"Yes, Wang Chao's real purpose was to give A Long a grand gift."
In his livestream, Qin Huachang brought up the same issue. "A Long's debut as a coach had actually been terrible. The two players under him, Lin Li and Fan Xiaodong, had both been swept 4:0 by Wang Chao. It was a complete rout, and Wang Chao was responsible for all of it."
"Wang Chao should feel guilty about that."
"You're asking me why? Oh, there are probably some things you still don't know."
Although Qin Huachang had become far more broad-minded than before, some habits could not be changed in a short time. For instance, right now, he instinctively wanted to build up the reputation of the new leader of the Qin faction and clear away some of the stains on his name.
"Actually, A Long gave Wang Chao his Men's Singles spot at the Swedish Open in April. It was through winning that Open that Wang Chao solidified his position on the national team. Going further, it was precisely because of that title that Wang Chao began to think he could compete for a place in the Olympic Games singles match at the end of this year."
"If that doesn't count for much, then A Long truly did Wang Chao an enormous favor at this German Open." Qin Huachang continued, "This spot should originally have belonged to A Long as well, but he gave it to Wang Chao again. The reason was that he knew Wang Chao wanted to compete for an Olympic Games singles match spot, so he gave Wang Chao one more chance to prove himself. And you've all seen the result. Wang Chao had swept everyone 4:0 all the way to this point. He had proven himself once more, and after this Open,