Korea's surrender meant that Huaxia had won this China-Korea showdown.
The trophy they had been so proud of and certain they would win was ultimately left in Huaxia.
With the consent of all the Huaxia players, Jiang Siming placed the trophy in the honor exhibition hall of PM Internet Cafe.
The China-Korea Streamer Competition had ended just like that, but Jiang Siming felt he had gotten the short end of the stick.
After all, he had missed one match. Otherwise, he probably could have picked up several more fragments.
Still, it was fine. Making the Koreans surrender in shame and fury, then leave Huaxia overnight and roll back home, was satisfying enough.
After securing the victory, Jiang Siming had a meal with everyone and invited Young Master Wang and PDD's group as well.
They were all family, so eating together was much more fun.
The restaurant was right next to PM Internet Cafe. It happened to have received a fresh batch of lambs and plenty of seafood that day.
So everyone ordered whole roasted lamb and a seafood feast, with more than thirty people sitting down together.
The restaurant had an Inner Mongolian style, with an entire yurt and an enormous table. Accommodating more than thirty diners was no problem.
The meal followed Han-dynasty traditions, though, with everyone served their own portions so nobody would have trouble reaching the food.
Jiang Siming actually liked this style of dining when he was out. It was clean and hygienic, perhaps because he had grown used to it during his time in the Han dynasty.
There was no need for it at home.
The table was set with homemade baijiu—the liquor from the distillery he had established in partnership with Young Master Wang.
Principal Wang was no longer content with just the Russian