He is a universally acclaimed top player, a man standing at the peak of tactics and execution.
His human-race character once used control combos precise to the millisecond to toy with countless powerful opponents, control the entire field, and decide the outcome. Players gladly praised him: the strongest human player! His ID, “Sovereign of All,” was the perfect testament to his dominance.
Yet behind all that dazzling glory lay a shadow no one knew about.
For reasons he couldn't discuss, caught between his father's identity and expectations, he was forced to hide outside the spotlight. He couldn't appear on camera and always kept silent, like a faceless legend. This deliberate low profile became the deepest crack beneath his glorious throne.
In the end, that crack was exploited by the person he trusted most.
Manager Wang Hai, who had once fought alongside him and co-founded their team, bared his fangs under the influence of greed and ambition. A carefully planned frame-up and a smear of “embezzlement” drove this celebrated star out of the team whose glory he had built with his own hands!
But would a true great player ever admit defeat so easily?
Only after reading Chapter 17 did I realize that Dahua is not turn-based, but also has skill CDs. I used to play fake lies for more than ten years 🤮