals and successfully won the championship.

Everyone had already predicted that Happy would win the championship. After all, no one could stop the Russian team. Even if they followed the example of Little Sunshine and South Korea and gathered the strength of the whole country to form a super team, they still couldn't stop Happy's progress.

So everything was as expected.

With Team Happy winning this championship, they have now collected three foreign league championship trophies.

This marks Team Happy's third consecutive championship in China, followed by another three-peat abroad.

This championship is of extraordinary significance to Team Happy. Similarly, Team Happy's global tournament appearances have also attracted significant attention from the Glory International eSports League.

Eight years have passed since Honor Games was released.

Over the past eight years, they have acquired operating rights in many countries, including China, South Korea, the United States, Russia, Italy, and the United Kingdom, selling the Glory franchise rights to a total of 36 countries.

It's fair to say they've made a fortune; the Glory Alliance in 36 countries is making them money.

However, before this, they only thought about making money quietly and never thought about spreading the glory more widely.

Just like football and basketball games, it can become a top-rated sport worldwide.

They had never thought of it this way before, because they believed that no matter how well a game was operated or how popular it was, it could never become a global competitive event.

Until Team Happy appeared.

From Team Happy challenging Little Days, to Team Happy challenging South Korea, and then to Team Happy challenging Russia, Team Happy challenged Glory teams from three different countries in three years.

Over the past three years, they have opened up a whole new world for Honor players around the world.

It turns out that Honor of Kings competitions can go beyond China and reach international audiences.

They also look forward to their national team going to other countries to challenge other national teams, defeat them, and win a truly meaningful championship.

Some players have even suggested creating a global Glory League, where national Glory teams from around the world could come together to compete. This seems more interesting and meaningful than simply challenging other teams to a tournament.

Just like the World Cup, football teams from all over the world come together to compete for that glorious championship.

Things that were unthinkable before have become possible now because of Team Happy.

Therefore, after a week of discussion, the Glory International Alliance made an unprecedented decision.

They plan to organize a grand global celebration next year.

They want to bring together the glory of 36 countries around the world to compete in a global glory tournament.

Just like the World Cup, let's make Glory completely global and international, and let the flame of Glory burn even more fiercely.

However, it will take a lot of work to get this matter done, so after discussing it, the International Glory Alliance did not announce it immediately, but began to do some preparatory work.

After all, they need to change the rules and regulations of the international league so that they can't be the same as the rules of the Glory Leagues in different countries, in order to create highlights and make the games more interesting.

For example, the current Glory League consists of 3V3 one-on-one matches and arena matches, and 6V6 team matches.

For international competitions, they plan to change it to 5V5 one-on-one matches and arena matches, and then 10V10 team matches.

Such competitions are more interesting and more challenging.

The change in the competition format also requires the construction of a dedicated international arena, which takes time to build.

So it wasn't until a month later, after the international competition format and venue construction were completed, that this matter was finally finalized.

All 36 national alliances holding the rights to operate Honor games worldwide have received invitations from the Honor International Alliance. The Honor International Alliance invites each country to send a 13-person team to the Honor National Alliance headquarters in Zurich on August 8th to participate in the Honor World Invitational Tournament! (End of Chapter)