Since he was interested in Wang Yi, Old Master Bo had spent the past few years learning a little about Chinese culture. He knew Invincible East and Yue Buqun.
Wang Yi's words seemed to speak highly of him, but in truth, he knew Yue Buqun had castrated himself to master an unparalleled martial art.
"That guy still won't take a loss, not even a small one."
The next day.
The Kings slept until noon before getting up to eat.
By then, all kinds of news had been circulating online.
"When Doug was getting beaten up, not a single Kings player was willing to stand up for him. Wang Yi, in particular, was the team leader. One of his players was getting beaten so badly, and he still didn't step in to defend him. It's hard to respect that."
"When one of his players was getting beaten, he didn't stand up for him or say a word on his behalf. What kind of leader is he?"
"That guy's a coward, a hypocrite."
Wang Yi saw the news reports and comments but paid them no attention.
When Doug went to the restaurant for lunch, he happened to run into a reporter.
The reporter asked Doug about what had happened:
"When you were getting beaten, none of the Kings players stepped in to defend you. One of your teammates even wanted to help, but Wang Yi stopped him. Are you unpopular with the Kings? Do you have a bad relationship with them? Is Wang Yi the one leading the effort to isolate you?"
The reporter was obviously trying to stir up trouble.
Doug's answer was simple. "If Wang Yi had stood up for me back then, I would've looked down on him."
After dropping that line, Doug turned and strode away, leaving the