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"Bright Eye! Wuhen must have activated Bright Eye, otherwise how could he have known in advance that the opponent would also make this choice?"

"Is it strange that Brother Wuhen has a luminous eye? He can even foresee the future."

"I told you, Wuhen would do this too! Why aren't the ones praising Japan anymore?"

"Hahaha, it's a reversal! The first cut is starting to imitate the 'Traceless' technique."

"..."

Wuhen maintained an extremely fast hand speed, always leading his opponent by about five seconds.

The first boss is the "Ritual Beast".

Wuhen used the copied fighting style, going with the flow and adding the "precision" buff. He spread out his swords and cards, and after a few rounds of attacks, the boss's health bar dropped rapidly.

When the boss fell on the screen, he paused the game and waited deliberately for a while—about twelve seconds—before "Sakura's First Slash" was finished.

Instead of immediately clicking on the card rewards, he moved the mouse to the microphone icon and turned on the room voice chat.

"I bet there's a 'Nightmare' card in there, right?"

His voice wasn't loud, but it was clear, and he spoke each word distinctly.

"Sakura's First Slash" heard the microphone on the other end and stopped clicking, but couldn't understand what was being said. Frustrated, he could only yell at the screen:

"What is he saying?"

Someone in the live chat immediately translated: "He said he guessed there was a 'Nightmare' card in the reward cards."

"The First Slash of Sakura" changed his expression.

Wuhen ignored his shouts, slowly moved the mouse to the card rewards, and clicked on them.

Among the three cards, there was a "Nightmare" card lying prominently.

The live stream room on C-site exploded again.

Holy crap! It really exists!

"I told you that Wuhen opened the Radiant Eye, didn't I?"

"If there really is a god in this world, then his name must be Wuhen (无痕)."

"Dude, isn't this a bit of an exaggeration?"

"..."

Seeing his reaction, Wuhen felt even more certain. Leaning back in his chair, he continued calmly:

"Your seeds were rigged, weren't they? In every round, you knew exactly which cards would be played."

"So you dared to blindly gamble on the 'Arcane Scroll' and recklessly try to pick 'Dirty,' am I right?"

"Dare you open your backend and let us take a look?"

These two sentences caused the live chat to go completely crazy.

"Cheating! So that's what happened. I was wondering why something seemed off."

"No wonder he played so arrogantly; he knew the cards beforehand!"

"Shameless! Using cheats and still so arrogant!"

"It has to be the Japanese from Japan; no one can beat them when it comes to shamelessness."

"Hurry up and open it! Do you dare let us take a look?"

Upon seeing the translated comments, "Sakura's First Slash" blushed deeply and slammed his hand on the table.

"What evidence do you have? What makes you accuse me of cheating, huh?"

Wuhen was not in a hurry, and slowly said:

"The evidence is that you happened to draw these cards in every previous round, and in roughly the same positions."

"In the first round, you drew a Precision card from the question mark after the fourth mob... In the second round, after defeating the first-floor boss, you drew Nightmare, and then drew Precision from the second mob..."

Wuhen accurately reproduced his memories one by one, and with each sentence he spoke, First Blade's face paled a few degrees.

"In the third match, you faced the Green Leopard. Right from the start, you transformed your offensive and defensive style into 'Precision' and 'Hidden Trick'..."

"Stop talking!" the First Blade shouted, standing up in a fit of rage.

"You Chinese are nothing but idiots who can only fight malfunctioning robots! You're not worthy to be our opponents!"

"So what if you win? Show us the skill on the field! [National Fortune: Global Tower Climbing Level Drops by 10,000 Times: Explosive word-of-mouth, rave reviews! Our Sakura Nation has been ranked fifth globally for two consecutive years!]"

"Hey? Which country is it that's managed to get seventh place for two years in a row, failing to even make it to the finals?"

"I'm telling you, a lowly country like yours, with these lowly humans, only deserves to come in seventh place every year!"

The barrage of comments immediately followed suit, with insults surging back like a tsunami, and the entire comment section instantly dominated by Chinese characters.

Wuhen continued speaking:

"Cheating is cheating. Is this how your Japan behaves?"

"Just admit defeat already. You have no chance of winning even if you keep playing. My hand speed is far superior to yours."

"Sakura's First Blade" made viewers from all over the world see the truth, and some who originally supported the First Blade began to switch sides.

At this point, comments in various languages ​​from around the world immediately followed:

"Just admit defeat! You can't even beat others by cheating, don't embarrass yourself." — This is from Sakura Japanese.

"I thought Japan had some real experts, but it turns out he was just cheating. What a waste of time." — This is Korean.

"If you don't have the skills, get out of here. Stop shouting and yelling. It's really unsightly. If you're not as good as others, you should accept the consequences." — This is Yingwen's words.

"Is this the e-sports spirit of Japan?" — This is the spirit of Japan.

"Apologize to us immediately! Apologize to the entire Dragon Kingdom!" — This is the Dragon Kingdom's official language.

Just as the global barrage of comments was in full swing, the screen of "Sakura's First Slash" suddenly went black, and the live stream came to an abrupt end.

Only in the live stream room of C-Station, Wuhen sat in a chair with his hands in front of his chest, like a victorious hero.

Wuhen didn't speak, but just stared silently at the screen, his eyes filled with heaviness.

He was still replaying the words the first person had said:

Because only he knew it was true. And nobody else knew that he actually didn't know how to play the hunter at all.

Aside from malfunctioning robots, China really has nothing else to offer.

What does this mean?

As a top-tier professional player in China, he knew this all too well. This pressure was like an invisible burden, something they carried constantly.

At this moment, the live chat was filled with shouts of victory, creating a celebratory atmosphere.

"Wow, Wuhen is amazing! He finally crushed that Japanese girl."

"These Japanese are despicable. They actually cheated to come here and ruin our business. They have no shame at all."

"Brother Wuhen, I'll always support you! You'll definitely crush Japan on the field next year!"

"..."

Wuhen thought for a long time before leaning back in his chair and finally letting out a sigh of relief.

In the observation room, the coaches were watching intently as their trainees battled it out.

Da Kun, holding his phone and looking serious, hurried over and patted Coach Lu on the shoulder.

"Something's happened, come with me right away."

Coach Lu looked at Da Kun's expression and sensed that something must have happened. He turned around and followed Da Kun into the office.

In the office, Da Kun's computer screen displayed the website page he had just browsed, as well as a closed live stream room.

"Did you see what just happened?"

Coach Lu shook his head: "No."

Da Kun pulled him through several pages of news from various websites, all of which were about the "Wuhen vs. Sakura's First Blade" battle. It had just happened, had a huge impact, and was still gaining popularity.

"Did you figure something out?" Da Kun asked him.

"I think I understand," Coach Lu said.

"This matter is not simple."

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