The Road to Godhood in Honor of Kings

"Although Singapore isn't that strong, their tactical thinking is quite good," Sima Yi said while playing. "With such a suppression, the Korean team has no chance of turning the tide. They are strong in e-sports, but this is China, and in the game Honor of Kings, we still have an inherent advantage."

Sima Yi said with a confident smile, "However, there's another point: they are weaker than us, just a bunch of weaklings. How shameful it would be to lose to them."

Although Sima Yi said this and the members of the Chinese team all agreed, those teams that had played against the Korean team might not agree with this view. After all, they were badly defeated when they fought against the Korean team.

Of course, teams from other countries are basically considered ragtag teams by the Chinese team. Even teams from South Korea and Japan, which have some ability, are just the better ones among these ragtag teams in the eyes of the Chinese team members. The strength of the South Korean team is basically only slightly stronger than the domestic SNOW team. As for the Jinglan team, without Cui Qinchuan, they can't even sit in the top spot of the domestic KPL. Moreover, the Chinese team members recently heard the news that the Jinglan team has disbanded. They can't help but smile helplessly. The once invincible Jinglan team was so unparalleled in every aspect, but now they are just a bunch of remnants, and in the end, they have been reduced to the fate of disbanding the team.

Of course, Han Cheng and his team weren't really aware of the hidden story behind it. In fact, based on the strength of the rest of the Jinglan team, Lie Yun, Lin Xi, and Mang alone could carry the team on their own, and it was very likely that they would at least be among the top three in the country. The main reason they chose to disband was because Liu Ruchi used her power to disband the entire Jinglan team, since Cui Qinchuan was dead and the Jinglan team had no reason to continue existing.

In the second game, the chances of winning were much higher. The reason was simple: the South Korean team had basically collapsed in the previous game. After realizing the huge gap between them and the Chinese team, they were almost desperate and collapsed at the first sign of trouble. What seemed like an easy victory turned into a pipe dream when the Chinese team appeared. On the contrary, the Chinese team was strong enough to hold onto that dream firmly and have the victory in their grasp.

So, this game was basically a foregone conclusion for the Chinese team. When it came to hero selection, they didn't need to be too particular and just picked their best heroes. As long as they were comfortable using them, it would be easy to kill the opponent. The team that had struggled a bit in the previous game played quite easily in this one.

"So the Korean team is really that bad," the fat man complained disdainfully. "They ruined our chance to even experience the thrill of battle, and it just ended so easily..."

"Maybe they didn't use their full strength. And Fatty, you used the wrong idiom, didn't you? I mean, you finally used an idiom, and you used it wrong. You're as bad as a dog!" Han Cheng started to complain.

"Ahem, even if they are really hiding their strength, we can still crush them if they don't. As for the issue of misusing the idiom, don't worry about such details..." The fat man finished speaking and smiled brightly. Han Cheng felt helpless. It wasn't just because the fat man underestimated their opponent, but more importantly, misusing idioms was a distortion of the truth, which could not be tolerated.

Therefore, before the competition, Han Cheng deliberately explained the usage of the idiom "堂而皇之" to the fat man in detail...

After a while.

"Ha, if we're going by the true usage of this idiom, then I, Fatty, am perfectly legitimate!" the fat man said with a smile.

"Ahem, I forgot to remind you, this idiom is now mostly used in a derogatory sense, similar to 'outwardly strong but inwardly weak'..." Han Cheng weakly reminded the fat man, who then wanted to ask Han Cheng the specific meaning of "outwardly strong but inwardly weak"...

"Hurry up and start the game, Fatty. You pick Yu Ji, just in case. Di Renjie is also fine. If the other side counterattacks, at least you won't get killed and cry." Han Cheng said with a serious face.

Afterwards, Han Cheng instructed everyone to choose heroes with good resilience, so that even if the Korean team really used all their strength, they could be guaranteed not to be crushed.

Unexpectedly, the Korean team did indeed hide some strength in the last game, but what they hid was not their skills. Their skills were actually just so-so. Although they were good, they were not top-notch. Kim Hyun was better than most of the team members, but compared to Han Cheng, he was just so-so. He was incredibly weak and arrogant, making him especially easy to deal with.

The main strength of the Korean team lies in their tactics. In terms of hero selection, they were very particular in this game, choosing versatile heroes who can withstand pressure and also deal damage. They mainly have a lot of control and strong support capabilities. Most of these heroes are warriors, mainly to allow Han Cheng to perform better, coordinate with the whole team, control the enemy, and let Kim Hyun finish them off.

Kim Hyun specifically picked Sun Wukong in this game, a man who has been dormant for a long time. Kim Hyun's Sun Wukong is also very strong, and a well-developed Sun Wukong is a nightmare. The Korean team's goal in this game was to allow Kim Hyun to develop steadily and gradually lead their entire team to victory. This tactic is similar to a four-protect-one strategy, but this time the Korean team's main protection point is not the marksman, but the jungler Kim Hyun. Also, even if Kim Hyun doesn't develop well, the other four players still have the ability to continue playing, unlike the traditional four-protect-one strategy where most of the other players are support or utility roles and cannot continue playing.

However, the Korean team originally thought that with Kim Hyun being so invincible and their support playing so well, victory was definitely theirs. But they didn't expect that Han Cheng's jungle play was even more invincible than Kim Hyun's, and their teammates' coordination was even better.

Jin Xian already knew that he had been defeated by Han Cheng before, so he should be inferior to Han Cheng in terms of operation. But who knew that his original sense of awareness and control of the rhythm were simply a pile of shit in front of Han Cheng, because he did not know that Han Cheng had something called the Eye of Illusion, which could see hidden vision, observe invisible units, and in short, dominate the battlefield.

There were a few times when the South Korean team outnumbered the Chinese team and managed to defeat Han Cheng twice. They were the kind of teams that went all out, just to kill Han Cheng once, or they would ambush one or two members of the Chinese team. But in the end, they all failed.