A very simple principle.
Suppose you and several teammates happily went to raid a dungeon together, with Support, Tank, Mage, and Warrior all present.
With such a perfect lineup, just as you were preparing to take down the boss through flawless coordination, someone casually stepped in and one-shot the boss with a single strike. And not just one boss—every boss. How would you feel then?
Or, to put it more plainly, when you were diligently practicing your shots alone on a basketball court, some guy came over and leisurely started landing fancy three-pointers, clean swishes, massive dunks, and eventually even pulled off the entire Basketball Fire routine... Screw the basketball dream.
That was more or less the situation Qi Guang Meng Xing and the others had been in before.
It wasn't that they didn't want to contribute; it was just that someone had never given them a chance to show what they could do...
But after the brutal beating they received last night, they had finally come to a realization. One thing was one thing, and being carried by a Big Shot was another—yet their own attitude was also extremely important.
Hugging someone else's thigh was certainly great, but if they kept doing it, they might end up becoming useless themselves.
—If they always relied on a Big Shot to solve everything, it might ultimately get them killed instead.
Take those several rounds of Nightmare last night, for example. At the beginning, they truly hadn't taken them seriously. Even the Expressionless Loli had been the same. With someone in the party who was practically cheating, why did they need to waste time and effort?
But they had never expected that someone simply wouldn't participate at all.
It was precisely because of that, along with that mindset, that they had nearly